My Chemical Romance have revealed just who will be sitting behind the kit when they play their long-awaited reunion show next month.

By now, you’re probably well aware of the fact that emo icons My Chemical Romance are set to play their first concert in over seven years just next month.

Having announced their split back in 2013, the band revealed on October 31st that they’re back with a vengeance, sharing a one-off headline show in Los Angeles, before topping the Australian Download Festival lineup amid shows in New Zealand and Japan.

However, the question that was on the lips of fans was in regards to who would be taking on percussion duties for their upcoming shows.

After the departure of drummer Bob Bryar in 2010, the group never formally announced a replacement, with Michael Pedicone briefly filling the role before Jarrod Alexander took over for their final performances, including their appearance at the 2012 Big Day Out festival.

Now, an article from Billboard has revealed just who will be sitting behind the skins when My Chemical Romance take to the stage next month.

Sharing a speculative article about what the dream setlist for My Chemical Romance’s comeback show would be, author Chris Payne later noted that representatives for the band have confirmed that Jarrod Alexander will again be serving as the band’s drummer next month.

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However, while Alexander has been confirmed for the Los Angeles show, it’s currently unknown whether he will carry this role over to 2020 when the band make their long-awaited return to Australian shores.

Whatever the case, fans are undoubtedly beginning to write up their own dream setlists for the band’s upcoming appearance at the Download Festival in 2020. Check out all the details below.

Check out ‘This Is How I Disappear’ by My Chemical Romance:

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Download Festival 2020

My Chemical Romance (Australian Exclusive)
Deftones
Jimmy Eat World
Clutch (Australian Exclusive)
Ministry
In Flames
Testament
Alestorm (Australian Exclusive)
Carcass
Lacuna Coil (Australian Exclusive)
Hands Like Houses
In Hearts Wake
The HU
Baroness
Ne Obliviscaris
Bodyjar
New Years Day
Clowns
Venom Prison
SKYND
Thornhill
Disentomb
Stand Atlantic
Plini
RedHook
Dregg

Friday, March 20th, 2020
Melbourne Showgrounds, Melbourne, VIC

Saturday, March 21st, 2020
Parramatta Park, Sydney, NSW

Tickets on sale Wednesday, November 13th at 12pm from the Download Festival website

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