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Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders sue My Chemical Romance
Headline from KXAN Austin, on the newest of 3 developments
The legal dispute stems from the band's opening-night performance on Oct. 21, when backup dancers appeared onstage wearing outfits resembling the cheerleaders' signature blue-and-white uniforms during the group's 2006 hit "Teenagers."
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Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders seek legal action against My Chemical Romance over mimicking iconic costumes
Headline from NBC 5 Dallas-Fort Worth ·
My Chemical Romance gives middle finger to Dallas Cowboys over bloody on-stage stunt at Hollywood Bowl
Headline from New York Post ·
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Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders sue My Chemical Romance
Dallas Cowboys cheerleaders perform during the second half of the game against the Minnesota Vikings at AT&T Stadium on December 14, 2025 in Arlington, Texas.
The corporate owner of the Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders has filed a lawsuit against rock band My Chemical Romance and concert promoter Live Nation, alleging the group used unauthorized look-alike uniforms during a recent concert in Los Angeles.
A historic five-night run at the Hollywood Bowl has landed rock band My Chemical Romance in a legal battle with the Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders over a theatrical performance featuring dancers in lookalike uniforms carrying guns.
The legal dispute stems from the band's opening-night performance on Oct. 21, when backup dancers appeared onstage wearing outfits resembling the cheerleaders' signature blue-and-white uniforms during the group's 2006 hit "Teenagers."
The legal dispute stems from the band's opening-night performance on Oct. 21, when backup dancers appeared onstage wearing outfits resembling the cheerleaders' signature blue-and-white uniforms during the group's 2006 hit "Teenagers."
