Exclusive | Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders victorious in bitter uniform battle with My Chemical Romance
The Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders scored a legal touchdown against My Chemical Romance after the band paraded performers in knockoff uniforms at its Hollywood Bowl shows.MCR agreed to ditch the allegedly Cowboys-inspired costumes after a legal filing from DCC, The California Post has learned.Pro Silver Star Ltd., the owner of the Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders (DCC), filed for a temporary restraining order and temporary injunction against My Chemical Romance (MCR) Friday.The legal documents, obtained by the California Post, accused MCR of degrading the DCC brand.MCR staged “The Black Parade,” a theatrical concert set in a fictional dictatorship featuring pyrotechnics and simulated gun battles at the Hollywood Bowl on Oct.21, 2026.During the performance, female dancers dressed in blue and white uniforms, similar to those of the Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders, appeared onstage carrying rifles before being gunned down in a staged shootout, according to the complaint filed by attorney Alex Spiro.“The costumed performers armed themselves with semi-automatic rifles and joined a staged firefight, and were then depicted being shot and crawling off the stage,” according to documents.The papers claim the stunt fooled concertgoers and social media users into believing the performers were actual Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders, sparking online posts that continue to circulate.DCC’s legal filing also included a side-by-side comparison of an official cheerleader uniform and one worn during the concert, along with social media screenshots of fans who appeared to mistake the performers for real Cowboys cheerleaders. MCR has additional shows coming up at The Hollywood Bowl on Oct.
30 and Oct.31.My Chemical Romance was contacted by The Post for comment....