Originally released on October 23, 2006, The Black Parade initially peaked at number 2, marking it as the band's highest-charting album. The 20-year journey to the number one spot is the longest ever for an album.
The halftime performance will come at the end of the group's global farewell tour, Wu-Tang Forever: The Final Chamber, and on the heels of the group being inducted into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame on November 14th.
In Way's between-song banter, the frontman straightforwardly told the crowd, "Next year we want to go make a record."
On the frontman's SiriusXM show, he said, "We have seen them live. We wanted to get them on tour. They said no; they're doing good on their own already."
Following the release of 'Lavender Networks' earlier this year.
A Ticketmaster map of unsold tickets.
Bradford Cox shares a self-directed music video alongside the long-awaited single.
The full Coachella lineup is expected to be announced "soon."
This is the alternative indie-pop duo's last single before their EP 'Shed' comes out on November 13th.
