My Chemical Romance have unveiled a previously unreleased live version of their generational anthem, Helena, that was recorded live for BBC Radio 1‘s Lock Up, the official music video for Helena has also been restored. The track is the second bonus track off the forthcoming deluxe edition of Three Cheers For Sweet Revenge that features four bonus tracks recorded for BBC in 2005. In addition to Helena there are previously unreleased live versions of I’m Not Okay (I Promise) and The Ghost Of You, along with a live version of You Know What They Do to Guys Like Us in Prison that was originally released as a B-side on the limited edition UK CD single of I’m Not Okay (I Promise).

My Chemical Romance will release the expanded deluxe edition of their sophomore album, Three Cheers For Sweet Revenge, on June 6th, exactly 21 years after its original release date. The deluxe edition of Three Cheers For Sweet Revenge is presented in brand new artwork and is remixed and remastered by Rich Costey and is available for pre-order on CD, colored vinyl and through digital platforms here.

The band’s impact continues to reverberate from one generation to the next, and that influence shows no signs of diminishing. If anything, My Chemical Romance‘s upcoming sold-out 2025 North American “Long Live” The Black Parade 2025 North American Stadium Tour proves just that.

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