Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders Owner Sues My Chemical Romance and Live Nation
The owner of the Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders has sued rock band My Chemical Romance and Live Nation, alleging the band used unauthorized look-alike uniforms during a concert in Los Angeles.
Dallas Fort Worth, TX, October 25, 2026 —
The owner of the Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders has sued rock band My Chemical Romance and entertainment company Live Nation, alleging that the band used unauthorized look-alike uniforms during a concert in Los Angeles.
The available information identifies the dispute’s central allegation but does not provide the date of the concert or when the lawsuit was filed. It also does not identify the owner by name, specify the court, describe the uniforms, or state what remedy the lawsuit seeks. The allegation has not been presented here as a court finding.
Live Nation is named alongside the band in the suit, but the summary does not explain the claims asserted against either defendant or describe each party’s alleged role. It also does not include any response from My Chemical Romance, Live Nation or the cheerleading organization’s owner. Whether the defendants have commented is not provided.
The case concerns the alleged use of clothing resembling the Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders’ uniforms at a Los Angeles concert. No further details are available about the performance, how the outfits were used, or the basis on which the owner says their use was unauthorized.
Additional information about the filing, the specific allegations and any response from the parties was not included in the summary. Without those details, the lawsuit’s procedural status and the next steps in the case are unknown.
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