Video: Gerard Way at Soundwave 2015

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The former My Chemical Romance frontman on starting again as a solo artist

We caught up with Gerard Way at Soundwave 2015 and talked to him about starting again as a solo artist, revisiting Australia and how the My Chemical Romance break-up impacted his life. Check out the video below…

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