Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders Sue My Chemical Romance Over Costumes
The Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders are suing the band My Chemical Romance over alleged trademark infringement. The dispute arose when backup dancers for My Chemical Romance appeared in costumes resembling the cheerleaders' signature uniforms during a performance.
Amarillo, TX, October 27, 2026 —
The Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders are suing the band My Chemical Romance, alleging trademark infringement after backup dancers for the band appeared in costumes resembling the cheerleaders’ signature uniforms during a performance.
The dispute centers on the dancers’ outfits and their resemblance to the uniforms associated with the cheerleaders. The available information does not identify the performance, when it took place, or where it was held. It also does not specify which elements of the costumes are at issue.
The claim is described as an allegation; no court findings or outcome are provided. Details about the lawsuit, including where it was filed and what remedies the cheerleaders are seeking, were not included in the information available. The amount of any claimed damages, if sought, was also not provided.
No statements from the Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders or My Chemical Romance were included. The information does not say whether the band has responded to the suit or whether the dancers’ costumes have been changed.
The case places the two organizations in a dispute over the use of attire resembling the cheerleaders’ signature uniforms. Further details about the legal arguments and the parties’ positions are not available from the information provided. Until those details are known, the reported issue is limited to the alleged resemblance between the backup dancers’ costumes and the cheerleaders’ uniforms, and the resulting trademark-infringement lawsuit.
Story summarized from the original created by Josh DuBose on www.myhighplains.com, see more information here.
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