Green Day performed “When I Come Around” last night on Dick Clark’s New Year’s Rockin’ Eve.
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Green Day performed “When I Come Around” last night on Dick Clark’s New Year’s Rockin’ Eve.
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Green Day performed “Welcome to Paradise” at the 2019 Game Awards.
Green Day played a surprise show as The Coverups over the weekend. The full performance has been uploaded to YouTube.
Green Day’s full performance from the AMA’s is now online.
Green Day performed “Basket Case” on stage at the AMAs.
Green Day performed “Father of All…” and “Basket Case” live at the MTV European Music Awards.
Billie Joe Armstrong of Green Day and Billie Eilish sat down to talk with Rolling Stone:
That’s good. Things happen so rapidly now. It’s like people go through a cycle of music like it’s a fucking Instagram page, where you just sit there and flick through pictures all the time. I think it’s a new frontier for [Green Day], which is really fun. We’re not gonna have a record deal, which is awesome. I’m able to put out whatever I feel like anytime. I did the Longshot record, and I got to put stuff out on SoundCloud. So it’s like it doesn’t matter if you’re in a punk-rock band or in a pop group or hip-hop. It doesn’t matter anymore.
Green Day have released the new song “Ready, Aim, Fire.”
Green Day have teamed up with the NHL:
The league is announcing a two-year partnership with Green Day that includes an opening song for NBC Sports’ “Wednesday Night Hockey.” The song, “Ready, Fire, Aim” isn’t custom-made for the NHL and will be on Green Day’s next album, though it’s likely a matter of time until Green Day or another band follows what Hank Williams Jr. and later Carrie Underwood did for the NFL.
Green Day have released a “Father of All…” coffee blend.
Green Day’s American Idiot turned 15 a few days ago.
Green Day have released a video for “Father of All…”
Billie Joe Armstrong of Green Day talked with Kerrang a little about the band’s upcoming album:
Trump gives me diarrhoea (laughs), you know? I don’t want to write a song about it!
It’s just more about trying to empathise with people’s situations. It’s just a crazy time. When I was a kid, my parents had six kids. My dad was a trucker and my mother was a waitress, and they bought a home in California in the ’70s with five kids living in the house. That is an impossible thing to do right now in California – if not in other places. And that’s what scares me a little bit more – what’s going to happen to people in the future.