More than thirty years have passed since Green Day first came out with their album 39/Smooth. It quietly laid the groundwork for a new kind of punk that would later emerge on the big scene.

A band releasing an album over thirty years after their first is never an easy task. For Green Day, it left fans wondering if ...

In the End: Even at this early stage in their career ... Instead of putting out the third “Green Day” album in four years, the band opted to cancel their European tour and work on a record ...

Green Day will celebrate ... titled “20 Years of American Idiot.” The unreleased material includes 15 demos from the recording sessions, including early takes on album hits like the title ...

Celebrating 30 years of the 1994 album, "Dookie," that revolutionized the punk music genre, Green Day, in collaboration with BRAIN, released a "Demastered" version Wednesday. The release comes ...

In a January 2024 interview with CBC, Green Day front-man Billie Joe Armstrong revealed that after nearly thirty-eight years as a group ... including what punk rock album they considered the ...

It’s been 35 years since Green Day released its debut album, “39/Smooth,” yet ... Tré Cool — has come a long way since their early days as a 1980s punk band gigging in Berkeley.

The tour, supporting the group’s latest album ... 10 years for this,” said Elijah Shephard, 19, who discovered “Dookie” in elementary school and was attending his first Green Day show.

The band is comprised of Green Day frontman Billie ... They have been active since the early ’90s, but in that time have only released one official studio album, their 1997 debut ‘Goodbye ...

Green Day fans. The punk icons are producing a comedy movie inspired by their time living in a tour van during their early days as a rock trio. The film is called “New Years Rev,” it’s a ...

Celebrating the 20th anniversary of ‘American Idiot,’ here’s a look back at Green Day’s evolution ... Celebrating 20 years of American Idiot, this iconic album marked a pivotal moment ...

From this vantage point, the likelihood of Green Day re-emerging just two years later with an album so ubiquitous that it conquered the world seemed slim. Even so, the narrative that emerged in ...