After Green Day’s legendary rise to prominence in ... Ends" brought the energy down again and the long epic "Jesus of Suburbia" raised the energy but was a lengthy choice at that point of ...

Green Day was back for a second helping of their ... He changed the lyrics in his song "Jesus of Suburbia" from "Am I (stupid) or am I just overjoyed?" to "Am I (stupid) or am I just J.D. Vance?" ...

springs to mind) have been grimace-inducing. But perhaps their single greatest moment on record was crafted in the wake of one of Green Day's bleakest periods. The song - Jesus of Suburbia - was the ...

By Mitchell Peters Green Day and Charli XCX are playfully beefing ... During Coachella’s opening weekend, Armstrong altered the lyrics to “Jesus of Suburbia” to reference the ongoing Israel ...

i was singing along to green day, minding my business, and i simply did not expect billie joe armstrong to tweak the last line from jesus of suburbia to mention the kids in palestine 🤍 pic ...

Green Day delivered a politically charged headline performance at Coachella 2025, modifying their lyrics to highlight the ongoing Israel-Palestine conflict. While performing "Jesus of Suburbia ...

Billie Joe Armstrong, Green Day’s lead singer and known antisemite, changed the lyrics to their song “Jesus of Suburbia” to include lyrics showing his support for Palestine. Instead of the ...

It wouldn’t be a Green Day concert without some strong political ... a noticeable tweak to the lyrics of their 2004 single “Jesus of Suburbia”, aimed at highlighting the suffering of ...

Lead singer Billie Joe Armstrong used the band's Coachella debut to make a political statement that had the crowd cheering. Sydney Bucksbaum is a writer at Entertainment Weekly covering all things ...

Green Day also referenced to the Israel-Palestine conflict during Jesus Of Suburbia and tweaked the lyric 'Runnin' away from pain when you've been victimized' to 'Runnin' away from pain like the ...

Armstrong changed a lyric in the song “Jesus of Suburbia” to allude to the war in Gaza. At the start of the band’s Coachella set, Armstrong swapped the lyrics of Green Day’s opening track ...