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.

Green Day used their debut Coachella performance to make bold political statements through altered lyrics in two of their hit songs. The punk rock band took to the main stage on Saturday night ...

Green Day doled out a few new tunes ... described as a kind of queer love song. But for the most part this typically assured performance was about the hits — crafty, passionate, sometimes ...

Both songs take listeners on a journey ... From the storytelling to the guitars, Green Day’s hit echoes Adams’ classic. Was it just inspiration? Or did they go too far? Only Green Day knows ...

However, sometimes, he wrote his best songs by not working at all. As a matter of fact, he did that on one of Green Day’s biggest hits, “Brain Stew”. In an interview on The Howard Stern Show ...

Their set featured a series of career-defining hits, in addition to songs from Green Day's latest studio album, Saviors. Never miss a story — sign up for PEOPLE's free daily newsletter to stay ...

Green Day has the uncanny ability to make every song sound like a hit, regardless of its initial impact. It’s a testament to the value of personality, something that they regularly exude.

Read more:A Bernie Sanders surprise, a Green Day hit fest and more highlights from ... the frontman has described as a kind of queer love song. But for the most part this typically assured ...