Green Day is a formative band for many of us ... It’s kind of funny: Since the song first hit airwaves in 1994, couples have gone from twirling phone chords alone in bedrooms miles apart ...

The band’s frontman Billie Joe Armstrong reportedly switched a line in their 2004 hit “American ... Dirnt continued: “The song’s twenty years old, and we’re Green Day.

F--- that s---.” Green Day’s American Idiot has always been political, with most fans believing that its title track is a protest song criticizing former President George W. Bush. Lyrics are ...

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 ...

Here’s a look at what Green Day played on Friday at BottleRock, based on our notes and information from setlist.fm. 1) ...

Here is the 37-song setlist from the first U.S. date of Green Day’s Saviors Tour. More: Green Day, Smashing Pumpkins roar through impressive sets after rain hits tour opener Need a break?

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 ...

The songwriters, Mae Boren Axton and Tommy Durden, long credited the inspiration behind their song to a man ... Armstrong’s 2004 hit, the connection between Green Day and Elvis becomes even ...

The radio hit segued into “Coming ... and it makes you wish he sang leads on more Green Day tracks. “Whatsername” closed the album out, and with only two songs left in the two-and-a-half ...