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.

Billie Joe Armstrong and Mike Dirnt formed Green Day in 1986 — that’s over 35 solid fucking years of punk, pop punk, punk rock, rock, pop rock, and all the strange detours in between.

Tributes to The Beach Boys’ Brian Wilson have been pouring in from all throughout the music world, from Bob Dylan to Kacey ...

It sounds like no time has passed on the rousing new song despite the more than three decades of history with this band, and the lyrics prove that Green Day haven't lost the angst that skyrocketed ...

But some fans say Green Day may have borrowed a lot from Adams. They believe that “Jesus of Suburbia” is a rip-off of a song by Adams. Let’s look at the music, the message, and the sound.

On Wednesday (October 9), the band announced ... Big Mouth Billy Bass. Green Day unveiled the collaboration with BRAIN on social media, with snippets of how some of the songs look and sound ...

The band also sprinkled in a handful ... Riddance (Time of Your Life).” Here is the 37-song setlist from the first U.S. date of Green Day’s Saviors Tour. More: Green Day, Smashing Pumpkins ...

Rock band Green Day chewed out MAGA leaders during their ... The famous punk group called Vance a slur in a new rendition of their song “Jesus of Suburbia,” from the band’s 2004 American ...

Green Day fans who caught the band's headlining performance at Festival d'ete de Quebec on Sunday received a special surprise, as the pop-punk stalwarts debuted a new, unreleased song called "1981.