Green Day banned from Vegas radio stations after giving the city an expletive-riddled review
During a show at San Francisco’s Oracle Park in September, the band's frontman, Billie Joe Armstrong, let the crowd know his displeasure over his hometown baseball team, the Oakland A’s, being moved to Las Vegas, saying, “I hate Las Vegas," and calling the city "the worst s***hole in America," according to NME .
Radio Stations Ban Green Day After Singer Billie Joe Armstrong's Controversial Statement
Armstrong's "inflammatory comments" were a direct response to the upcoming move of the Oakland A's to Las Vegas, where they'll take up residence in the still-under-construction New Las Vegas Stadium, which is replacing the defunct Tropicana Las Vegas.
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