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All Time Low Release Cover of Green Day's "Longview"
All Time Low have released a cover of Green Day's 1994 single "Longview", which can be streamed below.The band's rendition of the fan-favorite track is part of Spotify's new series, Green Day: The Early Years.
Green Day announce documentary 'Heart Like A Hand Grenade'
You can check out more details and the movie poster below.
5 Seconds Of Summer Cover Green Day's "American Idiot"
5 Seconds Of Summer's cover of Green Day's "American Idiot" has been released can be streamed below.Green Day 'American Idiot' Tribute Album Track Listing Revealed
Want to which Green Day songs your favorite artists covered for Kerrang! Magazine's upcoming American Idiot tribute album? Well, the wait is over!The 15-track release, featuring covers by 5 Seconds Of Summer, You Me At Six and ex-My Chemical Romance guitarist Frank Iero, will be this Wednesday (June 11th).
5 Seconds Of Summer, You Me At Six, Frank Iero Cover Green Day for 'American Idiot' Tribute Album
5 Seconds Of Summer, You Me At Six and Frank Iero (ex-My Chemical Romance guitarist) are amongst the few confirmed to appear on Kerrang Magazine's upcoming American Idiot tribute CD.The 'Ultimate Tribute' album will be available on June 11th.
A message from the editor of Kerrang confirming the news can be found below.
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Green Day To Take A "Break" Following Australian Tour
Green Day frontman Billie Joe Armstrong have revealed in a new interview with BBC Radio 2 that they plan to take a 'break' following their upcoming Australian tour.An excerpt from the interview can be found below.
Green Day's Billie Joe Armstrong and Norah Jones Release "Silver Haired Daddy Of Mine"
Green Day frontman Billie Joe Armstrong and Norah Jones have released "Silver Haired Daddy of Mine," from their forthcoming album Foreverly, which can be streamed below.Foreverly will be released on November 25th on Reprise Records.
Green Day Frontman Billie Joe Armstrong & Norah Jones Releasing Everly Brothers Covers Album; Stream "Long Time Gone"
Green Day frontman Billie Joe Armstrong and Norah Jones have announced teamed up to record Foreverly, which is the duo's own version of the Everly Brothers’ 1958 record, Songs Our Daddy Taught Us.You can stream the track "Long Time Gone" below and read an interview with the pair about the record here.
The album will be officially released on November 25th via Warner Bros Records.
Green Day Announce ¡Cuatro! Documentary Release Date
Green Day have announced they will release their ¡Cuatro! documentary via iTunes, Amazon, Qello, and on DVD on September 24th. Green Day Perform 'Dookie' Album in London, England
Green Day surprised fans last night (August 21st) at their show in London, England by performing Dookie (which was released nearly 20 years ago) in its entirety!You can watch a fan-shot video of the band performing the album in full at Brixton Academy below.
Green Day Add West Coast Shows To North American Tour
Green Day have added two dates on the west coast to their upcoming North American. Dates can be found by clicking read more.Best Coast Added To Green Day North American Tour
Best Coast have announced they will join Green Day on select dates of their North American tour early next year. All dates can be found by clicking read more.
Green Day Announce 2013 North American Tour
Green Day have announced they will be heading out on tour early next year across North America. Dates can be found by clicking read more.Green Day Release "X-Kid" Music Video
Green Day's new music video for "X-Kid" can be viewed by clicking read more.Green Day New Album "¡Tré!" Debuts At #13 On Billboard 200
Green Day's new album "¡Tré!" has debuted on the Billboard 200 at number 13 this week with 58,000 units sold.ATP! Album Review: Green Day - ¡Tré!
Some of the most pivotal trilogies in history end on a high point; some ground-breaking examples can be found in the original Die Hard and Indiana Jones franchises. Green Day's finale to their ambitiously relentless three album series, "¡Tré!", is no different. Completely living up to the phrase "saving the best for last". It's no secret that "American Idiot" really broke new ground for the band and propelled them from a punk band who would headline small clubs into a household stadium filling rock and roll band.With this trilogy, Green Day have steered even further away from their roots in punk towards the direction of an increasingly power-pop influenced sound. Following the theatrical narrative interlaced around the ever successful "21st Century Breakdown" and "American Idiot", "¡Tré!" goes back to a much more basic formula: anthemic hooks with punchy guitar riffs within the confines of three minute pop songs.
Green Day New Song "Dirty Rotten Bastards" Clip
A clip of a new Green Day song titled "Dirty Rotten Bastards", can be streamed by clicking read more.Green Day Release "¡Quatro!" Documentary Clip
Green Day have released a teaser clip from their upcoming documentary "¡Quatro!", which can be viewed by clicking read more.Green Day Announce ¡Quatro! Documentary; Highlights To Be Aired On VH1
Green Day have announced they will release a new documentary titled "¡Quatro!" next year."¡Quatro!" pulls back the curtain and takes fans inside the world of Green Day, from the various spontaneous live performances in select cities across the U.S. to the chronicling of their creative process while conceptualizing and recording their current trilogy of albums: Green Day "¡Uno!", Green Day "¡Dos!", Green Day "¡Tré!".
Highlights of the documentary will premiere on VH1 on Wednesday, November 28th followed by airings on MTV2 during 120 Minutes on November 30th and on Palladia the same day. More details can be found by clicking read more.
Green Day New Album "¡Dos!" #9 On Billboard 200
Green Day's tenth studio album "¡Dos!" has debuted on the Billboard 200 this week at number nine with 69,000 units sold.Still not listened to the album? You can stream "¡Dos!" in its entirety over at Rolling Stone.











