There’s the cherished status that their beloved mid-90s triumvirate Dookie ... any of their Warning-era tour shows (as this writer did), will tell you - Green Day’s potency as a live act ...

Green Day is celebrating the 30th anniversary of its seminal punk album Dookie by re-releasing tracks, although not in the way you’d think. I don’t know if the cartridge is worth $39 ...

Who is the better of the ’90s punk revival ... at the height of the grunge era, two California bands put it right front and center on the musical map again. Green Day, the Bay Area trio, had ...

It was one thing for Green Day to score a No. 1 album, as it did with 2004’s “American Idiot,” a full decade after the scrappy Bay Area punk trio broke out with “Dookie” in 1994.

When Green Day made its major label debut in 1994 with “Dookie,” the East Bay band captured ... of the East Bay punk scene of the early ’90s followed them. Smashing Pumpkins, with singer ...

Green Day brought their most ambitious ... The performance of “Dookie” was exhilarating, a sugar-coated throwback to the early ‘90s, when we almost had ourselves convinced the lunatics ...

It actually suited Green Day’s game plan for this tour, celebrating the 30th and 20th anniversary of its most angsty and best-loved albums, “Dookie” and “American Idiot.” Each record was ...

But the main way Armstrong made good for Green Day’s Milwaukee fans was by giving them a good show, and a very generous one. Celebrating the 30th anniversary of “Dookie” and the 20th ...