Billie Joe Armstrong didn’t mince his words as Green Day performed “American Idiot” in Johannesburg, South Africa over the weekend. While visiting Elon Musk‘s home country on Sunday ...

Green Day On Performing With Billie Eilish, Calling Out Elon Musk On "American Idiot" & More | GRAMMYs 2025 Green Day caught ...

Green Day's long-awaited South African debut on ... While performing their iconic 2004 hit “American Idiot,” frontman Billie Joe Armstrong swapped the lyric “I’m not a part of the redneck ...

On “American Idiot,” the title track from Green Day‘s 2004 rock opera, Billie Joe Armstrong sings that he’s “not a part of a redneck agenda.” That lyric was changed to “I’m not a p ...

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Green Day, never shy to make their politics known, took a jab at Elon Musk during their debut performance in Musk’s home country of South Africa the night before Donald Trump’s inauguration.

American rock band 'Green Day' disses Elon Musk in his own home country. The band took an aim at the Tesla CEO with a change in 'American Idiot' lyric. Green Day's direct swing at Musk comes just ...

One day before Donald Trump's inauguration as the 47th president, Green Day delivered a pointed lyrical jab at Elon Musk during their concert.

The new Broadway musical 'American Idiot' starts off at a fever pitch -- and stays there. By the time it ends, 90 minutes later, you may feel more numbed than stirred. Based on Green Day's 2004 ...

At their show in Johannesburg, South Africa two nights ago (Jan. 19), Green Day again altered a lyric in "American Idiot," this time taking a jab at Elon Musk. Musk, who was born in Pratoria ...

Green Day is set to rock the Calabash 2025 stage ... for their hit singles like “Dookie”, “Basket Case” and “American Idiot”. Dubbed the biggest summer concerts, the organisers ...

Give your favorite music fan a box set for the holidays this year? You had a ton to choose from. Last year, record labels released enough shelf-straining packages of CDs or vinyl to fill a Rock ...