Whether you just became a Green ... T-shirt. The alter ego of lead singer and guitarist Billie Joe Armstrong appeared in the music video for “The American Dream Is Killing Me,” off American Idiot.

Why Did Green Day Change The “American Idiot” Lyric ... Green Day also released merch that featured Trump’s mugshot. The shirts’ proceeds benefitted the Greater Good Music Charity.

2024 will mark 20 years since the release of Green Day‘s American Idiot album. Often hailed as one of the band’s most significant projects, the album was a controversial release at the time ...

Dubbed the Keurig x Green Day American Idiot Anniversary Edition Brewer Bundle, the new kit officially drops on the coffeemaker’s site today, Aug. 20. Available at $159.99, the bundle features ...

Two decades following the release of their GRAMMY-winning album, American Idiot, Green Day is revisiting the magic to celebrate 20 years of forever changing Punk-Rock culture. Listen to Green Day ...

Green Day will celebrate the 20th anniversary of their American Idiot this October with a massive reissue that pairs the original 2004 “punk rock opera” with its B-sides, bonus tracks ...

Green Day are reissuing American Idiot to celebrate the album’s 20th anniversary this fall. The digital deluxe edition arrives October 25 and includes unreleased demos, B-sides, live versions ...

"Each night of The Saviors Tour we're playing both 'Dookie' and 'American Idiot' in full," reads a statement from the band. By Lars Brandle Green Day will welcome fans to paradise on their ...

But Green Day did just that when they unleashed American Idiot onto the unsuspecting public in the lead-up to the 2004 presidential election. The trio’s seventh LP might not have unseated George W.

Green Day is once again using their platform to ... changed a verse to their song “American Idiot” to take a jab at former President Donald Trump. The original lyrics go, “Well, maybe ...

Green Day made their long-awaited Coachella debut this past weekend, reminding the world just how many hits they’ve pumped out — and how well they can still perform them, decades later.