Green Day entered 2005 at the center of popular music for the second time in its career - but the first time in a decade.The legendary pop-punk trio had taken over rock music and MTV from 1994-95 ...

Green Day entered 2005 at the center of popular music for the second time in its career — but the first time in a decade.The legendary pop-punk trio had taken over rock music and MTV from 1994 ...

Green Day’s more recent albums had strained to be different: noisier, murkier and often using all its resources to simulate lo-fi recording. “Saviors,” by contrast, is forthrightly lavish.

Green Day whips through its decades of pop-punk hits at Coachella. Story by Mikael Wood • 1w. B illie Joe Armstrong has invited enough audience members onstage to sing or play guitar with Green ...

Green Day, Public Enemy, Justin Timberlake, Remi Wolfe, E-40, Noah Kahan, Robby Krieger, 4-Non Blondes Benson Boone, Sublime, Beach Bunny set to appear.

“I loathe Green Day, but they’re way bigger and more well-known than she is,” added another. 5 Charli XCX continued to make “Brat” moves with her performance at Coachella on Saturday.

By the turn of the millennium, Green Day had already conquered pop culture as one of the few punk rock bands to etch a spot alongside the slick, polished pop that took hold in the late 1990s.

Green Day blazed through their headlining set and Charli XCX brought a gaggle of multiplatinum stars on stage with her for Coachella day ... immediately preceding Green Day was pop-star Charli XCX.

Green Day whips through its decades of pop-punk hits at Coachella Green Day’s Billie Joe Armstrong performs Saturday night at the Coachella festival. (Allen J. Schaben / Los Angeles Times) ...

This Vintage Pop Stardom episode of the Greatest Pop Stars podcast looks at 2005 Green Day, at the height of its career-peak 'American Idiot' run.