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 ...

Dubbed the Keurig x Green Day American Idiot Anniversary Edition Brewer Bundle ... Available at $159.99, the bundle features the album’s iconic artwork on the side and boasts everything a ...

The collection also houses a 36-page book, a large Green Day flag, and the iconic American Idiot red tie. If you purchase via D2C, you will also receive a poster. Meanwhile, the CD Box Set boasts ...

Whether you just became a Green ... “American Idiot,” and “21 Guns.” It also included two new songs: “Back In The USA” and “Ordinary World” with Miranda Lambert. Green Day’s ...

But with that year’s album American Idiot, Green Day reasserted itself as a mainstream ... like the heart-shaped hand grenade on its iconic cover. Recorded during the early days of the Iraq ...

Green Day will celebrate ... titled “20 Years of American Idiot.” The unreleased material includes 15 demos from the recording sessions, including early takes on album hits like the title ...

The collection also houses a 36-page book, a large Green Day flag, and the iconic American Idiot red tie. If you purchase via D2C, you will also receive a poster. Meanwhile, the CD Box Set ...

Green Day, are here for one important reason: to put the finishing touches on an album that mirrors the temper of our turbulent times, a self-dubbed “punk-rock opera” called American Idiot ...

Yes, it’s really been 20 whole years since Green Day’s iconic American ... as the playlist’s cover image. If you’re a fan of “American Idiot” and that album as a whole, you’re ...

American Idiot is Green Day’s seventh studio album, and netted the trio its first No. 1 album and a Grammy Award for Best Rock Album at the 2005 ceremony. The band previously reissued its 1994 ...

The two-time Tony Award-winning hit musical Green Day’s American Idiot, based on the Grammy Award-winning multi-platinum album, boldly takes the American musical where it’s never gone before.