Quarantine is the perfect time to admire forgotten treasures stashed away in a cupboard. So let's have a look at some of the rarest and most obscure Green Day items because limited edition vinyls are cool, but did you know there was an ... read story

Fans from around the world have been making the Green Day pilgrimage to the Bay Area for many years. Their roots are everywhere, in sites so ordinary and irrelevant to everyone else, yet rich in history to fans. This year I finally ... read story

"Beavis and Butt-head have started a band: it’s called Green Day," announced a spring 1994 Rolling Stone magazine article. Dookie, released on Feb. 1 of that year, isn't Green Day's most dynamic work. It may not even be their most- ... read story

This is the fourth and final installment of our interview with Green Day. In part three, we talked to the band about their past goals, and the musical roots of each of the guys. I have also included some things that were not part of the ... read story

In part two, we talked to the band about the early days at Gilman Street and the new movie, 'Turn it Around: The Story of East Bay Punk.' [quote]J’net: From there, Green Day has come so far. What were you dreaming about back then, have ... read story

Recently, we asked Green Day's management if it would be possible to get an exclusive interview for GDA, our first ever. After some coordination, it was agreed that I could interview them in Omaha (a show I had already planned to attend). I ... read story

Billie Joe has just posted on Instagram about the Mad Cool Festival and what the band knew when they went on stage. There's been a lot of arguing and lots of people showing contempt for the band for playing after an acrobat performer died. ... read story

Never, ever sleep on the B-sides. ...unless there aren't any to sleep on. For the first time in Green Day's quarter-century-long career, the band hasn't released even a single B-side from their latest album, Revolution Radio (other than ... read story

It's likely nobody will look back on 2016 with much fondness. Everyone knows what happened by now – celebrities dropped like Jonestown members after necking the Kool Aid and western politics was taken over by radical populism at a rate ... read story

When I got the music, I got a place to go*... …and that place is now always Cleveland in my heart. Many of us have heard the guys of Green Day talk about experiencing the moment and making memories. Last night they gave us enough ... read story

[note=Note by Andres: The majority of this editorial has absolutely nothing to do with Green Day. I know it will somehow frustrate some of you that we'd spend time on another band on our site. Worry not, you can go spend 10 minutes in the ... read story

Today marks the 10th anniversary of the United States release of Green Day's 'American Idiot,' the GRAMMY® Award-winning multi-platinum 2004 album. I'm going to attempt to paint a picture of American Idiot, Green Day's now decade-old ... read story

Kerrang's tribute to 'American Idiot' was released June 11, 2014 through Kerrang Magazine. The album features 15 different bands, each playing a different song off American Idiot, with two additional bonus songs from Dookie at the end ... read story

[pic=Demolicious is out today!]041914_demolicious_live.jpg[/pic]Today marks the international release of Green Day's latest project, Demolicious, an album of demos stemming from the trilogy they started working on more than two years ago. ... read story

[pic=Dookie -- Art by Richie Bucher, 1994]020114_maSwldD1gfO6rZqAn2G5Zvw.jpg[/pic]"I grew up with Green Day" ... it stands as the only phrase that ties many 30-somethings to the band today. Most in this crowd have moved on, save a handful ... read story