Green Day Alter ‘Jesus of Suburbia’ Lyrics in Australia to Blast Vice President JD Vance
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Green Day changed the 'Jesus of Suburbia' lyrics to "Am I retarded, or am I just JD Vance" during a concert in Australia
As Cyclone Alfred Looms, Green Day’s Gold Coast Concert Is Cancelled
Posted in: Music NewsMother Nature has ruined Green Day’s tour-wrapping concert Wednesday night, March 5th on Queensland's Gold Coast
Cyclone Alfred Threatens to Rain on Green Day’s Gold Coast Parade
Posted in: Music NewsTropical Cyclone Alfred is forecast to cross the Sunshine State’s coast in the days ahead, and threatens to gatecrash Green Day's party
Prepare to Have the ‘Time of Your Life’ at Green Day’s Australian Tour
Posted in: Music Live ReviewsGreen Day blasted through the hits, called out Elon Musk and Donald Trump, and showed why they're one of punk-rock's most enduring bands
Casting Call for Green Day-Inspired Comedy Searches for ‘Punks, Emo, Hardcore, Alt’ Extras
Posted in: Music NewsGreen Day comedy movie 'New Years Rev' sets casting call for punks, emo, hardcore, and alternative people for scene filming in Oklahoma City area
Green Day Recruit Private Function for Australian Tour
Posted in: Music NewsGreen Day will perform 'Dookie' and 'American Idiot' in full on their Australian tour, with local support from pub-punk outfit Private Function
Green Day Comedy Film Inspired by Band’s Early Days Is in the Works
Posted in: Music News'New Years Rev' will follow three best friends on a trip to open for Green Day in the film inspired by the band's early days
The 100 Best Protest Songs of All Time
Posted in: Music ListsFrom Pete Seeger and Billie Holiday to Beyoncé and Rage Against the Machine, musicians across genres have spoken truth to power through their songs
Green Day Will Headline Coachella 2025, Travis Scott Will Perform in Special Guest Slot
Posted in: Music NewsPost Malone is also set to headline the festival’s Sunday nights
The Grammys’ Best Rock Album Category May Pit Youngish Punks Against Ageless Vets
Posted in: Music FeaturesGreen Day, Blink-182, and Pearl Jam roared back in 2024 with high-energy albums, while the Rolling Stones and Dolly Parton proved that age is nothing but a number
