Billie Joe Armstrong, the lead singer for the band Green Day, insulted tens of millions of Trump supporters during his performance on “Dick Clark’s New Year’s Eve Rockin’ Eve” on ABC, by likening them to rednecks.
Wealthy celebrities including Reese Witherspoon, Khloe Kardashian, Jay-Z, and the rock bands Pearl Jam and Green Day have benefited from government-issued Paycheck Protection Program (PPP) loans handed out at the height of the coronavirus pandemic — nearly all of which have been forgiven by Uncle Sam, according to a new report from the Daily Mail.
Green Day front man Billie Joe Armstrong says he is lost to the U.S. forever. On Friday night he declared “f**k America” before adding he was “renouncing his citizenship” in the aftermath of the SCOTUS abortion ruling.
Green Day front man Billie Joe Armstrong told fans Saturday that the 1962 Chevy II Nova he has owned for 30 years was stolen in Costa Mesa.
Artists Aerosmith, Mick Jagger, Lionel Richie, Elton John, Sia, and more than 50 other singers signed an open letter demanding politicians and campaigns stop playing their music at rallies and events without their consent.
Green Day frontman Billie Joe Armstrong has claimed that the mere thought of President Donald Trump gives him diarrhea.
The Washington Post corrected an article which sourced a post from satirical website ClickHole following mockery online.
British anti-Trump activists launched a campaign to push Green Day’s hit 2004 rock song “American Idiot” to the top of the charts, despite the fact that the song was inspired by former president George W. Bush and the Iraq War.
Green Day guitarist and lead vocalist Billie Joe Armstrong called for the impeachment of President Donald Trump this week over his tweet mocking Kim Jong-un’s New Year’s speech in which the North Korean dictator threatened to vaporize ‘the entire mainland of the U.S.’
Stevie Wonder, Green Day, Pharrell Williams, The Lumineers and more are set to headline the Global Citizen Festival in Central Park on September 23, the festival announced Tuesday.
Trump-hating punk rock band Greed Day has come under fire for performing at the Mad Cool Festival Friday night in Spain mere moments after an acrobat died after falling over 100 feet during a performance.
Members of rock band Green Day revealed to Rolling Stone in an extensive interview Monday that they shout “F*ck you, Donald Trump” at every stop on their nationwide tour while performing the title track from their 2004 album “American Idiot.”
In a video that accompanies the “Troubled Times” track from its new “Revolution Radio” album, Green Day takes several shots at President-elect Donald Trump, depicting his caricature as a crazed leader. Also shown throughout the video are anti-Trump protesters and imagery
On Sunday night, the punk rock legends of Green Day joined local the East Bay’s SWMRS to put on a concert to raise money in honor of the victims of a deadly Dec. 2 fire at the Oakland warehouse known as the “Ghost Ship,”where 36 people died.
Green Day’s Billie Joe Armstrong invited a fan onstage to play guitar with him during a performance in Oakland on Saturday night, and paid a tribute to the 36 people who perished in the December 2 fire at the Oakland warehouse known as the “Ghost Ship.”
American Music Awards co-host Gigi Hadid was roasted on social media Sunday night after performing what some critics called a “disgraceful” and “disrespectful” impression of future First Lady Melania Trump during the beginning of the annual awards show.
Rock band Green Day made a political statement during Sunday night’s American Music Awards, breaking out into an anti-Donald Trump chant during their performance at the annual awards show.
Green Day lead singer Billie Joe Armstrong put a spin on the band’s 2004 song “American Idiot,” using the altered lyrics to attack Donald Trump during a performance Sunday night at the 2016 MTV Europe Music Awards.
Rock band Green Day has returned after a four-year hiatus — and their new single “Bang Bang” is all about mass shootings and the “narcissistic social media” coverage that the tragic events often engender.
