GREEN DAY are one of the most enduring bands from the late-1980s and early-1990s Bay Area punk scene. Throughout the years, they’ve been consistent and continued to stay creative and release new music. Reinvigorated in 2004 with their seminal release, the rock opera “American Idiot”, the album made…
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