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It’s a great week for Green Day, who snare a third chart crown in Australia with Father Of All...(Reprise/Warner).The veteran U.S. punk rock trio see their 13th and latest studio album bow at No.

The band hit the road with Weezer and Fall Out Boy this year

Green Day have achieved their fourth number one album in the UK with their 13th record.

Lewis Capaldi holds on to the top spot on the Official Irish Albums Chart, while Green Day’s brand-new claims this week’s highest new entry.

Green Day have abandoned plans for a movie version of their rock musical and album American Idiot.

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Green Day continues their album rollout for Father of All… (aka Father of All Motherfuckers) by bucking current trends—and sticking to their formula. Recently, they took a break from promoting their thirteenth disc as trap-free to comment on Billie Eilish’s Grammys sweep—and frontman Billie Joe Armstrong had criticism for Ariana Grande.

Green Day‘s Billie Joe Armstrong, 47, just threw Ariana Grande, 26, some serious shade! The rock star was chatting about 17-year-old Billie Eilish‘s success when he unexpectedly compared the two pop artists. “[Billie and brother Finneas O’Connell‘s] music is very real, and you can tell it all comes from them, which is what sets it apart from what other pop acts are doing,” Armstrong said to USA Today in an interview published on Feb.

Green Day frontman Billie Joe Armstrong is too upset with politics to find inspiration for his music.

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Green Day is back with lucky album No. 13 on Friday (Feb. 7), and the alt-punk band has already been making its way back to the Billboard charts with the first two singles off Father of All Motherf--kers.

Thirty years ago this April, a manic little trio crawled out from the Berkeley, California punk scene to release its debut LP: an emphatic set of three-chord ragers called 39/Smooth that, while exciting, certainly did not portend one of the most successful careers in rock history.But after six Platinum-certified albums, a Rock and Roll Hall of Fame induction and a laundry list of enduring pop-punk and arena-rock smashes, Green Day remains one of the genre’s biggest names -- and a band with

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All you need is half an hour to listen to Green Day's 13th studio album, Father of All Motherf---ers, which dropped on Friday (Feb. 7).Clocking in at just 26 minutes, the record includes previously-released singles "Oh Yeah!," "Fire, Ready, Aim" and the title track, which became the band's sixth No.

In the list of things that never go out of style, add Green Day. Believe it or not, the California punk-rock band have now been racking up hits with their fiery brand of punk-rock for 26 years in the UK. 

Green Day is back with their thirteenth album, Father of All… (aka Father of All Motherfuckers). The tracklist includes the previously released songs, “Oh Yeah!” and “Fire, Ready, Aim.” This is the band’s first LP since 2016’s Revolution Radio.