Green Day
21st Century Breakdown

Bombastic punks “act”-ing upagain If your last album sold 12 million copies and is about to be turned into a stage musical and possibly a movie, it...

Since the band's unexpected success of 'American Idiot' it finally meant that Green Day were taken more seriously, and they seemed to have become a li...

It is easy to scoff at Green Day, but it is also easy to feel affection towards the band. Any claims of ‘punk’ might be overblown, but they’ve also wr...

In 2004 our jaws dropped on encountering the formerly immature California trio Green Day's seventh album, the unexpectedly grandiose rock opera Americ...

When their major label debut album “Dookie” was released in 1994 it went on to sell over 10 million, won a Grammy Award, and it seemed the whole world...

In October 2004, I discovered Green Day’s American Idiot. I’d only heard their singles before that and had no desire to hear anything else. But the re...

I wanted to like American Idiot. Really. Mostly because I was a Green Day fan, but also because of the soul-numbing run-up to the 2004 U.S. presidenti...

My musical tastes have not changed very much in the last twenty-five years or so which most of my reviews can attest too. Every once in awhile, howeve...

Fans have been waiting for a Green Day revival since their last studio album, American Idiot, back in 2004. With the 21st century well on its way, Gre...

As one of the purveyors of the post grunge scene, Green Day is an anomaly. The band that stuck around and managed to mature while no one was looking (...