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Yeah, it’s better than a year off where we don’t hear from them at all, but festivals are a big no from me. I’m sure financially it’s a great deal for them, they get paid to play at a fraction of the touring cost and trouble

Same, I was really hoping they’d swing back around with a normal tour again in 2025 but now they’re scheduled to perform at least a few times every month for the first seven months of 2025. Maybe the festival circuit won’t be as taxing as their touring schedule, but I imagine they’ll want a break after July. But who knows, maybe they’ll do a little US tour in the fall. I also can’t do festivals for a variety of reasons so that’s out for me. At least we’ll still get to see them from afar most of next year, I guess!

I am unreasonably excited for this even though I know I won't be there LOL.

Giving up hope that they'll actually tour the US in 2025 tbh 😭 It's cool that they're part of such a big cultural event, but selfishly I hate festivals. I can't physically or financially swing them.

Green Day and Charlie XCX on the same day fucking hell. Plus Lady Gaga and Post Malone???!! This is the first time I’ve wanted to attend Coachella in YEARS but I don’t think I can swing it.

Chart updates??

It's been 8 years since "no Trump, no KKK, no fascist USA." This was at the American Music Awards on 20 November 2016. Green Day weren't nominated for anything but performed Bang Bang. More photos: 20 years ago (20 November 2004), Green Day played the Centennial Garden and Convention Center in Bakersfield, CA on the American Idiot Tour. 23 years ago (20 November 2001), Green Day played Minority and Maria on the Late Late Show With Craig Kilborn in LA. More photos: 27 years ago (20 November 1997), Green Day played the State Theatre in Detroit, MI on the Nimrod Tour. 30 years ago (20 November 1994), Green Day played the Eagles Ballroom in Milwaukee, WI on the Dookie Tour. 33 years ago (20 November 1991), Green Day played in Karlsruhe, Germany.

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