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Hey! So they do include the after show - people have called to ask. It just hasn’t been worded very well on the website

would be typical of Green Day to use any way they could to promote a band they liked. Had a quick look at their insta and they seem funny

I'd never seen it before, thanks fer posting, Could barely follow it though. Typical Mike goofing around and then takes a moment to sincerely call out someone who was good to them!

As an Irish person I approve.

Every time I watch the video I get goose bumps and an adrenaline rush. It takes be back to being there in Milton Keynes on June 18, 2005 the first of two nights. 65,000 fans. Man it was hot, over 30° C I think. I was at the back of stadium, so band were so far away but could still make out Billie Joe running up and down the stage as always, but the two big screens helped. But didn't give a shit, just followed Billie Joe's instructions and went fuckin' crazy and jumping up and down with everyone else. At end of show I was soaking wet from the heat and fans, but I was gone, I'd died and gone to heaven. lol. The movie brings the show close up which is cool. The only disappointment was it's been cut with 5 songs not broadcast and other things. Memories are a wonderful thing, to remember those good time. But to see it again is something else.

Me too! I asked my mum to buy me a Green Day CD and she took me to a record shop in town. The bloke working there started gushing about how they're better live so I should get the live album... and I apparently took that advice very seriously

Our biggest mainstream radio station regularly plays a short version of Holiday, sometimes without the bridge, sometimes without the second verse 😅 but hey, rather a short version than no version of a GD song 😅

Sonically the best live album ever. Amazing what Green Day, CLA and Ted Jensen achieved.