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  1. theodoreliao Coolest gift ever!!! Love how their signatures perfectly match each of their personalities. Thanks, Billie, Mike and Tré https://www.instagram.com/p/CSQD4nQnDnA/ theodoreliao Words can’t describe… @greenday you made my dreams come true 🖤. Locking eyes with Billie Joe and singing and playing with him is the best moment of my life. Thank you thank you thank you for this unforgettable night. I F’N LOVE ROCK N ROLL https://www.instagram.com/p/CSNwZNgnvqy/
    11 points
  2. The biggest thing we were robbed of this era, was to ever see Lazy Bones or Dirty Rotten Bastards live. 😢
    10 points
  3. I found the video for that dance. Source: Reddit
    6 points
  4. Definitely noticed this too. Tré has been my fav ig poster lately. The shower posts 😆 Except for Tré I find the posts very generic promo-ish and cold/disconnected compared to other tours. Nothing too fun or behind the scenes stuff. Just the kind of stuff you’d find on any media account or stock images or reposts of images from the crowd which is kind of nice but we’ve all (for the most part) been in the crowd. We know what that’s like and the pics kind of meld together and the magic of that is mostly if you’re there at the show in person. Otherwise the pics all look the same and it could be any moment at any show it’s all the same. Covid, a stressful tour and (boring) Instagram posts. Although I am very happy for the posts! Kinda like kept in the loop knowing all the sets are the same and it’s same same same it’s ok but there’s nothing too exciting to report. No hi-jinx or silly fun to be seen. Except for shower scenes ❤️ And tbh I find Instagram a little more disappointing and almost boring (except for Tré) since the singer guy in the band deleted his accounts. Held out a bit of hope there would be new posts and the accounts would be reactivated once the tour started. Tré is the only exception for this tour. Feels like fun and behind the (shower) scenes 😆 I love him ❤️ The Oakland Coffee behind the scenes video was great. Maybe stuff is being saved up for more of those. Well edited, neat and tidy behind the scenes footage. Hopefully cool stuff to look forward to. But we have been spoiled in the past and I miss the messy livestreams and stories and the shut up Gregs etc.
    6 points
  5. When you turn on the Olympics and they're showing the baseball and it reminds you of this:
    5 points
  6. It's not just about money. Imagine if a bootleger t shirt has such a horrible quality that the person who buys it gets rashes or something like that. Green Day then gets connected with bad quality and this is something that every brand and band wants to avoid. They can control the quality of their own products but not of the fake products. And of course it's "unpunk", but if you want to organize a world tour which grosses many million dollars, you have to care about money, doesn't matter how unpunk it is 😅
    5 points
  7. He’s too busy FaceTiming his wife. This tour has felt corporate in every way but one of the most disappointing ways is the lack of social media engagement by the band members themselves when you think of how much they shared during RevRad: backstage, soundchecks, hotel photos, bus videos, livestreams, etc. Now it’s just stage photo after stage photo posted by management interns and they’re all starting to look the same.
    5 points
  8. Dirty Rotten Bastards is epic. What a shame. The Trilogy = so much good but so much buried I want these songs to see the light of day And wtf is Gabriella? Or Hello Firecracker? And Dreamcatcher is so fucking good ugh I know they dig into the vault sometimes for some (subpar) songs even on latest albums. I hope to hell they have a Shenanigans type record soon with the unreleased post-20CB and lost Trilogy songs that sound better than even some of the released songs. Or one off singles like the No Fun Mondays / Otis Remixes / Pollyanna / HCTS etc. Oh Girl or Dreamcatcher or Gabriella or whatever got dropped off the Trilogy would floor us. That was a great songwriting era.
    5 points
  9. Here’s an interview I found from the Trilogy era that I don’t remember hearing before. He says one of the reasons they chose Oh Love as a single is because it tested well with women! Which is ironic considering the video they then went and made for it 😂
    5 points
  10. Or these And speaking of baseball, you know you're a GD fan when you see this Jeopardy question And, despite being a die hard Sox fan who owns a Southpaw pillow, when you read "a fuzzy green guy", your first thought is of this
    4 points
  11. It feels like if the lead singer/songwriter of the band posted something fun it wouldn’t feel as strange/disconnected. The pandemic has left this icky isolation and sadness. Even though live concerts are “back”. Yeah there’s a strangeness like nothing is quite exactly alright. I miss random IG stories like the one of Tré buying Billie little treats (that Billie asked for 😆 he wanted a nice little treat/surprise from the truck stop or wherever they stopped… ) And Tré brought him a nice penis mug? Billie seemed pleased and faux bratty chagrined and wanted to share the story and it was the best! This did happen right? Oh so long ago… Once again: Tré for the win. Billie is spoiled. All is right with the world.
    4 points
  12. There is too much of a contrast between the content that we got during the Rev Rad tour and what we are getting now. And the pandemic isn't helping with the interaction between the band and the fans as the tour has a strangeness to it even though the performances on stage so far have been great. I'm still hopeful that we'll get some more Oakland Coffee videos or maybe an end of tour video like the one that the did at the end of the Rev Rad tour.
    4 points
  13. 4 points
  14. It would be cool if merch at shows wasn’t so expensive. Tickets are very pricey. Taking the day off work to go to the show is a bit much for someone who lives in a society that barely (often not even) pays a living wage. Travel to the show is expensive. Drinks and snacks are pricey. It would be nice to be able to buy a shirt without thinking if I’d rather eat a snack or get a drink of water or get an official t-shirt or afford a train home or whatever. Bootlegging sucks but merch at shows like this is so expensive. But still I’d never buy a bootleg. I wonder if any band would ever drop the price of merch at an arena show. Indie bands at small clubs sell their shirts for $10-$15. Plus, a band shirt is like free advertising. It’s a win-win if there’s a few more sales = more revenue + free authentic advertising if the merch was more affordable on top of everything else. I don’t know. I’m not a band merch manager or marketing expert. However, I’d rather have no shirt at all if my only budgeting options were nothing or a bootleg shirt.
    3 points
  15. That video did badly for the song and it actually makes me really sad. I wish they’d picked Kill the DJ or something for that video content. I get it. I get they wanted to step outside their box. Unpopular opinion: I like that video. However, I don’t like it being paired with Oh Love. But the video and content messed up the reception and feelings and reaction of Oh Love. Also thank you so much for posting this video. I don’t remember hearing this interview before. Thank you so much.
    3 points
  16. Found another one of GD drowning in confetti Putting this one here as Tre is in the background (look at his expression!)
    3 points
  17. Why do you keep saying that? Nobody's saying to hide in the basement. It's just a good thing to be aware of the new variants and any major updates regarding covid
    3 points
  18. Hella Mega posted https://www.instagram.com/p/CSPhFSBrpaV/?utm_medium=copy_link
    3 points
  19. brian_the_mover <Photo dump> Clips setting up last weekend/testing pyrotechnics/Weezer’s set list/Billie’s guitar pic/Green Day leaving stage/crowd work https://www.instagram.com/p/CSPK1mYFY_O/
    3 points
  20. Hey all, will start this post by saying the trilogy era was the best time of my life, both in terms of Green Day and personal means, my social life was awesome, i had a blast back then, and i remember that time like it was yesterday, maybe because i always think about it because i miss it so much, i often search for the songs that was played at the Tiki Bar, 1-2-3 Go, Red7 and all those small shows, even if the audio quality is crap, like if i wanna hear my favorites like Sweet 16(yes you read it correctly, its one of my favorites), i have to listen to the audio from Tiki Bar, which is not good at all, same goes for Stray Heart, im so nostalgic about that time, i can never say that enough. I also have a question for people in here, might be a long shot, but i'll try anyway, does anybody have a screenshot of what Green Day's website looked liked back then?, or something else trilogy related that's hard to find?
    2 points
  21. How can I stay mad at GD when Billie does something like that? 😂
    2 points
  22. I think part of the reason why merch at shows is so expensive is because the venue takes a cut of the sales made at the rmerch stand - or at least I know they do at club/medium shows (think size of House of Blues). I would imagine that an arena takes a good chunk of money made at the merch stand - if I had to guess 20-25%
    2 points
  23. Whoah goosebumps when „on holiday“ plays and Billie raises his hands up in the air ❤️
    2 points
  24. davidweier Green Day is out playing baseball stadiums on #hellamegatour2021. We first met just before American Idiot released. I happened to have a massive hangover the day they played me their record. I swear my hangover was over by the time it finished. They came to Fuse a lot during that cycle, I think every time they were in NYC. So often that Billie Joe and Trey started remembering Rachel and Cookies names. This laminate was the very last concert they played at the end of the American Idiot tour of nearly two years. They played over two hours in the Fuse studio. They began with all of of American Idiot, then continued played the hits. 200 lucky kids surrounded them just feet away. There were another 200 outside on the sidewalk. Awesome moments from my career. https://www.instagram.com/p/CSRtc_lswSu/?hl=en
    2 points
  25. Thank you… This is so good it’s probably illegal.
    2 points
  26. He is most excellent at trying new things and being a great success ❤️ 😂
    2 points
  27. From GD They have posted some really cool stage pics though. Just thought it strange they weren't uploading anything for Mike too
    2 points
  28. Anyone else noticed that whilst Tre, the Jasons and Kevin are posting regular updates about the tour on IG Mike isn't?
    2 points
  29. The set list IS God's Favorite Band, but instead of the new songs, it's more big hits. Now, I did notice they didn't play AS much of International Superhits, because of all the American Idiot representation at the show. So that's good that they are playing some newer stuff, at least compared with 2001. But yeah. For Green Day this is the God's Favorite Band Tour. Nothing wrong with that, just saying. If Weezer had a Greatest Hits, their set is kind of the same as well. Fall Out Boy take equal parts from their TWO greatest hits albums.
    2 points
  30. Yep. While I understand his stance, and agree in a way.... Artists on labels have almost no control. We like to think Billie, Mike and Tre are designing the albums, making the track and set lists. making all these big decisions. Even writing about what is in their heart. But that isn't the case. Billie can't wake up one day, after September ends....and say that he'd like to make a folk-rap metal mix tape with 9000 tracks on it. Green Day is a company owned by the label. It's a business that was started by three guys but is now a corporation. Sounds cynical? That's just what popular music is. I love the music that is made this way, so it's NOT necessarily a negative thing. The corporate guys are bringing the music to the masses. Now the covid situation. Yeah, it sucks. Maybe Hella Mega should have been a bust. I don't know...
    2 points
  31. Suing bootleggers is about as unpunk as it gets. These guys , well at least BJA have to be worth $100 million dollars. Who cares if some guy makes a few hundred bucks outside the show? Tickets aren't cheap and some people want a souvenir without spending $50 for a t-shirt that costs $5 to $10 at most in bulk. I'm sure before they were rich the band may have bought bootlegs themselves. How would a guy selling bootleg shirts afford Green Day's expensive ass lawyer fees? Even if they win, good luck collecting.
    2 points
  32. From Kevin's IG story From Jason White's IG story
    2 points
  33. Agreed, he sounds like a punk purist with a personal code. Not only do they employ hundreds of people who depend on them and do need a livelihood but one look at this crowd and the bands’ faces and he’d realize it’s not about needing the money, it’s about needing music, live performance and togetherness again. That we desperately need, including these rich rock stars (who’ve gotten depressed like everyone else over the past two years)
    2 points
  34. **Not directed at you, That Dude. Good lord, Roecker.... They have employees. Bill, Greg, Chris, all of their techs... yeah, maybe the 3 of them don't "need" more $$ but it's also a business which employs others who rely on touring for their means. He seems rather bitter towards them.
    2 points
  35. Bless this tour and its untucked shirts.
    2 points
  36. This is still one of my favorites because it looks like he's melting.
    2 points
  37. I made it and it was awesome! I'm tired as hell and have no voice left but I loved every minute of it. Once Green Day took the stage, all of my anxiety melted away. I didn't think it was possible, but I love them even more now! 🥰
    2 points
  38. My favorite era, my favorite albums and only era where I've seen GD perform live. I can't praise Trilogy enough and Cuatro! documentary is simply awesome as fuck. Banger after banger; Trilogy delivered and I'm nostalgic as fuck to something that happened almost 10 years ago. It's great to see them still being active, making albums and doing live shows, but 2011-2013 was just something magical that The Boys™ couldn't replicate years later even if they wanted. Thanks for this thread and awesome screenshots and links; take me straight back to the day GD announced 3 goddamn albums in a span of 4 months! Never been so hyped in my life.
    2 points
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