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So I guess any audio not related to Green Day can be posted here now lol

some may ask, how is the cello punk!? A: CELLO BIAFRA!

After the welcome to the black parade one some people need to work on knowing what is AI and what is reality

Yeah hopefully on the new album will be an orchestrated track. I can't imagine that this orchestra is not GD related. Or maybe for the film project that was rumoured a while ago.

Well it’s not American Pie I get, nor do I think it’s BJ.

Here's a new leaked demo for y'all, its a cover of "American Pie". Meant to be as a b-side for 1972: https://mega.nz/file/ZvUkgT6S#6E0tXKOxr1uaJPok8GhKDBKD2OcEcOcuuS_IrFG6zuE

If he starts messing with crisps and chips it might be time to intervene

I asked Google Bard when 1972 is coming and he says it's already out and the lead single is Mutron Jam. The album is a return to their Punk Rock roots. I reworded the question to when is the next Green Day record coming out and he says an unspecified date in 2024, confirmed by Cavallo. Clearly just from the joke on reddit, but hey. 2:30 single called Mutron Jam that recalls Longview? That sounds amazing.

Super jazzy

This is rick astley never gonna give you Up , Not American pie , but sounds like wanna be AI

it kinda sounds like one of the official tiktok 1972 song leaks

I FEEL LIKE A CELLO!

I can't believe nobody is talking about that new studio clip Billie gave us with him playing a cello!!! I mean, it's only like a 3 second clip but at least it's something!!!

That was awesome! I half expected Lenny Bruce to come out and sing with her!

Ticket transparency, but still a rip off? Ticketmaster, Others Agree to All-In Pricing as White House Cracks Down on Hidden Junk Fees President Joe Biden meets with ticketing companies and venue owners Thursday to make "honest, transparent pricing" the industry standard Ticketmaster (owned by Live Nation), SeatGeek and other ticketing companies have agreed to institute all-in pricing in response to the White House’s crackdown on hidden junk fees. On Thursday, President Joe Biden will meet with representatives from the ticketing industry and venue owners — including the CEOs of SeatGeek, TickPick and others as well as the president of Live Nation Venues — in an effort to bring “honest, transparent pricing” to the ticket-buying experience. The good news for consumers is that, in the near future, when they purchase tickets, they’ll no longer be surprised by additional fees at checkout, which became a point of contention among millions of frustrated Taylor Swift fans. The bad news is that those “junk fees” will still exist, but now they’ll be included within the all-in pricing at the onset. Live Nation Entertainment, which owns both Ticketmaster and concert promotion giant Live Nation has agreed that starting September, Live Nation’s 200 venues will commit to all-in pricing. Venues that Live Nation doesn’t own and operate have to opt in for the pricing policy. SeatGeek said that it would “roll-out product features over the course of the summer to make it easier for its millions of customers to shop on the basis of all-in price.” Live Nation’s commitment comes at a time of renewed scrutiny and frustration toward the company. A disastrous on-sale for Taylor Swift’s Eras tour put Live Nation and the ticketing business itself back into prominent conversation. The company was grilled for hours during a Senate Judiciary Committee hearing earlier this year and faces an investigation from the Department of Justice regarding claims that it operates as a monopoly. Live Nation has repeatedly denied those claims. Fans meanwhile have continued to bemoan Ticketmaster and its prices and fees after nearly every major event’s on-sale. Prior to the all-in pricing announcement, Live Nation had been pushing for legislation through its FAIR Ticketing Act, which looks to turn focus beyond just gripes toward itself and instead toward the resale and scalping market. Biden has previously called upon Congress to pass legislation — which he dubbed the Junk Fee Protection Act — banning hidden junk fees. But until then, it’s up to the companies to take their own action. “Today, Live Nation is committing to roll out an upfront all-in pricing experience in September showing just one clear, total price for more than 30 million fans who attend shows at the more than 200 Live Nation-owned venues and festivals across the country,” the White House said in their announcement. “Ticketmaster will also add a feature to give consumers the option to receive all-in upfront pricing for all other tickets sold on the platform.” Ticketing companies have supported all-in pricing policies in the past, but only if mandated by law. Without all-in pricing being required, companies have said, those who don’t opt for the more transparent pricing will look cheaper than their competitors. Some states like New York have already passed laws requiring all-in pricing. Senators Ted Cruz and Maria Cantwell recently introduced a new bill that would require all-in pricing on a federal level. It’s not just the ticketing industry where the Biden administration is targeting hidden junk fees: The president’s council Thursday will also include the CEO of Airbnb, which recently adopted “fee-inclusive pricing.” “Today’s voluntary actions demonstrate that companies both big and small recognize the importance of providing consumers with honest, up-front all-in pricing, rather than tricking them with surprise fees at the end of checkout,” the White House added. “It is also just a first step towards addressing junk fees in the economy. The President continues to call on Congress to pass legislation that mandates up-front all-in pricing for all ticket sellers, bans surprise ‘resort fees,’ eliminates early termination fees charged by cable, internet, and cellphone companies, and bans family seating fees.” “President Biden has been working to lower costs for hardworking families by bringing down inflation, capping insulin prices for seniors, and eliminating hidden junk fees,” National Economic Council Director Lael Brainard added in a statement. “More companies are heeding the President’s call so that Americans know what they’re paying for up front and can save money as a result.” www.rollingstone.com/music/music-news/live-nation-ticketmaster-junk-fees-biden-white-house-1234772174/

Had a dream that @solongfromthestars had posted something in the 1972 speculation thread saying she'd been to a venue that GD had been to a few times and she'd been talking to a staff member who said they were due to be there in June but cancelled, and she later found evidence on paper that corroborated this and posted that too. Also, she and @Rumpelstiltskin2000 had both changed their usernames and profile photos to something different so it was really hard to tell the difference between who was posting lol. Then a bit later in the dream there was a part where I was with some old school friends and TV characters and we were getting chased round a school by these aliens and had to complete tasks to get away from them, and after we completed one of the bigger tasks we came face to face with these floating alien/spirit things who we could ask any question to and they'd answer it. I asked when was the next time GD would be playing near my city and they said September 2034 😭 And I was actually happy about it lol, I thought they meant next year

Pretty sure that was a joke 😂 Also Billie too busy protesting the sale of a baseball team to make music so we gotta awhile . So punk .

I think before considering that, there'll be plenty to talk about. After listening to the album, I'm sure everyone will want to share theirs views. On the album, individual songs, the lyrics, etc. And then, touring. Where are they playing, will they be near me and when, and getting tickets. Etc.

Oh god, what did I do! Back on topic, so nearly another week nearer the new record! 😁

I‘m also from Europe and I call it „Fußball“ 😂

I think this might be the whole thing!

I didn't understand the context of this, so I did a search and found the article. https://www.tmz.com/2023/06/14/billie-joe-armstrong-joins-athletics-fans-reverse-boycott-sell-the-team/