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The Foo Fighters have the "band inexplicably makes schlocky-but-half-fun-horror" corner of the film market covered when they released that Studio 666 a few years ago. Same dudes involved with Ordinary World on this project right? That was terrible so I don't have high hopes. Get back in the studio lads and leave the movies alone, eh? Unless this is an official documentary about the early tours and first trips to Europe which definitely would be worth a watch.

On this day 8 years ago (25 March 2017), Green Day played the Petersen Events Center in Pittsburgh, PA on the Revolution Radio Tour. More photos: 29 years ago (25 March 1996), Green Day played the Bank-Austria Zelt in Vienna, Austria on the Insomniac Tour. 31 years ago (25 March 1994), Green Day played Peabody's Concert Club in Cleveland, OH on the Dookie Tour. 35 years ago (25 March 1990), Green Day played Dementia Hauz in Oakland.

I’m gonna watch the whole movie just waiting for them to appear in the last ten minutes. I could rewatch Ordinary World to infinity because Billie’s in every scene. This sounds like something I’ll see once.

Wish the movie was a biopic or a movie starring them instead of it based on stories of their early years.

They’ve talked of a horror film for years and years now.

Totally. Whatsername on earphones….. ❤️

I understand you so well! His voice always helps, no matter what state I‘m in…

On this day 31 years ago (24 March 1994), Green Day were on Much Music in Toronto, Canada. More photos: Later that day, they played the Opera House in Toronto. 34 years ago (24 March 1991), Green Day played at Eggplant's House in Pinole, CA. 'Eggplant and an ex-girlfriend of mine set up this surprise birthday party for me, and Green Day and Blatz played it. Eggplant has had many spectacular parties in his backyard. He had this weird hot-tub room, his dad and his stepmom. They played there, next to the hot tub. This really teeny room. It was raining like crazy. I remember the people in Blatz were getting electrocuted, so they didn't like that. That was a very memorable show for me. It was my twenty-first birthday. How many people can say their two favorite bands played their birthday party? Not many. I was stoked.' — Eric Yee