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yes, but money

Agree. Dookie, nimrod american idiot and 21st century breakdown are their iconic albums...the rest Will no have box sets... But maybe like insomniac 25... An extra CD with live versions of that tour

With the US tour officially over I can say I'm so happy I made the last minute decision to go. It was an incredible night. I really do think it's a once in a life time thing and it was a great way for me to reflect on how I fell in love with the band and why I still love them. I had so much fun! I still prefer them in arenas and theaters, but I love that they put on an amazing show no matter the size of the venue. Definitely a highlight of an otherwise frustrating year for me.

The lakers moved to Los Angeles where there are no lakes

On this day 8 years ago (3 October 2016), Green Day played the 9:30 Club in Washington DC on the Revolution Radio club tour. “My mom had a waitress job at a 24 hour place. She saved up her tips and she bought this guitar for me. Thanks mom.” — Billie Joe talking about Blue at this show More photos: 14 years ago (3 October 2010), Billie's first run as St. Jimmy on Broadway ended. 20 years ago (3 October 2004), Green Day played 19 songs for Radio Fritz in Potsdam, Germany. There are recordings online. 24 years ago (3 October 2000), Warning was released. Green Day also played Minority, When I Come Around and Blood, Sex & Booze on the The Howard Stern Show that day. There are videos on YouTube. 30 years ago (3 October 1994), Green Day played Luxor in Cologne, Germany. The support act was Terrorgruppe. 31 years ago (3 October 1993), Green Day played the Avalon Ballroom in Boston, MA while supporting Bad Religion. 32 years ago (3 October 1992), Green Day played the Crocodile Cafe in Seattle, WA on the Kerplunk Tour. "Green Day @ the Crocodile Café, 1993. My band Alcohol Funnycar opened for Green Day when they came to Seattle on the Kerplunk tour. They were great live and you could tell that they were going to keep getting bigger. I had no idea it would go as wide as it did." — Ben London 33 years ago (3 October 1991), Green Day played Berkeley Square in Berkeley, CA.