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I would agree that he has probably been writing songs. He said that he writes songs in daydreams, so he probably has had atleast a couple of them. I feel like the years between now and 2028 they will keep us calm by releasing more anniversaries with more demos/unheard tracks. Do you think they will release any singles in between now and 2028?

That's crazy! 😮. Happy birthday 21cb!

Album sales equal to 220,000 according to a Facebook post. So.......Green Day or at least Jillie Bow is always writing. There's got to be at least a batch of new songs written, even if they will eventually be scrapped or transformed or combined with other ideas. Not enough for a thread right now, but Album 15 is coming. Probably won't hear anything in 2025. In 2026, they will likely be silent. Silent but working. 2027 we'll probably get the initial rumblings. Rumored to be in the studio and all that drama. Maybe some leaks. Toward the end of 27 we'll get a better idea of what's happening. Either an album pops out before 2028 or in 2028.

21st Century Breakdown was indeed released 15 years ago today! 15 May, 2009. This was what my wall looked like back then. I remember getting that Gloria poster from HMV and pulling down a Sum 41 one to make room for it. On this day 16 years ago (15 May 2008), the Foxboro Hot Tubs played their first show at the Stork Club in Oakland. "Dear Tub Heads, We just completed our debut at the dreamers bar called the Stork club in our beloved Alemeda county. Sting!!!" — The Rev on MySpace "The group was also graced with an appearance by Billie Joe’s sister, whose name could not be heard from where I was hyperventilating." — Stephen Buel, East Bay Express More photos: 19 years ago (15 May 2005), Green Day played in Omaha, NE on the American Idiot Tour. "I guess if I had to choose a 'my very first concert' even to take my nephew, I can't think of a better band to see than Green Day in 2005." — Sean McCarthy, The Daily Vault 22 years ago (15 May 2002), they played West Palm Beach, FL on the Pop Disaster Tour. 26 years ago (15 May 1998), they played in Henrietta (Rochester, NY) on the Nimrod Tour. 30 years ago (15 May 1994), they played another show in Berlin, Germany on the Dookie Tour. And finally, 32 years ago (15 May 1992), they played in Regina, Canada on the Kerplunk Tour.

He looks chunky there compared to recently. Gorgeous, but chunky 😂😂❤️❤️

"Peak"

New post from Billie

This came up on my Twitter even though it's already old but thought the swaying hips might be appreciated

Henry Ruggieri posted this cool pic of Mike back on the 99 Revolutions Tour https://www.instagram.com/p/C6iOWBDtlqK/?igsh=c200YWc1andrYWEy Some pics of Mike from his wife a few days ago (forgot to post) Few other bits from the same post here https://www.instagram.com/p/C6wzKMwyEGf/?igsh=bGE1Zm90dG0xMDJ2 And a pic of young Jason White (and his comment) from his time with Chino Horde https://www.instagram.com/p/C6tEGrHN5W6/?igsh=MXJ5aHNpaXgyNDkwdw==

Saw this on Instagram and remembered the collaboration Billie did with Tyla Yaweh, ie #2 "High right now" Billie was in the video too

It's already 15 May in the UK so it's 21st Century Breakdown's 15th birthday today!

Green Day posted about something happening at Punk Bunny Coffee this week

Still the best song in the album. Crazy how good they are at doing these straight rock songs. Fucking banger for this summer.

This song should definitely be in some alcohol commercials as an advertisement.

So disappointed that we never got a proper late night performance.

The second verse of this song is so awesome. Love it!

I will never understand why they have not promoted this song with some tv/live appearances

This song popped up on my shuffle yesterday and it still slaps. Gives you such a great boost in the morning!

I'm not hearing it really. Then again I really hate The Forgotten. Father to a Son is much better than that song.

Billboard update- Alternative Airplay- stays at 1 Mainstream Rock Airplay- 6, down from 2 Rock and Alternative Airplay- stays at 1 Canada Rock- stays at 1 Hot Rock and Alternative Songs- stays at 35

It's a good thing the Instagram stories are scheduled because as you can see, I keep forgetting. Anyway, 7 years ago yesterday (13 May 2017), Green Day played in Auckland, New Zealand. More photos: There was also a soundcheck video that day. 19 years ago (13 May 2005), Green Day played in St. Louis on the American Idiot Tour. 26 years ago (13 May 1998), they played in Burlington, VT on the Nimrod Tour. "I've been truly lucky to see thousands and thousands of live concerts over the years, and, truth-be-told, my FIRST (real deal) concert (by myself) was Green Day. May 1998. I was 13 years old. My mom dropped me off at Memorial Auditorium in downtown Burlington, Vermont. Green Day was touring their landmark album Nimrod. As a nerdy-looking kid (coke bottle glasses and gel in my hair), who was 100 pounds soaking wet at that time, I wandered the old auditorium (a gymnasium) and found a seat way up on the wrap-around balcony. I watched the band destroy not only my eardrums, but also what I thought music was. They kickstarted something within me, where I found myself thinking, 'I want to always be around this feeling I have.' (Which was live music.) And, I've been on that quest ever since. So, thanks Billie Joe and Co." — Garret K. Woodward, fan And 30 years ago (13 May 1994), they played in Berlin, Germany on the Dookie Tour. ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- On this day 7 years ago (14 May 2017), Green Day played a second night in Auckland, New Zealand. More photos: 19 years ago (14 May 2005), they played in Kansas City, MO on the American Idiot Tour. 22 years ago (14 May 2002), they played in Tampa, FL on the Pop Disaster Tour. "I wanted to share my little Billie Joe meeting story. I went to the Pop Disaster tour show in Tampa, Florida on May 14th, 2002. It was an incredible show. Jimmy Eat World opened, Green Day was in the middle, and Blink-182 were the closers. Green Day slaughtered Blink-182, by the way. They were so tight and put on such a better show. I actually still have the show ticket and some pieces of confetti with Green Day's logo printed on them. They shot out the confetti throughout the show out of big cannons. Anyway, after the show ended I really wanted to try and meet anyone I could. A fairly small group of fans found a fenced in area where the tour buses were located. We watched Tre and Mike leave the arena and head straight into their buses. We called out for them, they waved to us, but they didn't come over. Billie Joe ended up coming out last and to our utter shock, he started walking towards us as we called out to him. He started at one end of the line and started signing items for people through the fence. I had purchased this foam hand during the show, and it was the first thing I thought to hand him to sign. He was incredibly nice and seemed very appreciative of the kind words from the group. My respect for him grew immensely that night because of this - the girl next to me raised her shirt and asked him to sign her chest. He very politely told her that he couldn't because he was a married man and asked if she had anything else to sign. I thought it was very respectful and cool that he handled it like that. Anyway, that's my story..." — Imonlysleepingx on Reddit, fan 26 years ago (14 May 1998), they played in Williamsville (AKA Buffalo, NY) on the Nimrod Tour. And 30 years ago (14 May 1994), they played a second night in Berlin, Germany on the Dookie Tour.

https://www.forbes.com/sites/hughmcintyre/2024/05/10/green-day-celebrates-a-special-anniversary-for-the-very-first-time/ Article in Forbes, God’s Favourite Band has been in the charts 5 years!

Sort of related to Green Day news. I haven't listened to this yet to see if he mentions touring with the boys but it's an interview with Jake who was photographing the Hella Mega Tour up until he had an accident https://www.instagram.com/blackwithnocream?igsh=MTFiNHJkdGx4dHlrdw==