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I love coffee, but I would also like to see some tea offerings from Punk Bunny, specifically chai

When I first saw this photo I thought "So they were hanging out with Paul Stanley of KISS?" Then I saw it was Criss Angel and I was like "...yeesh"

Going to the Manchester show and staying in Piccadilly. Would welcome any travel advice back and Ford to show.

I hope they start to pick up promotion with Dilemma or something as their your approaches

From Billie's Instagram story Matt Skiba posted this photo from a Kenosha show years ago and a mention of Green Day in this post from Brandon Steineckert I think one of the guys posted the backpack some days ago

Sometimes I wonder if they released saviors too early in the new year perhaps may would've been better feels like it's already dropped off the radar

Billie should dye his hair black again wear the black shirt and red tie during the American idiot anniversary shows

And in the style of garbage pail kids? This will be huge for me! Hopefully they’ll bring back Barfin’ Billie 💚

Dilemma is number 1 on 2 charts!!!! https://www.instagram.com/stories/billiejoearmstrong/3357976601512677205?utm_source=ig_story_item_share&igsh=Z2FqNHBzaXU5aXJ3

GDA review of the HMTC production https://www.greendayauthority.com/news/6158/ What a show!

On this day 22 years ago (1 May 2002), Green Day played in Tacoma, WA, on the Pop Disaster Tour. 26 years ago (1 May 1998), they played in Corpus Christi, TX on the Nimrod Tour. 30 years ago (1 May 1994), they played in Kontich, Belgium on the Dookie Tour. 31 years ago (1 May 1993), they played in Zaragoza, Spain.

From Billie's Instagram story (Mike also posted it)

From Billie's Instagram story (Mike also posted it)

Goodnight Adeline and Suzie Chapsticks sound like summer songs to me maybe even Coma City

On this day 7 years ago (30 April 2017), Green Day played in Perth, Australia on the RevRad Tour. More photos: 19 years ago (30 April 2005), the American Idiot Tour came to Amherst, MA. Photo from SmalltownLibraries on Reddit. Credit if reposting. And finally for this month, 26 years ago (30 April 1998) Green Day played Houston, TX on the Nimrod Tour. I combined all of this month's "on this day" Instagram stories into a GDA article. There are some things that haven't been posted yet because I started halfway through April, so it's worth having a look if you're enjoying the Instagram stories. https://www.greendayauthority.com/news/6157/ Also made a reel of them. It goes into a void when I try to post it on Instagram, but it's on the GDA Facebook page. https://www.facebook.com/reel/812985026831751

I can see this happening, not just with all of the pride stuff, it is also a great summer song. In general.

Correct. And downloading/buying. I could see Bobby Sox coming back for the summer. I could see it being a Pride thing. It did briefly chart when the album came out, but wasn't pushed then.

Random Billie pics

Radio vs streaming

If it’s #1 across the board how is it only #38 on the hot rock/alternative charts??

While I enjoy both songs, I think the only remaining song that could be a single is 1981. However, I don’t think we can expect any songs from Saviors getting the single treatment at this point

I never get seat tickets in my whole life and I am not rich, I don't think its a fair assumption to think every persong who go buy pit/premium tickets are rich, you know crazy fans do what they need to do to see the bands they love. Prices got really crazy in the last few years

Uhhh, Topps are making Green Day cards? YES.

Premium tickets and front row have always been a thing only the wealthier could afford, even when tickets were cheaper. I remember as a kid we would buy seats in the rafters or back of an arena to get them cheaply, we couldn’t ever afford seats down front. I agree that Ticketmaster “fees” and bots are bullshit but most small to medium bands are either losing money or breaking even with the cost of touring today, it affects everyone. For a while it was the revenue stream that replaced album sales but now it doesn’t even do that. It’s an industry wide problem. Everyone down the line has raised their costs from the fuel to the venue to the hotels and food. Only the biggest acts can still make money but the costs of stadium tours is astronomical. Luckily Green Day has the money to even do it.

New peak of 38 on the Hot Rock and Alternative chart.