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Guys, I found this page (https://www.brianrobinsonphotography.com/green-day-live-at-wembley/ ) from a photographer who confirms he participated in the recording of Green Day's new live album. He mentions the production company Crashburn and the multi-camera project they carried out. There are several incredible photos there from behind the scenes and the show itself. Obviously, he says he can't give spoilers saying when and where we'll see the result, but he says it was incredible. I was there and I can say it was breathtaking. I think every fan should be there or be able to see this performance. While they haven't announced the release, I satisfy my curiosity by watching this incredible fan-made multi-cam of the show in great quality. I guess we'll have something maybe from the summer to the second half of the year.

Have anyone else seen this?? https://www.instagram.com/greendaypitcrew?igsh=NTVlbGhqZzJzZDh4

Love is for Losers kinda feels like Rev Rad part 2 in some ways (besides both being tied into Ordinary World) + Fell For You basically is a Longshot song now the others are a bit more tricky since most of them were just one offs + Pinhead is mostly unrelated to Green Day outside of Billie (obviously), Jason, Aaron (to an extent) and also GSB starting life as a Pinhead song ....as for any projects in 2003, and or 2020 (also maybe 2008 as well) i would have no idea as i dont think much happened in either of those 2 years

For those who don't know who Adam "AdamTheWoo" Williams is, he was an amazing YouTuber I grew up watching whose content would be focused on urban exploration, traveling the world, or just sitting down and talking about interesting topics. One of his traveling videos was actually to the Bay Area, where he would run around and document his visits to some Green Day landmarks, such as 924 Gilman, the Welcome to Paradise warehouse, Christie Road, Pinole Valley High, and some other places. It is a great watch and I highly recommend you give it a go, it is a really chill video. In the video, he talks about how he saw Green Day twice in 94, once in a small venue with a few dozen people, and five months later at a concert field. Green Day would inspire him to pick up the bass where he would eventually join the band Guttermouth for a brief period of time. They're a good listen! After that Green Day landmark video, he would upload daily for seven more years doing urban exploration, traveling the world, and honestly just... doin' dude things. He would succumb to a sudden but peaceful death in his sleep at his Orlando home at the age of 51. (Heart attack) I know I am a few months late writing this post, but I just wanted to pay my respects to a beloved YouTuber and fellow Green Day superfan. Rest easy, Adam. Adam "AdamTheWoo" Williams August 10th, 1974 - December 22nd, 2025