Green Day banned by Las Vegas radio stations after Billie Joe Armstrong calls the city a 's---hole'
"I hate Las Vegas," the Green Day frontman said in response to his hometown team, the Oakland A's, making the move to Sin ...
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Green Day's music pulled from Las Vegas radio stations
Billie Joe Armstrong's negative comments about Las Vegas have led to Green Day's music being "pulled" from some local radio stations.
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Green Day and UK coffee company Grind blend their talents to mark 20 years of American Idiot
Green Day’s Punk Bunny Coffee brand join forces with Grind for relaunch of their popular Iced Matcha Latte and ...
Grind Reunites With Green Day’s Punk Bunny Coffee For New Collaboration
In June, Grind partnered up with Green Day ’s Punk Bunny Coffee to launch their limited-edition ready-to-drink Iced Match ...
Music Review: Green Day celebrated at its Petco Park concert in San Diego
Green Day and its fans happily looked back to the band’s landmark 1904 and 2004 albums during the pop-punk band’s Saturday ...
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The Tragedy of Eric Tao, Industry’s “Useful Idiot”
Tom Woolsey, Pierpoint’s Yale-graduated young CEO, spots an interloper: “Who the hell is this?” It’s Eric Tao (Ken Leung), grizzled elder statesman, institutional loyalist, and, at this moment, Asian ...
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Trump Pines For The Good Old Days Of The 1890s
🚨 FACT CHECK: Trump says the US was “wealthiest” in the 1890s due to tariffs. False! ⚠️ Reality: The 1890s faced the Panic ...
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Trump is little more than a tool for more insidious forces
Few modern American political figures have proven more divisive or destructive than Donald Trump. His presidency was marked ...
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Green Day Tackle ‘Dookie’ and ‘American Idiot’ With Theatrical Stadium Performance At Portland’s Providenc ePark (SHOW REVIEW)
As a band in the mainstream for multiple decades, Green Day holds a particularly interesting place. They first broke out with ...
Tommy Castro & The Painkillers set to headline Blues on the Mesa in Colorado Springs
From the Who’s “Tommy” and “Quadrophenia” to Green Day’s “American Idiot” and Beyonce’s “Lemonade,” the pop music world has ...