Show Notes: Postponed due to Billie Joe losing his voice. Makeup date has not yet been announced.

Q101.com: Q101 is proud to present a once-in-a-lifetime, exclusive event as we welcome Green Day to the Q101 Lounge on Monday August 12. This event, hosted by Lauren O’Neil, marks the first time that Green Day has played an intimate set like this for the first time in 15 years.

There are no tickets to this event – the only way to get in is to win. All this week, Q101 will be giving away Lounge passes to this event. Not only will winners see Green Day in the Lounge, but they will also be awarded tickets to the following night’s Green Day show at Wrigley Field.

Show Notes: Rescheduled to 9/2 due to Billie losing his voice

Show Notes: (Louder Sound) - Green Day fans were left heartbroken as the band pulled the plug on their scheduled appearance at London's Electric Ballroom tonight (Friday).

Just a day after the punk heroes performed a surprise show for around 100 fans at the Marquis pub in Covent Garden, they were due to perform at the Electric Ballroom in Camden.

The show was part of the band's intimate Hella Tiny tour, with the 1200-capacity Electric Ballroom a far cry from the venues they are used to playing.

But with fans already lining up outside, Green Day announced via a social media post that the gig would not go ahead.

On X (formerly Twitter), they said: "London, unfortunately tonight’s show has been cancelled due to an unexpected illness.

"We're truly bummed about this and apologise for any inconvenience caused. Ticket refunds will be processed automatically next week. We’ll see you back again on The Saviors Tour if not sooner."

Show Notes: (Rolling Stone) - Green Day have cancelled their upcoming show in Moscow following Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, the band announced Sunday on social media.

The trio was scheduled to perform May 29 at Moscow prior to their European tour in June. However, the band wrote Sunday on their Instagram Stories, “With heavy hearts, in light of current events we feel it is necessary to cancel our upcoming show in Moscow at Spartak Stadium.”

“We are aware that this moment is not about stadium rock shows, it’s so much bigger than that,” Green Day continued. “But we also know that rock and roll is forever and we feel confident there will be a time and a place for us to return in the future. Refunds available at the point of purchase. Stay safe.” The gig has already been removed from Green Day’s touring itinerary on their website.

Show Notes: (NME) - Green Day’s 2021 Asia tour dates in Manila, Singapore, Taiwan, Bangkok and Seoul have been cancelled.

Manila promoter MMI Live, Singapore promoter Lushington Entertainments and Live Nation – the promoter in Bangkok, Taiwan and Seoul – announced the cancellation of the band’s shows in the three countries today (January 15).

Green Day were due to kick off the Asia tour – already postponed from 2020 – in Manila on March 13, moving onto Taipei on March 16, Bangkok on March 21 and Seoul on March 24. They would then wrap up the tour in Singapore on April 1.

Both MMI Live and Live Nation said that “while it was not possible to reschedule the tour at this time, the band hopes to see their fans in Asia in the near future.”

Taipei, Bangkok and Singapore fans’ tickets will be automatically refunded, while Manila fans should contact ticketing agent SM Tickets for refunds.

Live Nation Asia has also cancelled ticket sales for Green Day’s concerts in the Japanese cities of Chiba (March 26 and 27) and Osaka (March 29), according to its website.

Show Notes: (NME) - Green Day’s 2021 Asia tour dates in Manila, Singapore, Taiwan, Bangkok and Seoul have been cancelled.

Manila promoter MMI Live, Singapore promoter Lushington Entertainments and Live Nation – the promoter in Bangkok, Taiwan and Seoul – announced the cancellation of the band’s shows in the three countries today (January 15).

Green Day were due to kick off the Asia tour – already postponed from 2020 – in Manila on March 13, moving onto Taipei on March 16, Bangkok on March 21 and Seoul on March 24. They would then wrap up the tour in Singapore on April 1.

Both MMI Live and Live Nation said that “while it was not possible to reschedule the tour at this time, the band hopes to see their fans in Asia in the near future.”

Taipei, Bangkok and Singapore fans’ tickets will be automatically refunded, while Manila fans should contact ticketing agent SM Tickets for refunds.

Live Nation Asia has also cancelled ticket sales for Green Day’s concerts in the Japanese cities of Chiba (March 26 and 27) and Osaka (March 29), according to its website.

Show Notes: (NME) - Green Day’s 2021 Asia tour dates in Manila, Singapore, Taiwan, Bangkok and Seoul have been cancelled.

Manila promoter MMI Live, Singapore promoter Lushington Entertainments and Live Nation – the promoter in Bangkok, Taiwan and Seoul – announced the cancellation of the band’s shows in the three countries today (January 15).

Green Day were due to kick off the Asia tour – already postponed from 2020 – in Manila on March 13, moving onto Taipei on March 16, Bangkok on March 21 and Seoul on March 24. They would then wrap up the tour in Singapore on April 1.

Both MMI Live and Live Nation said that “while it was not possible to reschedule the tour at this time, the band hopes to see their fans in Asia in the near future.”

Taipei, Bangkok and Singapore fans’ tickets will be automatically refunded, while Manila fans should contact ticketing agent SM Tickets for refunds.

Live Nation Asia has also cancelled ticket sales for Green Day’s concerts in the Japanese cities of Chiba (March 26 and 27) and Osaka (March 29), according to its website.

Show Notes: (NME) - Green Day’s 2021 Asia tour dates in Manila, Singapore, Taiwan, Bangkok and Seoul have been cancelled.

Manila promoter MMI Live, Singapore promoter Lushington Entertainments and Live Nation – the promoter in Bangkok, Taiwan and Seoul – announced the cancellation of the band’s shows in the three countries today (January 15).

Green Day were due to kick off the Asia tour – already postponed from 2020 – in Manila on March 13, moving onto Taipei on March 16, Bangkok on March 21 and Seoul on March 24. They would then wrap up the tour in Singapore on April 1.

Both MMI Live and Live Nation said that “while it was not possible to reschedule the tour at this time, the band hopes to see their fans in Asia in the near future.”

Taipei, Bangkok and Singapore fans’ tickets will be automatically refunded, while Manila fans should contact ticketing agent SM Tickets for refunds.

Live Nation Asia has also cancelled ticket sales for Green Day’s concerts in the Japanese cities of Chiba (March 26 and 27) and Osaka (March 29), according to its website.

Show Notes: (NME) - Green Day’s 2021 Asia tour dates in Manila, Singapore, Taiwan, Bangkok and Seoul have been cancelled.

Manila promoter MMI Live, Singapore promoter Lushington Entertainments and Live Nation – the promoter in Bangkok, Taiwan and Seoul – announced the cancellation of the band’s shows in the three countries today (January 15).

Green Day were due to kick off the Asia tour – already postponed from 2020 – in Manila on March 13, moving onto Taipei on March 16, Bangkok on March 21 and Seoul on March 24. They would then wrap up the tour in Singapore on April 1.

Both MMI Live and Live Nation said that “while it was not possible to reschedule the tour at this time, the band hopes to see their fans in Asia in the near future.”

Taipei, Bangkok and Singapore fans’ tickets will be automatically refunded, while Manila fans should contact ticketing agent SM Tickets for refunds.

Live Nation Asia has also cancelled ticket sales for Green Day’s concerts in the Japanese cities of Chiba (March 26 and 27) and Osaka (March 29), according to its website.

Show Notes: (NME) - Green Day’s 2021 Asia tour dates in Manila, Singapore, Taiwan, Bangkok and Seoul have been cancelled.

Manila promoter MMI Live, Singapore promoter Lushington Entertainments and Live Nation – the promoter in Bangkok, Taiwan and Seoul – announced the cancellation of the band’s shows in the three countries today (January 15).

Green Day were due to kick off the Asia tour – already postponed from 2020 – in Manila on March 13, moving onto Taipei on March 16, Bangkok on March 21 and Seoul on March 24. They would then wrap up the tour in Singapore on April 1.

Both MMI Live and Live Nation said that “while it was not possible to reschedule the tour at this time, the band hopes to see their fans in Asia in the near future.”

Taipei, Bangkok and Singapore fans’ tickets will be automatically refunded, while Manila fans should contact ticketing agent SM Tickets for refunds.

Live Nation Asia has also cancelled ticket sales for Green Day’s concerts in the Japanese cities of Chiba (March 26 and 27) and Osaka (March 29), according to its website.

Show Notes: (NME) - Green Day’s 2021 Asia tour dates in Manila, Singapore, Taiwan, Bangkok and Seoul have been cancelled.

Manila promoter MMI Live, Singapore promoter Lushington Entertainments and Live Nation – the promoter in Bangkok, Taiwan and Seoul – announced the cancellation of the band’s shows in the three countries today (January 15).

Green Day were due to kick off the Asia tour – already postponed from 2020 – in Manila on March 13, moving onto Taipei on March 16, Bangkok on March 21 and Seoul on March 24. They would then wrap up the tour in Singapore on April 1.

Both MMI Live and Live Nation said that “while it was not possible to reschedule the tour at this time, the band hopes to see their fans in Asia in the near future.”

Taipei, Bangkok and Singapore fans’ tickets will be automatically refunded, while Manila fans should contact ticketing agent SM Tickets for refunds.

Live Nation Asia has also cancelled ticket sales for Green Day’s concerts in the Japanese cities of Chiba (March 26 and 27) and Osaka (March 29), according to its website.

Show Notes: (NME) - Green Day’s 2021 Asia tour dates in Manila, Singapore, Taiwan, Bangkok and Seoul have been cancelled.

Manila promoter MMI Live, Singapore promoter Lushington Entertainments and Live Nation – the promoter in Bangkok, Taiwan and Seoul – announced the cancellation of the band’s shows in the three countries today (January 15).

Green Day were due to kick off the Asia tour – already postponed from 2020 – in Manila on March 13, moving onto Taipei on March 16, Bangkok on March 21 and Seoul on March 24. They would then wrap up the tour in Singapore on April 1.

Both MMI Live and Live Nation said that “while it was not possible to reschedule the tour at this time, the band hopes to see their fans in Asia in the near future.”

Taipei, Bangkok and Singapore fans’ tickets will be automatically refunded, while Manila fans should contact ticketing agent SM Tickets for refunds.

Live Nation Asia has also cancelled ticket sales for Green Day’s concerts in the Japanese cities of Chiba (March 26 and 27) and Osaka (March 29), according to its website.

Show Notes: (NME) - Green Day’s 2021 Asia tour dates in Manila, Singapore, Taiwan, Bangkok and Seoul have been cancelled.

Manila promoter MMI Live, Singapore promoter Lushington Entertainments and Live Nation – the promoter in Bangkok, Taiwan and Seoul – announced the cancellation of the band’s shows in the three countries today (January 15).

Green Day were due to kick off the Asia tour – already postponed from 2020 – in Manila on March 13, moving onto Taipei on March 16, Bangkok on March 21 and Seoul on March 24. They would then wrap up the tour in Singapore on April 1.

Both MMI Live and Live Nation said that “while it was not possible to reschedule the tour at this time, the band hopes to see their fans in Asia in the near future.”

Taipei, Bangkok and Singapore fans’ tickets will be automatically refunded, while Manila fans should contact ticketing agent SM Tickets for refunds.

Live Nation Asia has also cancelled ticket sales for Green Day’s concerts in the Japanese cities of Chiba (March 26 and 27) and Osaka (March 29), according to its website.

Show Notes: (Hella Mega Tour socials) - Australia and New Zealand, we’re beyond bummed to announce that the upcoming Hella Mega dates in November have been cancelled.
We kept trying to put this piece of the puzzle together, but unfortunately it’s just not possible due to the uncertainty of the government Covid-19 travel restrictions, mass gatherings and most importantly for the safety of our fans, crew and staff.


Ticket refunds will be available at the point of purchase.
We love you all and we’ll be back there rocking with you at some point.
Until then, stay safe."


- Green Day, Fall Out Boy and Weezer

Show Notes: (Hella Mega Tour socials) - Australia and New Zealand, we’re beyond bummed to announce that the upcoming Hella Mega dates in November have been cancelled.
We kept trying to put this piece of the puzzle together, but unfortunately it’s just not possible due to the uncertainty of the government Covid-19 travel restrictions, mass gatherings and most importantly for the safety of our fans, crew and staff.


Ticket refunds will be available at the point of purchase.
We love you all and we’ll be back there rocking with you at some point.
Until then, stay safe."


- Green Day, Fall Out Boy and Weezer

Show Notes: (Hella Mega Tour socials) - Australia and New Zealand, we’re beyond bummed to announce that the upcoming Hella Mega dates in November have been cancelled.
We kept trying to put this piece of the puzzle together, but unfortunately it’s just not possible due to the uncertainty of the government Covid-19 travel restrictions, mass gatherings and most importantly for the safety of our fans, crew and staff.


Ticket refunds will be available at the point of purchase.
We love you all and we’ll be back there rocking with you at some point.
Until then, stay safe."


- Green Day, Fall Out Boy and Weezer

Show Notes: (Hella Mega Tour socials) - Australia and New Zealand, we’re beyond bummed to announce that the upcoming Hella Mega dates in November have been cancelled.
We kept trying to put this piece of the puzzle together, but unfortunately it’s just not possible due to the uncertainty of the government Covid-19 travel restrictions, mass gatherings and most importantly for the safety of our fans, crew and staff.


Ticket refunds will be available at the point of purchase.
We love you all and we’ll be back there rocking with you at some point.
Until then, stay safe."


- Green Day, Fall Out Boy and Weezer

Show Notes: (Hella Mega Tour socials) - Australia and New Zealand, we’re beyond bummed to announce that the upcoming Hella Mega dates in November have been cancelled.
We kept trying to put this piece of the puzzle together, but unfortunately it’s just not possible due to the uncertainty of the government Covid-19 travel restrictions, mass gatherings and most importantly for the safety of our fans, crew and staff.


Ticket refunds will be available at the point of purchase.
We love you all and we’ll be back there rocking with you at some point.
Until then, stay safe."


- Green Day, Fall Out Boy and Weezer

Show Notes: (Hella Mega Tour socials) - Australia and New Zealand, we’re beyond bummed to announce that the upcoming Hella Mega dates in November have been cancelled.
We kept trying to put this piece of the puzzle together, but unfortunately it’s just not possible due to the uncertainty of the government Covid-19 travel restrictions, mass gatherings and most importantly for the safety of our fans, crew and staff.


Ticket refunds will be available at the point of purchase.
We love you all and we’ll be back there rocking with you at some point.
Until then, stay safe."


- Green Day, Fall Out Boy and Weezer

Show Notes: Postponed due to the COVID-19 pandemic. The show was rescheduled for August 20, 2021.

(Hella Mega Tour socials) - Hopefully this doesn’t come as a surprise, but as much as we were all looking forward to seeing you all this summer, everyone’s safety is our highest priority so we’ve officially made the call to reschedule all North American dates of the Hella Mega Tour until next year.

We’ll be announcing Summer 2021 dates with the same venues very soon, so hold on to those tickets. All ticket holders will be emailed directly with refund options as well. Please stay safe, and we look forward to seeing you in 2021.

- Green Day, Fall Out Boy & Weezer

Show Notes: Postponed due to the COVID-19 pandemic. The show was rescheduled for August 5, 2021.

(Hella Mega Tour socials) - Hopefully this doesn’t come as a surprise, but as much as we were all looking forward to seeing you all this summer, everyone’s safety is our highest priority so we’ve officially made the call to reschedule all North American dates of the Hella Mega Tour until next year.

We’ll be announcing Summer 2021 dates with the same venues very soon, so hold on to those tickets. All ticket holders will be emailed directly with refund options as well. Please stay safe, and we look forward to seeing you in 2021.

- Green Day, Fall Out Boy & Weezer

Show Notes: Postponed due to the COVID-19 pandemic. The show would end up being the only date not rescheduled on the 2021 North American tour.

(Hella Mega Tour socials) - Hopefully this doesn’t come as a surprise, but as much as we were all looking forward to seeing you all this summer, everyone’s safety is our highest priority so we’ve officially made the call to reschedule all North American dates of the Hella Mega Tour until next year.

We’ll be announcing Summer 2021 dates with the same venues very soon, so hold on to those tickets. All ticket holders will be emailed directly with refund options as well. Please stay safe, and we look forward to seeing you in 2021.

- Green Day, Fall Out Boy & Weezer

Show Notes: Postponed due to the COVID-19 pandemic. The show was rescheduled for August 4, 2021.

(Hella Mega Tour socials) - Hopefully this doesn’t come as a surprise, but as much as we were all looking forward to seeing you all this summer, everyone’s safety is our highest priority so we’ve officially made the call to reschedule all North American dates of the Hella Mega Tour until next year.

We’ll be announcing Summer 2021 dates with the same venues very soon, so hold on to those tickets. All ticket holders will be emailed directly with refund options as well. Please stay safe, and we look forward to seeing you in 2021.

- Green Day, Fall Out Boy & Weezer

Show Notes: Postponed due to the COVID-19 pandemic. The show was rescheduled for August 8, 2021.

(Hella Mega Tour socials) - Hopefully this doesn’t come as a surprise, but as much as we were all looking forward to seeing you all this summer, everyone’s safety is our highest priority so we’ve officially made the call to reschedule all North American dates of the Hella Mega Tour until next year.

We’ll be announcing Summer 2021 dates with the same venues very soon, so hold on to those tickets. All ticket holders will be emailed directly with refund options as well. Please stay safe, and we look forward to seeing you in 2021.

- Green Day, Fall Out Boy & Weezer

Show Notes: Postponed due to the COVID-19 pandemic. The show was rescheduled for August 10, 2021.

(Hella Mega Tour socials) - Hopefully this doesn’t come as a surprise, but as much as we were all looking forward to seeing you all this summer, everyone’s safety is our highest priority so we’ve officially made the call to reschedule all North American dates of the Hella Mega Tour until next year.

We’ll be announcing Summer 2021 dates with the same venues very soon, so hold on to those tickets. All ticket holders will be emailed directly with refund options as well. Please stay safe, and we look forward to seeing you in 2021.

- Green Day, Fall Out Boy & Weezer

Show Notes: Postponed due to the COVID-19 pandemic. The show was rescheduled for August 13, 2021.

(Hella Mega Tour socials) - Hopefully this doesn’t come as a surprise, but as much as we were all looking forward to seeing you all this summer, everyone’s safety is our highest priority so we’ve officially made the call to reschedule all North American dates of the Hella Mega Tour until next year.

We’ll be announcing Summer 2021 dates with the same venues very soon, so hold on to those tickets. All ticket holders will be emailed directly with refund options as well. Please stay safe, and we look forward to seeing you in 2021.

- Green Day, Fall Out Boy & Weezer

Show Notes: Postponed due to the COVID-19 pandemic. The show was rescheduled for August 19, 2021.

(Hella Mega Tour socials) - Hopefully this doesn’t come as a surprise, but as much as we were all looking forward to seeing you all this summer, everyone’s safety is our highest priority so we’ve officially made the call to reschedule all North American dates of the Hella Mega Tour until next year.

We’ll be announcing Summer 2021 dates with the same venues very soon, so hold on to those tickets. All ticket holders will be emailed directly with refund options as well. Please stay safe, and we look forward to seeing you in 2021.

- Green Day, Fall Out Boy & Weezer

Show Notes: Postponed due to the COVID-19 pandemic. The show was rescheduled for August 15, 2021.

(Hella Mega Tour socials) - Hopefully this doesn’t come as a surprise, but as much as we were all looking forward to seeing you all this summer, everyone’s safety is our highest priority so we’ve officially made the call to reschedule all North American dates of the Hella Mega Tour until next year.

We’ll be announcing Summer 2021 dates with the same venues very soon, so hold on to those tickets. All ticket holders will be emailed directly with refund options as well. Please stay safe, and we look forward to seeing you in 2021.

- Green Day, Fall Out Boy & Weezer

Show Notes: Postponed due to the COVID-19 pandemic. The show was rescheduled for August 23, 2021.

(Hella Mega Tour socials) - Hopefully this doesn’t come as a surprise, but as much as we were all looking forward to seeing you all this summer, everyone’s safety is our highest priority so we’ve officially made the call to reschedule all North American dates of the Hella Mega Tour until next year.

We’ll be announcing Summer 2021 dates with the same venues very soon, so hold on to those tickets. All ticket holders will be emailed directly with refund options as well. Please stay safe, and we look forward to seeing you in 2021.

- Green Day, Fall Out Boy & Weezer

Show Notes: Postponed due to the COVID-19 pandemic. The show was rescheduled for July 27, 2021.

(Hella Mega Tour socials) - Hopefully this doesn’t come as a surprise, but as much as we were all looking forward to seeing you all this summer, everyone’s safety is our highest priority so we’ve officially made the call to reschedule all North American dates of the Hella Mega Tour until next year.

We’ll be announcing Summer 2021 dates with the same venues very soon, so hold on to those tickets. All ticket holders will be emailed directly with refund options as well. Please stay safe, and we look forward to seeing you in 2021.

- Green Day, Fall Out Boy & Weezer

Show Notes: Postponed due to the COVID-19 pandemic. The show was rescheduled for July 31, 2021.

(Hella Mega Tour socials) - Hopefully this doesn’t come as a surprise, but as much as we were all looking forward to seeing you all this summer, everyone’s safety is our highest priority so we’ve officially made the call to reschedule all North American dates of the Hella Mega Tour until next year.

We’ll be announcing Summer 2021 dates with the same venues very soon, so hold on to those tickets. All ticket holders will be emailed directly with refund options as well. Please stay safe, and we look forward to seeing you in 2021.

- Green Day, Fall Out Boy & Weezer

Show Notes: Postponed due to the COVID-19 pandemic. The show was rescheduled for August 1, 2021.

(Hella Mega Tour socials) - Hopefully this doesn’t come as a surprise, but as much as we were all looking forward to seeing you all this summer, everyone’s safety is our highest priority so we’ve officially made the call to reschedule all North American dates of the Hella Mega Tour until next year.

We’ll be announcing Summer 2021 dates with the same venues very soon, so hold on to those tickets. All ticket holders will be emailed directly with refund options as well. Please stay safe, and we look forward to seeing you in 2021.

- Green Day, Fall Out Boy & Weezer

Show Notes: Postponed due to the COVID-19 pandemic. The show was rescheduled for July 29, 2021.

(Hella Mega Tour socials) - Hopefully this doesn’t come as a surprise, but as much as we were all looking forward to seeing you all this summer, everyone’s safety is our highest priority so we’ve officially made the call to reschedule all North American dates of the Hella Mega Tour until next year.

We’ll be announcing Summer 2021 dates with the same venues very soon, so hold on to those tickets. All ticket holders will be emailed directly with refund options as well. Please stay safe, and we look forward to seeing you in 2021.

- Green Day, Fall Out Boy & Weezer

Show Notes: Postponed due to the COVID-19 pandemic. The show was rescheduled for July 24, 2021.

(Hella Mega Tour socials) - Hopefully this doesn’t come as a surprise, but as much as we were all looking forward to seeing you all this summer, everyone’s safety is our highest priority so we’ve officially made the call to reschedule all North American dates of the Hella Mega Tour until next year.

We’ll be announcing Summer 2021 dates with the same venues very soon, so hold on to those tickets. All ticket holders will be emailed directly with refund options as well. Please stay safe, and we look forward to seeing you in 2021.

- Green Day, Fall Out Boy & Weezer

Show Notes: Postponed due to the COVID-19 pandemic. The show was rescheduled for August 25, 2021.

(Hella Mega Tour socials) - Hopefully this doesn’t come as a surprise, but as much as we were all looking forward to seeing you all this summer, everyone’s safety is our highest priority so we’ve officially made the call to reschedule all North American dates of the Hella Mega Tour until next year.

We’ll be announcing Summer 2021 dates with the same venues very soon, so hold on to those tickets. All ticket holders will be emailed directly with refund options as well. Please stay safe, and we look forward to seeing you in 2021.

- Green Day, Fall Out Boy & Weezer

Show Notes: Postponed due to the COVID-19 pandemic. The show was rescheduled for September 3, 2021.

(Hella Mega Tour socials) - Hopefully this doesn’t come as a surprise, but as much as we were all looking forward to seeing you all this summer, everyone’s safety is our highest priority so we’ve officially made the call to reschedule all North American dates of the Hella Mega Tour until next year.

We’ll be announcing Summer 2021 dates with the same venues very soon, so hold on to those tickets. All ticket holders will be emailed directly with refund options as well. Please stay safe, and we look forward to seeing you in 2021.

- Green Day, Fall Out Boy & Weezer

Show Notes: Postponed due to the COVID-19 pandemic. The show was rescheduled for August 29, 2021.

(Hella Mega Tour socials) - Hopefully this doesn’t come as a surprise, but as much as we were all looking forward to seeing you all this summer, everyone’s safety is our highest priority so we’ve officially made the call to reschedule all North American dates of the Hella Mega Tour until next year.

We’ll be announcing Summer 2021 dates with the same venues very soon, so hold on to those tickets. All ticket holders will be emailed directly with refund options as well. Please stay safe, and we look forward to seeing you in 2021.

- Green Day, Fall Out Boy & Weezer

Show Notes: Postponed due to the COVID-19 pandemic. The show was rescheduled for August 27, 2021.

(Hella Mega Tour socials) - Hopefully this doesn’t come as a surprise, but as much as we were all looking forward to seeing you all this summer, everyone’s safety is our highest priority so we’ve officially made the call to reschedule all North American dates of the Hella Mega Tour until next year.

We’ll be announcing Summer 2021 dates with the same venues very soon, so hold on to those tickets. All ticket holders will be emailed directly with refund options as well. Please stay safe, and we look forward to seeing you in 2021.

- Green Day, Fall Out Boy & Weezer

Show Notes: Postponed due to the COVID-19 pandemic. The show was rescheduled for September 6, 2021.

(Hella Mega Tour socials) - Hopefully this doesn’t come as a surprise, but as much as we were all looking forward to seeing you all this summer, everyone’s safety is our highest priority so we’ve officially made the call to reschedule all North American dates of the Hella Mega Tour until next year.

We’ll be announcing Summer 2021 dates with the same venues very soon, so hold on to those tickets. All ticket holders will be emailed directly with refund options as well. Please stay safe, and we look forward to seeing you in 2021.

- Green Day, Fall Out Boy & Weezer

Show Notes: Postponed due to the COVID-19 pandemic. The show was rescheduled for June 27, 2022, at Marlay Park.

(Hella Mega Tour socials) - There’s nothing that makes our bands happier than playing shows, and maybe no other tour that we’ve all been this excited for, but due to the current health crisis, we’re having to postpone a number of our European shows.

We’re just as disappointed as you are, but the safety of our fans, staff and touring crew is our top priority. We’re working hard to finalize dates for the rescheduled shows next summer, so hold on to those tickets.

Keep rocking…safely…at home,
Green Day, Fall Out Boy, Weezer

Show Notes: Postponed due to the COVID-19 pandemic. The show was rescheduled for June 25, 2022.

(Hella Mega Tour socials) - There’s nothing that makes our bands happier than playing shows, and maybe no other tour that we’ve all been this excited for, but due to the current health crisis, we’re having to postpone a number of our European shows.

We’re just as disappointed as you are, but the safety of our fans, staff and touring crew is our top priority. We’re working hard to finalize dates for the rescheduled shows next summer, so hold on to those tickets.

Keep rocking…safely…at home,
Green Day, Fall Out Boy, Weezer

Show Notes: Postponed due to the COVID-19 pandemic. The show was rescheduled for June 24, 2022.

(Hella Mega Tour socials) - There’s nothing that makes our bands happier than playing shows, and maybe no other tour that we’ve all been this excited for, but due to the current health crisis, we’re having to postpone a number of our European shows.

We’re just as disappointed as you are, but the safety of our fans, staff and touring crew is our top priority. We’re working hard to finalize dates for the rescheduled shows next summer, so hold on to those tickets.

Keep rocking…safely…at home,
Green Day, Fall Out Boy, Weezer

Show Notes: Postponed due to the COVID-19 pandemic. The show was rescheduled for June 29, 2022.

(Hella Mega Tour socials) - There’s nothing that makes our bands happier than playing shows, and maybe no other tour that we’ve all been this excited for, but due to the current health crisis, we’re having to postpone a number of our European shows.

We’re just as disappointed as you are, but the safety of our fans, staff and touring crew is our top priority. We’re working hard to finalize dates for the rescheduled shows next summer, so hold on to those tickets.

Keep rocking…safely…at home,
Green Day, Fall Out Boy, Weezer

Show Notes: Postponed due to the COVID-19 pandemic. The show was rescheduled for June 19, 2022.

(Hella Mega Tour socials) - There’s nothing that makes our bands happier than playing shows, and maybe no other tour that we’ve all been this excited for, but due to the current health crisis, we’re having to postpone a number of our European shows.

We’re just as disappointed as you are, but the safety of our fans, staff and touring crew is our top priority. We’re working hard to finalize dates for the rescheduled shows next summer, so hold on to those tickets.

Keep rocking…safely…at home,
Green Day, Fall Out Boy, Weezer

Show Notes: Postponed due to the COVID-19 pandemic. The show was rescheduled for June 21, 2022.

(Hella Mega Tour socials) - There’s nothing that makes our bands happier than playing shows, and maybe no other tour that we’ve all been this excited for, but due to the current health crisis, we’re having to postpone a number of our European shows.

We’re just as disappointed as you are, but the safety of our fans, staff and touring crew is our top priority. We’re working hard to finalize dates for the rescheduled shows next summer, so hold on to those tickets.

Keep rocking…safely…at home,
Green Day, Fall Out Boy, Weezer

Show Notes: Postponed due to the COVID-19 pandemic. The show was rescheduled for July 2, 2022.

(Hella Mega Tour socials) - There’s nothing that makes our bands happier than playing shows, and maybe no other tour that we’ve all been this excited for, but due to the current health crisis, we’re having to postpone a number of our European shows.

We’re just as disappointed as you are, but the safety of our fans, staff and touring crew is our top priority. We’re working hard to finalize dates for the rescheduled shows next summer, so hold on to those tickets.

Keep rocking…safely…at home,
Green Day, Fall Out Boy, Weezer

Show Notes: Postponed due to the COVID-19 pandemic. The show was rescheduled for March 26 & 27th, 2021, but would end up being canceled due to the ongoing pandemic.

(Green Day socials) - We have unfortunately made the difficult decision to postpone our upcoming shows in Asia due to the health + travel concerns with coronavirus. We know it sucks, as we were looking forward to seeing you all, but hold on to your tickets we’ll be announcing the new dates very soon.

Show Notes: Postponed due to the COVID-19 pandemic. The show was rescheduled for March 29, 2021, but would end up being canceled due to the ongoing pandemic.

(Green Day socials) - We have unfortunately made the difficult decision to postpone our upcoming shows in Asia due to the health + travel concerns with coronavirus. We know it sucks, as we were looking forward to seeing you all, but hold on to your tickets we’ll be announcing the new dates very soon.

Show Notes: Postponed due to the COVID-19 pandemic. The show was rescheduled for March 24, 2021, but would end up being canceled due to the ongoing pandemic.

(Green Day socials) - We have unfortunately made the difficult decision to postpone our upcoming shows in Asia due to the health + travel concerns with coronavirus. We know it sucks, as we were looking forward to seeing you all, but hold on to your tickets we’ll be announcing the new dates very soon.

Show Notes: Postponed due to the COVID-19 pandemic. The show was rescheduled for March 19, 2021, but would end up being canceled due to the ongoing pandemic.

(Green Day socials) - We have unfortunately made the difficult decision to postpone our upcoming shows in Asia due to the health + travel concerns with coronavirus. We know it sucks, as we were looking forward to seeing you all, but hold on to your tickets we’ll be announcing the new dates very soon.

Show Notes: Postponed due to the COVID-19 pandemic. The show was rescheduled for March 16, 2021, but would end up being canceled due to the ongoing pandemic.

(Green Day socials) - We have unfortunately made the difficult decision to postpone our upcoming shows in Asia due to the health + travel concerns with coronavirus. We know it sucks, as we were looking forward to seeing you all, but hold on to your tickets we’ll be announcing the new dates very soon.

Show Notes: Postponed due to the COVID-19 pandemic. The show was rescheduled for March 13, 2021, but would end up being canceled due to the ongoing pandemic.

(Green Day socials) - We have unfortunately made the difficult decision to postpone our upcoming shows in Asia due to the health + travel concerns with coronavirus. We know it sucks, as we were looking forward to seeing you all, but hold on to your tickets we’ll be announcing the new dates very soon.

Show Notes: Postponed due to the COVID-19 pandemic. The show was rescheduled for March 21, 2021, but would end up being canceled due to the ongoing pandemic.

(Green Day socials) - We have unfortunately made the difficult decision to postpone our upcoming shows in Asia due to the health + travel concerns with coronavirus. We know it sucks, as we were looking forward to seeing you all, but hold on to your tickets we’ll be announcing the new dates very soon.

Show Notes: Postponed due to the COVID-19 pandemic. The show was rescheduled for April 1, 2021, but would end up being canceled due to the ongoing pandemic.

(Green Day socials) - We have unfortunately made the difficult decision to postpone our upcoming shows in Asia due to the health + travel concerns with coronavirus. We know it sucks, as we were looking forward to seeing you all, but hold on to your tickets we’ll be announcing the new dates very soon.

Show Notes: Secret show. Cancelled last minute before being announced due to "scheduling conflicts"

Show Notes: (The Guardian) - Green Day have cancelled a scheduled appearance in Glasgow because of bad weather, just hours before they had been due on stage. Organisers said they had been forced to call off the outdoor concert in Bellahouston Park on Tuesday after heavy rain.

The American band’s members said they were “distraught” at having to pull out of the gig, as they have previously played in “extreme weather conditions” during the rest of their European tour.

Green Day said: “Glasgow, we are very sad to report that our show today at Bellahouston Park has been cancelled.

“The local safety council, production crew, and concert organisers have deemed the stage unsafe for the fans and everyone involved. We are very distraught about this as we are in Glasgow now and were very much looking forward to this show as one of the highlights of our tour.

“We have been playing in extreme weather conditions throughout this European tour, and the last thing we want to do is see a show cancelled.

“We love our Scottish fans and we don’t care if it’s raining fucking sideways, although the safety of our fans and our crew is always our top priority.

“We love you Scotland, we love the city of Glasgow and it goes without saying that WE WILL BE BACK!”

Show Notes: (CBC.ca) - Green Day has postponed the first three dates of its upcoming tour and cancelled a fourth show due to illness, the band announced Sunday.

Concerts will be rescheduled in St. Louis, Chicago and Detroit, and a fourth concert in Toronto is being cancelled. Tickets will be refunded, the band said.

"We're so sad to announce we have to postpone three shows and cancel Toronto," said the band. "Many of us have been battling this infection for days on end to be ready, and it just got the best of us."

Show Notes: (CBC.ca) - Green Day has postponed the first three dates of its upcoming tour and cancelled a fourth show due to illness, the band announced Sunday.

Concerts will be rescheduled in St. Louis, Chicago and Detroit, and a fourth concert in Toronto is being cancelled. Tickets will be refunded, the band said.

"We're so sad to announce we have to postpone three shows and cancel Toronto," said the band. "Many of us have been battling this infection for days on end to be ready, and it just got the best of us."

Show Notes: (CBC.ca) - Green Day has postponed the first three dates of its upcoming tour and cancelled a fourth show due to illness, the band announced Sunday.

Concerts will be rescheduled in St. Louis, Chicago and Detroit, and a fourth concert in Toronto is being cancelled. Tickets will be refunded, the band said.

"We're so sad to announce we have to postpone three shows and cancel Toronto," said the band. "Many of us have been battling this infection for days on end to be ready, and it just got the best of us."

Show Notes: (CBC.ca) - Green Day has postponed the first three dates of its upcoming tour and cancelled a fourth show due to illness, the band announced Sunday.

Concerts will be rescheduled in St. Louis, Chicago and Detroit, and a fourth concert in Toronto is being cancelled. Tickets will be refunded, the band said.

"We're so sad to announce we have to postpone three shows and cancel Toronto," said the band. "Many of us have been battling this infection for days on end to be ready, and it just got the best of us."

Show Notes: (CincyMusic.com) - Ni-Fi Festivals, LLC has made the decision to cancel NiFi Music Fest, scheduled to be held August 28-30, 2015 at the Kentucky Speedway in Sparta, Kentucky.

They stated that they simply cannot deliver the NiFi vision and fan experience, at their desired level of excellence, given the lack of ticket sales to date.

Show Notes: (Rolling Stone) - Green Day have canceled the rest of their concerts scheduled for 2012 and have postponed 2013 shows in January and early February while singer Billie Joe Armstrong continues treatment for substance abuse.

Armstrong entered rehab last September after exploding in a tantrum onstage during the iHeartRadio festival in Las Vegas. For a full schedule of canceled or postponed tour dates, visit the band’s website.

Show Notes: (Rolling Stone) - Green Day have canceled the rest of their concerts scheduled for 2012 and have postponed 2013 shows in January and early February while singer Billie Joe Armstrong continues treatment for substance abuse.

Armstrong entered rehab last September after exploding in a tantrum onstage during the iHeartRadio festival in Las Vegas. For a full schedule of canceled or postponed tour dates, visit the band’s website.

Show Notes: (Rolling Stone) - Green Day have canceled the rest of their concerts scheduled for 2012 and have postponed 2013 shows in January and early February while singer Billie Joe Armstrong continues treatment for substance abuse.

Armstrong entered rehab last September after exploding in a tantrum onstage during the iHeartRadio festival in Las Vegas. For a full schedule of canceled or postponed tour dates, visit the band’s website.

Show Notes: (Rolling Stone) - Green Day have canceled the rest of their concerts scheduled for 2012 and have postponed 2013 shows in January and early February while singer Billie Joe Armstrong continues treatment for substance abuse.

Armstrong entered rehab last September after exploding in a tantrum onstage during the iHeartRadio festival in Las Vegas. For a full schedule of canceled or postponed tour dates, visit the band’s website.

Show Notes: (Rolling Stone) - Green Day have canceled the rest of their concerts scheduled for 2012 and have postponed 2013 shows in January and early February while singer Billie Joe Armstrong continues treatment for substance abuse.

Armstrong entered rehab last September after exploding in a tantrum onstage during the iHeartRadio festival in Las Vegas. For a full schedule of canceled or postponed tour dates, visit the band’s website.

Show Notes: (Rolling Stone) - Green Day have canceled the rest of their concerts scheduled for 2012 and have postponed 2013 shows in January and early February while singer Billie Joe Armstrong continues treatment for substance abuse.

Armstrong entered rehab last September after exploding in a tantrum onstage during the iHeartRadio festival in Las Vegas. For a full schedule of canceled or postponed tour dates, visit the band’s website.

Show Notes: (Rolling Stone) - Green Day have canceled the rest of their concerts scheduled for 2012 and have postponed 2013 shows in January and early February while singer Billie Joe Armstrong continues treatment for substance abuse.

Armstrong entered rehab last September after exploding in a tantrum onstage during the iHeartRadio festival in Las Vegas. For a full schedule of canceled or postponed tour dates, visit the band’s website.

Show Notes: (Rolling Stone) - Green Day have canceled the rest of their concerts scheduled for 2012 and have postponed 2013 shows in January and early February while singer Billie Joe Armstrong continues treatment for substance abuse.

Armstrong entered rehab last September after exploding in a tantrum onstage during the iHeartRadio festival in Las Vegas. For a full schedule of canceled or postponed tour dates, visit the band’s website.

Show Notes: (Rolling Stone) - Green Day have canceled the rest of their concerts scheduled for 2012 and have postponed 2013 shows in January and early February while singer Billie Joe Armstrong continues treatment for substance abuse.

Armstrong entered rehab last September after exploding in a tantrum onstage during the iHeartRadio festival in Las Vegas. For a full schedule of canceled or postponed tour dates, visit the band’s website.

Show Notes: (Rolling Stone) - Green Day have canceled the rest of their concerts scheduled for 2012 and have postponed 2013 shows in January and early February while singer Billie Joe Armstrong continues treatment for substance abuse.

Armstrong entered rehab last September after exploding in a tantrum onstage during the iHeartRadio festival in Las Vegas. For a full schedule of canceled or postponed tour dates, visit the band’s website.

Show Notes: (Rolling Stone) - Green Day have canceled the rest of their concerts scheduled for 2012 and have postponed 2013 shows in January and early February while singer Billie Joe Armstrong continues treatment for substance abuse.

Armstrong entered rehab last September after exploding in a tantrum onstage during the iHeartRadio festival in Las Vegas. For a full schedule of canceled or postponed tour dates, visit the band’s website.

Show Notes: (Rolling Stone) - Green Day have canceled the rest of their concerts scheduled for 2012 and have postponed 2013 shows in January and early February while singer Billie Joe Armstrong continues treatment for substance abuse.

Armstrong entered rehab last September after exploding in a tantrum onstage during the iHeartRadio festival in Las Vegas. For a full schedule of canceled or postponed tour dates, visit the band’s website.

Show Notes: (Rolling Stone) - Green Day have canceled the rest of their concerts scheduled for 2012 and have postponed 2013 shows in January and early February while singer Billie Joe Armstrong continues treatment for substance abuse.

Armstrong entered rehab last September after exploding in a tantrum onstage during the iHeartRadio festival in Las Vegas. For a full schedule of canceled or postponed tour dates, visit the band’s website.

Show Notes: (Rolling Stone) - Green Day have canceled the rest of their concerts scheduled for 2012 and have postponed 2013 shows in January and early February while singer Billie Joe Armstrong continues treatment for substance abuse.

Armstrong entered rehab last September after exploding in a tantrum onstage during the iHeartRadio festival in Las Vegas. For a full schedule of canceled or postponed tour dates, visit the band’s website.

Show Notes: (Rolling Stone) - Green Day have canceled the rest of their concerts scheduled for 2012 and have postponed 2013 shows in January and early February while singer Billie Joe Armstrong continues treatment for substance abuse.

Armstrong entered rehab last September after exploding in a tantrum onstage during the iHeartRadio festival in Las Vegas. For a full schedule of canceled or postponed tour dates, visit the band’s website.

Show Notes: (Rolling Stone) - Green Day have canceled the rest of their concerts scheduled for 2012 and have postponed 2013 shows in January and early February while singer Billie Joe Armstrong continues treatment for substance abuse.

Armstrong entered rehab last September after exploding in a tantrum onstage during the iHeartRadio festival in Las Vegas. For a full schedule of canceled or postponed tour dates, visit the band’s website.

Show Notes: (Rolling Stone) - Green Day have canceled the rest of their concerts scheduled for 2012 and have postponed 2013 shows in January and early February while singer Billie Joe Armstrong continues treatment for substance abuse.

Armstrong entered rehab last September after exploding in a tantrum onstage during the iHeartRadio festival in Las Vegas. For a full schedule of canceled or postponed tour dates, visit the band’s website.

Show Notes: (Rolling Stone) - Green Day have canceled the rest of their concerts scheduled for 2012 and have postponed 2013 shows in January and early February while singer Billie Joe Armstrong continues treatment for substance abuse.

Armstrong entered rehab last September after exploding in a tantrum onstage during the iHeartRadio festival in Las Vegas. For a full schedule of canceled or postponed tour dates, visit the band’s website.

Show Notes: (Rolling Stone) - Green Day have canceled the rest of their concerts scheduled for 2012 and have postponed 2013 shows in January and early February while singer Billie Joe Armstrong continues treatment for substance abuse.

Armstrong entered rehab last September after exploding in a tantrum onstage during the iHeartRadio festival in Las Vegas. For a full schedule of canceled or postponed tour dates, visit the band’s website.

Show Notes: (Rolling Stone) - Green Day have canceled the rest of their concerts scheduled for 2012 and have postponed 2013 shows in January and early February while singer Billie Joe Armstrong continues treatment for substance abuse.

Armstrong entered rehab last September after exploding in a tantrum onstage during the iHeartRadio festival in Las Vegas. For a full schedule of canceled or postponed tour dates, visit the band’s website.

Show Notes: (Rolling Stone) - Green Day have canceled the rest of their concerts scheduled for 2012 and have postponed 2013 shows in January and early February while singer Billie Joe Armstrong continues treatment for substance abuse.

Armstrong entered rehab last September after exploding in a tantrum onstage during the iHeartRadio festival in Las Vegas. For a full schedule of canceled or postponed tour dates, visit the band’s website.

Show Notes: (Rolling Stone) - Green Day have canceled the rest of their concerts scheduled for 2012 and have postponed 2013 shows in January and early February while singer Billie Joe Armstrong continues treatment for substance abuse.

“Obviously the timing for this isn’t ideal, but Billie Joe’s well-being is our main concern,” bassist Mike Dirnt said in a statement that also announced that Green Day have moved up the release date for ¡Tré!, the last installment of an albums trilogy. “We feel bad we have to delay our tour, so to make up for it we want to give our fans the music earlier than we had planned,” drummer Tré Cool said. “If we couldn’t be there to play it for you live, the least we could do was give you the next best thing.”

¡Tré! will now come out December 11th, instead of January 15th. ¡Dos! is still set for a November 13th release. Armstrong entered rehab last month after exploding in a tantrum onstage during the iHeartRadio festival in Las Vegas. For a full schedule of canceled or postponed tour dates, visit the band’s website.

Show Notes: (Rolling Stone) - Green Day have canceled the rest of their concerts scheduled for 2012 and have postponed 2013 shows in January and early February while singer Billie Joe Armstrong continues treatment for substance abuse.

“Obviously the timing for this isn’t ideal, but Billie Joe’s well-being is our main concern,” bassist Mike Dirnt said in a statement that also announced that Green Day have moved up the release date for ¡Tré!, the last installment of an albums trilogy. “We feel bad we have to delay our tour, so to make up for it we want to give our fans the music earlier than we had planned,” drummer Tré Cool said. “If we couldn’t be there to play it for you live, the least we could do was give you the next best thing.”

¡Tré! will now come out December 11th, instead of January 15th. ¡Dos! is still set for a November 13th release. Armstrong entered rehab last month after exploding in a tantrum onstage during the iHeartRadio festival in Las Vegas. For a full schedule of canceled or postponed tour dates, visit the band’s website.

Show Notes: (Rolling Stone) - Green Day have canceled the rest of their concerts scheduled for 2012 and have postponed 2013 shows in January and early February while singer Billie Joe Armstrong continues treatment for substance abuse.

“Obviously the timing for this isn’t ideal, but Billie Joe’s well-being is our main concern,” bassist Mike Dirnt said in a statement that also announced that Green Day have moved up the release date for ¡Tré!, the last installment of an albums trilogy. “We feel bad we have to delay our tour, so to make up for it we want to give our fans the music earlier than we had planned,” drummer Tré Cool said. “If we couldn’t be there to play it for you live, the least we could do was give you the next best thing.”

¡Tré! will now come out December 11th, instead of January 15th. ¡Dos! is still set for a November 13th release. Armstrong entered rehab last month after exploding in a tantrum onstage during the iHeartRadio festival in Las Vegas. For a full schedule of canceled or postponed tour dates, visit the band’s website.

Show Notes: (Rolling Stone) - Green Day have canceled the rest of their concerts scheduled for 2012 and have postponed 2013 shows in January and early February while singer Billie Joe Armstrong continues treatment for substance abuse.

“Obviously the timing for this isn’t ideal, but Billie Joe’s well-being is our main concern,” bassist Mike Dirnt said in a statement that also announced that Green Day have moved up the release date for ¡Tré!, the last installment of an albums trilogy. “We feel bad we have to delay our tour, so to make up for it we want to give our fans the music earlier than we had planned,” drummer Tré Cool said. “If we couldn’t be there to play it for you live, the least we could do was give you the next best thing.”

¡Tré! will now come out December 11th, instead of January 15th. ¡Dos! is still set for a November 13th release. Armstrong entered rehab last month after exploding in a tantrum onstage during the iHeartRadio festival in Las Vegas. For a full schedule of canceled or postponed tour dates, visit the band’s website.

Show Notes: (Rolling Stone) - Green Day have canceled the rest of their concerts scheduled for 2012 and have postponed 2013 shows in January and early February while singer Billie Joe Armstrong continues treatment for substance abuse.

“Obviously the timing for this isn’t ideal, but Billie Joe’s well-being is our main concern,” bassist Mike Dirnt said in a statement that also announced that Green Day have moved up the release date for ¡Tré!, the last installment of an albums trilogy. “We feel bad we have to delay our tour, so to make up for it we want to give our fans the music earlier than we had planned,” drummer Tré Cool said. “If we couldn’t be there to play it for you live, the least we could do was give you the next best thing.”

¡Tré! will now come out December 11th, instead of January 15th. ¡Dos! is still set for a November 13th release. Armstrong entered rehab last month after exploding in a tantrum onstage during the iHeartRadio festival in Las Vegas. For a full schedule of canceled or postponed tour dates, visit the band’s website.

Show Notes: (Rolling Stone) - Green Day have canceled the rest of their concerts scheduled for 2012 and have postponed 2013 shows in January and early February while singer Billie Joe Armstrong continues treatment for substance abuse.

“Obviously the timing for this isn’t ideal, but Billie Joe’s well-being is our main concern,” bassist Mike Dirnt said in a statement that also announced that Green Day have moved up the release date for ¡Tré!, the last installment of an albums trilogy. “We feel bad we have to delay our tour, so to make up for it we want to give our fans the music earlier than we had planned,” drummer Tré Cool said. “If we couldn’t be there to play it for you live, the least we could do was give you the next best thing.”

¡Tré! will now come out December 11th, instead of January 15th. ¡Dos! is still set for a November 13th release. Armstrong entered rehab last month after exploding in a tantrum onstage during the iHeartRadio festival in Las Vegas. For a full schedule of canceled or postponed tour dates, visit the band’s website.

Show Notes: (Rolling Stone) - Green Day have canceled the rest of their concerts scheduled for 2012 and have postponed 2013 shows in January and early February while singer Billie Joe Armstrong continues treatment for substance abuse.

“Obviously the timing for this isn’t ideal, but Billie Joe’s well-being is our main concern,” bassist Mike Dirnt said in a statement that also announced that Green Day have moved up the release date for ¡Tré!, the last installment of an albums trilogy. “We feel bad we have to delay our tour, so to make up for it we want to give our fans the music earlier than we had planned,” drummer Tré Cool said. “If we couldn’t be there to play it for you live, the least we could do was give you the next best thing.”

¡Tré! will now come out December 11th, instead of January 15th. ¡Dos! is still set for a November 13th release. Armstrong entered rehab last month after exploding in a tantrum onstage during the iHeartRadio festival in Las Vegas. For a full schedule of canceled or postponed tour dates, visit the band’s website.

Show Notes: (Rolling Stone) - Green Day have canceled the rest of their concerts scheduled for 2012 and have postponed 2013 shows in January and early February while singer Billie Joe Armstrong continues treatment for substance abuse.

“Obviously the timing for this isn’t ideal, but Billie Joe’s well-being is our main concern,” bassist Mike Dirnt said in a statement that also announced that Green Day have moved up the release date for ¡Tré!, the last installment of an albums trilogy. “We feel bad we have to delay our tour, so to make up for it we want to give our fans the music earlier than we had planned,” drummer Tré Cool said. “If we couldn’t be there to play it for you live, the least we could do was give you the next best thing.”

¡Tré! will now come out December 11th, instead of January 15th. ¡Dos! is still set for a November 13th release. Armstrong entered rehab last month after exploding in a tantrum onstage during the iHeartRadio festival in Las Vegas. For a full schedule of canceled or postponed tour dates, visit the band’s website.

Show Notes: (Rolling Stone) - Green Day have canceled the rest of their concerts scheduled for 2012 and have postponed 2013 shows in January and early February while singer Billie Joe Armstrong continues treatment for substance abuse.

“Obviously the timing for this isn’t ideal, but Billie Joe’s well-being is our main concern,” bassist Mike Dirnt said in a statement that also announced that Green Day have moved up the release date for ¡Tré!, the last installment of an albums trilogy. “We feel bad we have to delay our tour, so to make up for it we want to give our fans the music earlier than we had planned,” drummer Tré Cool said. “If we couldn’t be there to play it for you live, the least we could do was give you the next best thing.”

¡Tré! will now come out December 11th, instead of January 15th. ¡Dos! is still set for a November 13th release. Armstrong entered rehab last month after exploding in a tantrum onstage during the iHeartRadio festival in Las Vegas. For a full schedule of canceled or postponed tour dates, visit the band’s website.

Show Notes: (Rolling Stone) - Green Day have canceled the rest of their concerts scheduled for 2012 and have postponed 2013 shows in January and early February while singer Billie Joe Armstrong continues treatment for substance abuse.

“Obviously the timing for this isn’t ideal, but Billie Joe’s well-being is our main concern,” bassist Mike Dirnt said in a statement that also announced that Green Day have moved up the release date for ¡Tré!, the last installment of an albums trilogy. “We feel bad we have to delay our tour, so to make up for it we want to give our fans the music earlier than we had planned,” drummer Tré Cool said. “If we couldn’t be there to play it for you live, the least we could do was give you the next best thing.”

¡Tré! will now come out December 11th, instead of January 15th. ¡Dos! is still set for a November 13th release. Armstrong entered rehab last month after exploding in a tantrum onstage during the iHeartRadio festival in Las Vegas. For a full schedule of canceled or postponed tour dates, visit the band’s website.

Show Notes: (Rolling Stone) - Green Day have canceled the rest of their concerts scheduled for 2012 and have postponed 2013 shows in January and early February while singer Billie Joe Armstrong continues treatment for substance abuse.

“Obviously the timing for this isn’t ideal, but Billie Joe’s well-being is our main concern,” bassist Mike Dirnt said in a statement that also announced that Green Day have moved up the release date for ¡Tré!, the last installment of an albums trilogy. “We feel bad we have to delay our tour, so to make up for it we want to give our fans the music earlier than we had planned,” drummer Tré Cool said. “If we couldn’t be there to play it for you live, the least we could do was give you the next best thing.”

¡Tré! will now come out December 11th, instead of January 15th. ¡Dos! is still set for a November 13th release. Armstrong entered rehab last month after exploding in a tantrum onstage during the iHeartRadio festival in Las Vegas. For a full schedule of canceled or postponed tour dates, visit the band’s website.

Show Notes: (Rolling Stone) - Green Day have canceled the rest of their concerts scheduled for 2012 and have postponed 2013 shows in January and early February while singer Billie Joe Armstrong continues treatment for substance abuse.

“Obviously the timing for this isn’t ideal, but Billie Joe’s well-being is our main concern,” bassist Mike Dirnt said in a statement that also announced that Green Day have moved up the release date for ¡Tré!, the last installment of an albums trilogy. “We feel bad we have to delay our tour, so to make up for it we want to give our fans the music earlier than we had planned,” drummer Tré Cool said. “If we couldn’t be there to play it for you live, the least we could do was give you the next best thing.”

¡Tré! will now come out December 11th, instead of January 15th. ¡Dos! is still set for a November 13th release. Armstrong entered rehab last month after exploding in a tantrum onstage during the iHeartRadio festival in Las Vegas. For a full schedule of canceled or postponed tour dates, visit the band’s website.

(Live 105) - Is Green Day The Hardest-Working Band In Rock? Watch Their Webcast To Find Out
When Green Day goes to work, they really go to work. As the days continue to countdown to the release of the long-anticipated full-length ¡Uno! (the first of the planned ¡Uno! ¡Dos! ¡Tre! album trilogy coming over the next four months), the power-punk trio is systematically rocking out any and every stage in their path.
Performing a handful of not-so-secret club dates (including a raucous performance at L.A. club Echoplex and Billie Joe Armstrong going solo acoustic at New York’s Bowery Electric), the band is even reaching beyond their vast fan base with a string of unexpected TV performances. Just this week, they fired up your little sister and her friends with a run through “Oh Love” during the season finale of America’s Got Talent, mere hours before rocking out for your mom and the morning-show contingent with a blazing three-song rooftop set (including older tunes “Holiday” and “Basket Case”) on Good Morning America while you were still sleeping.
Now, Green Day fans, the boys are plugging in and rocking out especially for you. The band will surely blow the roof clean off of the Red Bull Sound Stage when they hit the stage for an exclusive performance that you can watch from the comfort of your favorite digital device.
On September 24 starting at 3pm PT, Billie Joe Armstrong, Mike Dirnt, Tre Cool and the gang will be primed and ready to blast through tunes both old and new in the tiny concert venue, the Red Bull Sound Space. The band will also be participating in a fan Q&A, and since nobody knows them like their legion of diehard fans, feel free to drop your burning and pertinent questions for Green Day in the Comments section.
Anyone with a decent online connection will be able to tune in and watch every power chord and cymbal crash as they happen. Best of all, you won’t have to sit through any singing dogs or meatloaf recipes to get to the good stuff. The webcast will be all about Green Day, continually making the case that they are indeed the hardest-working band in rock. It’s destined to be one for the ages that you don’t want to miss. Welcome to paradise indeed!"

Show Notes: “GREEN DAY WILL NOT BE PERFORMING AT LE TRIANON ON MONDAY, AUGUST 27 DUE TO SCHEDULING CONFLICTS.
THEIR SHOW AT ROCK EN SEINE WILL STILL HAPPEN AND THEREFORE BE THEIR ONLY SHOW IN FRANCE.”

Show Notes: (Wikipedia) - Green Day's performance was cancelled because of a heavy storm that caused damage to the stage and flooded the area. The band stayed long after to see if they could get out and play for their fans but the local authorities said it wasn't safe.

Show Notes: MTV: "Sunday's show in Dayton, Ohio, and Monday night's gig in Nashville, Tennessee, have been postponed on doctor's orders to give Armstrong's voice a break. The concerts will be rescheduled."

Show Notes: MTV: "Sunday's show in Dayton, Ohio, and Monday night's gig in Nashville, Tennessee, have been postponed on doctor's orders to give Armstrong's voice a break. The concerts will be rescheduled."

Show Notes: Honolulu Star-Bulletin: "The Green Day concert scheduled for March 25 at Andrews Amphitheater has been cancelled. Ticket holders can get a refund at the location the ticket was purchased. Those who bought tickets at a Ticket Plus outlet or who charged their tickets by phone can get a refund by mailing their tickets to: Ticket Plus, P.O. Box 653, Honolulu, HI 96809. Be sure to include your name, phone number and address."

Show Notes: Greenday.net: "In other Green Day news, look for the band to be special guests on the Texas dates of the upcoming Beastie Boys/Rage Against the Machine tour. While plans aren't entirely firmed up, Cool told Launch the idea is to make up for the fact that Green Day won't be on the Warped Texas dates."

Greenday.net: "Texas tour dates to be postponed? Apparently the Beastie Boys/Rage show is being postponed. Check out kroq.com for more info."

Show Notes: Karl Koch: "We didn't fly to Okinawa, the flights were all cancelled due to the raging typhoon... We might go in the morning if the typhoon goes away. If we can't go, there is talk of setting up a second Tokyo show, but no one knows if this is possible yet. So... Today ended up being a full day off in wonderful (not to mention muggy) Tokyo. Wandering, shopping and eating were the orders of the day. All of Weezer, Weezer's crew, Green Day, and Green Day's crew had dinner together in this crazy restauraunt on the 52nd floor of some skyscraper. At this restaurant, they had a special open flame pit built into each table, onto which you put the food they brought. Tasty! It was nice having time to actually chill with Green Day, usually it's a 3 minuite pseudo-conversation right before one band or the other goes onstage. ...This is starting to feel like a Spinal Tap tour! We were woken at 7:30 and told to assemble in the lobby. Everyone from both Weezer and Green Day stumble out of the elevators and start babbling incoherently at one another while the Japanese interpreters whisper into their cell phones with very tense expressions on their faces. We check out and are told to "stand by". After about 20 minuites of total dementia, we are all then instructed to go back to bed, Okinawa is now completely closed to the airlines and there will be no show today. Bah! Everyone now must check right back in to the hotel and are free to go for another day in Tokyo. Just about everyone mumbles incoherently and marches back to bed."

Show Notes: Rolling Stone, Jan. 14, 1999:
Like the saying goes, you can take the boys outta punk, but you can't take the punk outta the boys. In a move that appears to have caught the band's label off guard, Green Day pulled out of their opening slots for the Rolling Stones. "They wanted those gigs, they actively went after them. I don't know what went wrong," a Reprise source said.
Official word from Green Day's publicist at the Mitch Schneider Organization, however, was that Green Day dropped off the shows – which were to occur on Feb. 9 and 11 in Anaheim, Calif., Feb. 15 in Minneapolis, Feb. 19 in Milwaukee and Feb. 22 in Detroit – because they wanted to work on the follow-up to 1997's platinum-selling Nimrod. Interestingly, the Reprise source mentioned nothing of the irreverent trio's reported plans to enter a studio any time soon.
Green Day's publicity firm has not sent out a press release on the matter, attributing the delay to MSO's desire "to add the producer's name, instead of saying they haven't determined who it will be, if they have." Which, in simpler terms, could mean that Green Day aren't planning to use Rob Cavallo, the former Reprise A&R man who produced their last three albums. "Not so," said a source close to the Green Day camp. "I understand Rob will produce the next record, and is due to go into the studio to do some roughs. They are not going in to record their next album yet. They're just going in to work out some ideas and put them on tape."
If they happen to have second thoughts, the Bay Area punkers might have a chance to kiss and make-up with Mick and the boys. The Stones reportedly will arrive in San Francisco a week before the kick-off of their latest North American tour, which is due to start at the Oakland Arena in Oakland, Calif., on Jan. 25.

The Stones' European fan club postulated yesterday (Jan. 12) that the band would rehearse for the shows in either San Francisco or Vancouver, B.C., where a new arena stage for the upcoming No Security tour is currently being constructed at the Pacific Coliseum. But late last night, crews were seen unloading equipment into San Francisco's Fillmore Auditorium, despite the fact that there are no shows scheduled until Jan. 28. When queried, one of the workmen replied, "I don't know who is playing, we're just loading stuff in." A veteran scene watcher says that the band is rehearsing on Treasure Island, a former naval base in the middle of San Francisco Bay, which once housed interned Japanese prisoners during World War II. To further confuse fans, the Rolling Stones newsgroup posted an item yesterday noting that the band has been rehearsing at the Pacific Coliseum for the past three days and will continue ironing out the kinks until the weekend.
As for Green Day's vacated slots, Bryan Adams will take over in Anaheim, Johnny Lang will perform in his hometown of Minneapolis, and Wide Mouth Mason will pick up the slack in Detroit and Milwaukee.

Show Notes: "Green Day postponed Friday's show in Fargo, ND, because drummer Tre Cool had a foot infection, a spokeswoman told RockNews.com. The infection cleared up enough for the band to play on the Canadian Edgefest tour over the weekend."

Show Notes: Lisa: "It all started way back in the day back in June, the day before Father's day, at the KROQ concert where the Third Eye Blind guy got drunk, and smacked Mike Dirnt from Green Day in the head with a bottle. Because of this, Green Day didn't perform at the KWOD Really Big Show the next day, on Father's Day..."

Show Notes: Show cancelled due to a typhoon

Green Day spend the day at an amusment park instead with members of Beck, Prodigy, the Foo Fighters, and the Red Hot Chili Peppers. Tre later shoots the Taylor Hawkins (Foo Fighters drummer) with a BB-gun and Billie Joe has to step in and break-up the situation.

Article from MTV : "Jul 31 1997 2:00 PM EDT 42
Green Day Back Mixing Following Fuji Blow-Out
July 31 [14:00 EDT] -- Green Day were all hyped up with no where to play after Typhoon Rosie saw the cancellation of their set at the Mt. Fuji Festival in Japan last weekend. Green Day Fans were literally blown away before the band had a chance to play a note. They're now back in a California studio mixing their latest album.
Day One of the festival went on as scheduled on Saturday until Rosie hit the stage full force about the same time as the Red Hot Chili Peppers. Their set was cut short and the festival called it a night. The next day it was clear the site was devastated and the rest of the program was canceled, leaving Green Day idle. The band joined members of the Chili Peppers, the Foo Fighters, Beck and The Prodigy on an excursion to an amusement park."

Show Notes: Mills: "...aside from the 1996 concert that they cancelled to go shoot the "Brain Stew/Jaded" video".

Show Notes: Tampa Bay Times: "Organizers tried to move it and reschedule it, but it seems a planned Dec. 2 show by Green Day will not come to the area, following a decision by officials at the state Department of Agriculture to ban the concert from Florida Expo Hall. Originally scheduled for the 12,000-capacity Expo Hall in Tampa, the concert was scratched last week by state officials _ who claimed the punk trio's last appearance in September 1994 brought more than $28,000 in damages to the venue. Negotiations aimed at moving the show to nearby Lakeland Civic Center had all but fallen apart Thursday, according to area promoter Dave Hundley. "Right now, it looks like the band is more willing to add a show to an already sold-out date in Fort Lauderdale," said Hundley, whose locally based No Clubs Presents company planned to promote the bay area concert. According to state officials, the price of doing business with Green Day last year proved too high. "The Florida State Fair is not in the business of bringing in events that have a likely potential for disruption and damage," said Terry McElroy, spokesman for the Department of Agriculture. Most of the hall's hefty repair bill came from fixing damage to bleachers erected for the show, said Fred Brown, director of operations at the Florida Expo Park fairgrounds site. Though the band forked over about $20,000 for repairs, the Fair Authority still paid the remaining costs, McElroy said. "There was also some damage done to the restrooms _ towel dispensers and doors ripped off the walls _ kids just getting carried away," said Brown, who noted the problems were the most extensive he has seen at any recent Expo Hall show. McElroy denied state officials were cracking down on concerts by punk bands and cutting-edge acts at Expo Hall, saying the Department of Agriculture and the Fair Authority have made no unilateral decisions about what kinds of artists will appear there.""

Show Notes: MTV: Green Day Begin North American Tour
Green Day are back from Europe and are spending a few days cooling their heels in their adopted hometown of Berkeley, California before they begin their swing through the Pacific Northwest and Canada beginning October 16 in Portland, Oregon. Our Berkeley correspondent, Hayley Kaufman, spotted bassist Mike Dirnt this past weekend at a "Mobilize To Legalize" rally in San Francisco. Kaufman said he was trying to keep a low-profile, and acting "really mellow". But that didn't stop her from approaching him and saying "Hey, Mike". He turned around looking a little unnerved and inquired "You know who I am?" She answered "Yeah," a little surprised at his response. No further words were spoken and Dirnt disappeared in a how-you-say, puff of smoke. Green Day's "Insomniac" will be released next week.

Green Day Tour Possibly Postponed
Equipment problems might be hindering the kick-off of Green Day's North American tour due to begin on October 16 in Portland. Since the group is taking all their equipment with them on this tour, (and we mean everything) they may not have enough time to gather every little mic stand and guitar pick, so they're threatening to blow off Portland and Seattle. When ATN called Green Day's record label, they said they couldn't substantiate the rumor, but then they didn't deny it either.

Show Notes: MIAMI — At the fourth annual Lollapalooza festival, which rolled into Bicentennial Park on Monday, concert promoters got lucky.

Fans didn't.

That's because two of the fest's key attractions were abruptly canceled, with no reduction in the $30 admission price. Meanwhile, more than 24,000 concertgoers came out to the counterculture bash - about 13,000 more than promoters had expected.
issing from the lineup: The entire electronic sideshow of computerized exhibits dubbed "The Electric Carnival," as well as acclaimed punk band Green Day, fresh off a chaotic jam at Woodstock on Sunday.

"I regret to inform you that Green Day won't be playing today," said the band's singer, Billy Joe, explaining that bass player Mike Dirnt was injured during their mud-strewn Woodstock set.

"That was a disappointment," said Dave Conti, 17, of Coral Springs, who wore a red-and-white Dr. Suess hat. "I really wanted to see [them)."

As for the absence of the much-hyped electric carnival, spokeswoman Carol Moran said recent heavy rains here made it "impossible to set up."

Today, the entire Lollapalooza tour stop near Orlando may be canceled because of flooding.

Still, there was plenty on Monday to distract fans between six-packs and long waits at the Porta-Johns. More than a dozen bands played, among them L7, The Breeders, Smashing Pumpkins, Nick Cave and George Clinton.

As in past years, activists staffed info-booths on drugs, abortion and the rain forests. Poets held court in the "spoken word" revival tent, where festival organizer Perry Farrell of the rock bands Jane's Addiction and Porno For Pyros, slipped in for an unannounced set.

Colorful souvenir shacks offered "hemp seeds" (a snack, not a drug) and marijuana pipes sold as "tobacco equipment."There were also tie-dye shirts, crocheted caps, velvet pants, shawls and love beads at prices from $10 to $30.

Scorched fans drank from trough-like fountains and were spritzed by cool water in the "rain tents."The backwash turned the field to mud, much like Woodstocks I and II.

It was the original Woodstock in 1969 that inspired Farrell to create Lollapalooza in 1991, with the idea that alternative music and counterculture deserved a touring showcase.

Blue-haired Alicia Cannizzo, 19, of Coral Springs, said this fourth Lollapalooza was "a little more corporate," than the first she attended in 1991, pointing to a slew of Budweiser signs. "But it's still pretty cool."
Vendors had a captive audience at prices that ranged from $4 for bottled water to $5 for a burrito. With admission, parking, a couple of meals and souvenirs, organizers figure most people spent between $75 and $100 for the day. Last year, the tour grossed $17 million.

"It's too expensive," said Rob Lamb, 16, of Coral Springs. "It's not really what I thought it would be."

Review from James Montgomery :
Lollapalooza: Where Moments Are Made, So Long As It Doesn't Rain
As we gear up for the 2010 fest, Bigger Than the Sound looks back at the Lolla show that never was.

Earlier this week, a music-obsessed buddy of mine IM'ed me with a hypothetical question: "If you could attend any concert in history, what would it be?"

The default answer, of course, seemed to be Woodstock. After all, it was arguably the most monumental musical event of the 20th century (and there were plenty of drugs too). Amadeus' 1784 Trattnerhof concerts probably would've been pretty great to see. Kool Herc's late-'70s "back-to-school" parties in the rec room of 1520 Sedgwick Ave. in the Bronx, too (since, you know, that's where he perfected "the break" and inadvertently created hip-hop). The Wattstax concert at the L.A. Coliseum in 1972. The Talking Heads/ Ramones double-bill at CBGBs in 1975. U2 at Red Rocks in 1983. Nirvana at Reading in 1992. The list goes on and on.

Anyway, I said Woodstock. But then I thought about it for a while, and I changed my mind. I mean, sure, it would've been great to be there, to frolic in the mud and watch Hendrix blast "The Star-Spangled Banner" on a Monday morning. But, to be honest, Woodstock is sort of the "rock critic" answer. If I really could've attended any concert in history, it probably would've been the August 16, 1994, Lollapalooza date at the Volusia County Fairgrounds in Deland, Florida. Mostly because it never happened.

See, back in the summer of '94, I was a 15-year-old kid just starting to fall in love with music. The Breeders' Last Splash album had a lot to do with that, and they were on the Lolla bill that year, along with heavyweights like the Smashing Pumpkins and the Beastie Boys, curiosities (at least for me) like George Clinton & the P-Funk All-Stars and A Tribe Called Quest, the legendary Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds and a little band called Green Day, who were just starting to make waves. None of those bands ever came to Orlando, or, if they did, I wasn't old enough to see them. Needless to say, Lollapalooza was shaping up to be the music event of the Central Florida summer. I had gone to Lolla the previous summer, had gotten kicked in the head during Rage Against the Machine's set, and had become a man. I couldn't wait to see what would happen this year. And then, a few days before the show, I had watched — on MTV — as Billie Joe Armstrong and company engaged in an epic mud fight with the crowd at Woodstock '94, which only added more mystique to the Lollapalooza bill. This was shaping up to be the greatest day of my life.

But on August 16 (and, as I recall, the day before, too), it rained. A lot. Still, I figured that the show would go on — and, given the sloppy conditions, a mud fight with Green Day seemed all but certain — but then, as my friends and I were getting ready to head out to the fairgrounds (one of our pals had his license and a car), they made the announcement on the radio: Lollapalooza had been canceled.

I remember all of us standing around our friends' car, packs of cigarettes in our pockets, not really knowing what to do or say. Surely, this was a joke. Didn't the tickets say "Rain or Shine"? But then, we called Ticketmaster and a pre-recorded message informed us that the show was, in fact, canceled due to "inclement weather," and that refunds were available at point of purchase. We were all so crushed that we never bothered getting our money back. I still have my Lolla '94 ticket stuffed away in a desk drawer. To this day, it remains the greatest show I have never seen.

Who knows what would've happened that day? What memories was I robbed of? How would my life have been different had I seen the Pumpkins at the height of their powers, or the Breeders when Jim MacPherson and Josephine Wiggs were still in the band? These all seem like fairly stupid questions, but I still think them, even today, as a 31-year-old who has seen every band on the bill many times since then. Lollapalooza 1994 haunts me. It probably always will. I wish more than anything that I had gotten to see the show.
But after thinking about things for a while, I'm filled with another emotion: hope. It may be too late for me — since, like I said, I am 31 and have seen pretty much everything there is to see, music-wise. But there are millions of kids out there who have Lollapalooza circled on their calendars (or iCalendars or whatever), kids who can't wait to see the bands they loved, or get kicked in the head, or get ushered into adulthood. It's pretty much what makes Lolla so great: It is where moments happen, where memories are made. And so, as I head off to cover the 2010 edition of the fest, I'm trying to remember all that, trying to not be the cynical old rock journo I am most days. I am trying to be 15 again, to channel the roller coaster of emotions I had in the days leading up to Lollapalooza 1994. Because there are always going to be kids out there who are praying it doesn't rain. Let's hope the Rock Gods are listening.

Show Notes: Green Day didn't play because Mike was recovering from his injuries sustained at Woodstock

Unknown: "While the summer of '67 was the "Summer of Love", for Tanya and me the summer of '94 was "Summer of Green". Green Day that is. Between the two of us we had 6 copies of Dookie (one for each car, one for each bedroom and one for our portable cd players). It was OUR record, they were OUR band. Then we get the news, Green Day would be performing in Miami on Lollapalooza! There was nothing that was going to keep us from seeing our favorite band from the front row. So we quickly devised our strategy. This might be a good point to state that it was the summer before our senior year in high school and both of us were still 16 - and downtown Miami at that time was not exactly the safest place to be. FAST FORWARD TO DAY OF SHOW! Knowing how excited we were to see Green Day, there had to be people just like us so we would need to beat them to the front of the line. So, even though gates did not open until noon (or was it 1PM?) we decided to arrive at Bicentennial Park at 6AM. Success, we were the first ones there! The gates wont open for another 6-7 hours - who cares! Food or drinks? Who needs them! We were on our Green Day adrenaline. We sat there trying to guess their set list - we made our own top 10 list of our favorite GD songs - we listened to Dookie another 3 or 4 times. We were having a blast! FAST FORWARD TO OPENING OF THE GATES! Yes, we were first in line. I let Tanya in before me because, well a gentleman always lets the lady in first. But once we passed that gate it was an all out sprint to front and center of the main stage. There we were - minutes away from finally seeing them live! Things are happening on stage. Wait is that Billy Joe I see just off the side of the stage? Any minute now... OMG here he comes!!! but wait where is the rest of the band? What did he just say? Something about the band being unable to play? Mike was injured at Woodstock? They will be back soon?!? But we were here since 6AM all for you!! We were drained. Time to get out of the pit. Security! It was an unspoken gesture. Look a security guard in the eyes and throw up your arms and they would pluck you out of the crowd. So out Tanya and I go and we sit down against the side fence along the main stage. We must have sat there for at least an hour without a word spoken. I could not even tell you what band was playing on stage - we were bummed. Tanya looks at me and says well since he was on stage he or they have got to still be here and we want to meet him. So now I get to the part of the story I still like to shake my head at - between the two of us we had $120 cash on us. So 10 minutes and $120 later we were back stage looking for Green Day. If we weren't going to see them perform maybe we can meet them! But wait there weren't any names on the trailers. We literally went from trailer to trailer. We must have knocked on 20 doors before we were politely asked to leave by security and were escorted out. Unfortunately our desire to see Green Day at Lollapalooza that day ended up a bust - there were several lingering and noteworthy things that happened that day - 1) Tanya and I bonded in a way that made us lifelong friends - we still regularly talk even though we life on opposite sides of the country. 2)This is the first concert I ever took photos at. I smuggled my Minolta 35mm. Since then I have been a professional concert photographer. While it would be another 2 years until I actually got a photo pass (Lollapalooza 1996) through a publication, 17 years and 1,600 concerts I still get a thrill at each show. Attached is a photo of Tanya and I once we got home late that night. Yes, I was exhausted. (side note - winning this contest would be a dream because I would actually be at a concert as a fan and not working. Actually get to enjoy the whole thing! and yes, I am entering this contest as a fan and not for press access) Finally, my other option for a Lollapalooza story was going to be the 1992 show - one of the best concerts I ever saw - but the biggest memory was that the day after the show Miami was hit by hurricane Andrew and while we lost our house - the one thing that I took with me was my Lollapalooza 1992 ticket stub. Everything else I owned was destroyed.)"

Show Notes: "Cleveland police with riot gear on were called in just as headliner Green Day took the stage. The show ended up in riot, because they drew a mob of attendees much larger than the venue's capacity of 5,000. A mob of fans wishing to enter the venue was turned away, which incited a rock-and-bottle-throwing melee. Frustrated fans began pouring into the venue over the walls."

Jonah Bayer: "The band has been around for nearly three decades, and some of your favorite bands swear by their classic albums like Clumsy and Astray, yet aside from signing to a major label in the 90s and achieving mainstream music attention via singles like 'Capsized' and 'She Found You,' the group never experienced the same success as, say, Green Day. (I should know as I actually saw Samiam open for Green Day outside of Cleveland, Ohio, during the peak of their Dookie explosion in 1994.)"

Peter Chakerian: "WMMS-FM's first free Buzzard-Palooza festival was held in July 1994, coinciding with the city's River Expo festival in The Flats district. The all-day concert was co-headlined by then-upstarts Collective Soul and Green Day, who drew a mob of attendees much larger than the venue's capacity of 5,000. 'I was at that 'free' show that Green Day was supposed to play at Nautica in Cleveland ... turns out there was a riot outside (with) people trying to get in,' says former Clevelander Deanna Turlo. 'We never realized it while we were sitting there waiting.'
A mob of fans wishing to enter the venue was turned away, which incited a rock-and-bottle-throwing melee. Frustrated fans began pouring into the venue over the walls. Police entered Nautica in riot gear and pulled the plug just as Green Day took the stage. Two months later, the band made good at Blossom Music Center in Cuyahoga Falls - for a scant $5 admission - and fans carried on their insurrection by destroying the venue's lawn. This time, however, the show carried on."

Show Notes: STE Collective: "This date was originally ear-marked for a return visit by GREEN DAY but bassist Mike broke his arm, the tour was cancelled & by the time they returned again they weren't doing D.I.Y. tours anymore."

Show Notes: Eric Haase: "Hey, anyone know what is going on in Los Angeles at the Whisky on the 24th, since Green Day cancelled. Is Down By Law still gonna play?"

Hunter Oswald: "They played a tiny place in Tampa sometime around '90 and I wasn't able to go. (I don't remember why.) When I moved to Los Angeles, I was so fucking stoked that we were playing together at the Whiskey. Then the injury made them cancel. And I was so fucking bummed. I've still never seen them. I still really want to. Now I've got a daughter who does, too."

Show Notes: The Daily Cougar: "Last spring Green Day was scheduled to play a date at Fitzgerald's two days before Austin's South By Southwest music conference but the show was cancelled abruptly amid rumors that bassist Mike had broken both arms by either a car crash or a freak basketball accident."

Show Notes: Nathan Beaver: "I remember that Green Day show that was canceled because Mike hit his head on something and knocked himself out."

Andrew Bely: "My band, Spread, had the honour to play there once. We were to open for Green Day but they canceled as their bassist had hurt his head on a goal post that day. 7 people showed up after the news got around."

Stephen Seigel: "The Downtown Performance Center hosted about 800 performances in its four-and-a-half year existence. Every show welcomed people of all ages; every show was alcohol-free, and nearly every show had an admission under five dollars. And while Eye was catering to an underground audience for most of these shows, he cites the fact that many of the artists that played there went on to become platinum-selling acts. 'Bands like Green Day would be sleeping in my basement one day,' he remembers, 'and then the next day they're signing multi-million dollar contracts. Everything just transformed; that's the way it goes.'"

Brian McDonald: "...Mike ran into a pole headfirst (I think it was a silly little pillow fight with his girlfriend which was the cause of it) and fell on his elbows. After bleeding profusely, he went to the hospital and got stitches for his forehead and casts for both arms which had been broken. Because of that, the band has cancelled all their upcoming shows."

Billie Joe Armstrong: "In Irvine, California, Mike's girlfriend was having a pillow fight and, uh, Mike lost. Mike went right into a pole, had six stitches in his head, a whiplash, one broken arm and one sprained elbow. ...We were on tour and Mike and his girlfriend we're having a pillow fight, just joking around like crazy couples do, and he ran backwards straight into a pole and he fell really weird,' says Billie Joe. 'He broke his arm, sprained his elbow, he had six stitches in his head, and he had whiplash. We did get a good song out of it called Pulling Teeth, though.'"

Show Notes: subCCultured: "The Krayons play the tune 'Non-Existent Headlines' before a particularly rowdy crowd in Corpus Christi, Texas on Jan. 5, 1993. The Krayons were one of the three bands set to open for Green Day that night. However, Green Day opted to postpone their performance due to illness, which resulted in a de facto headlining slot for The Krayons to a full room of fans who had paid to see Green Day."

Show Notes: Metalhit: "Ventura had a venue which was great had a half pipe inside but eventually the beach nazis had to kill it, there was a wild shooting at a Green Day gig of all things."

Ventura County Reporter: "There were lots of shows at the Mayfair. The shows were well-attended, but times were different. There were lots of gangs/skinheads making some shows kind of scary. All the bands that were going to be huge in a few more years played at the Mayfair: NOFX, Pennywise, The Offspring all had shows there. There was the infamous Green Day riot when a gang got kicked out of the show, came back, busted through the back door and started hitting people with pipes, ending the show before Green Day played."

The Sound Alarm: "Another one of our most memorable back stage moment was when we supported Green Day on Christmas Eve and the bill was stacked with names like Strung Out, Jughead's Revenge & yours truly [Citizen Down]. Throughout the night fights were breaking out. We could hear them from backstage, and you can just smell the tension in the air. We finally hit the stage and by the 3rd song a brawl broke out and we stopped so they could gather themselves. So we start playing again and the crowd starts getting into our music, then I look to my left and only see guys with pipes and crowbars! So I turn for one second to signal the band and to my surprise when I looked back they were beating people with these pipes! Shortly after that, we heard gunshots outside and then sirens. Needless to say, the show was over. Green Day and Jughead's Revenge were bummed they didn't get to play, thanks to 'The Rumble on Christmas Eve.'"

Show Notes: eyelost.com: "Green Day's drummer broke his foot that weekend and they cancelled. They coincidentally signed to the big leagues that same weekend."

Show Notes: Shaun Elliott: "The fire marshall was such a dick..."

Jeremy Taylor: "That was the one the fire marshall shut down, right?"

Christopher Coan: "Green Day was pissed... So were we. I remember we went to Denny's after."

Simon Francis Moorby: "Some asshole kicked the lights off a cop car that day. Pretty sure it was validated though."

Martin Lucas: "I don't remember that as a fire marshall issue for Green Day, I thought it was the cops 'cause some kid was outside on acid or something? But that was so freaking long ago."

Judd Taylor: "Whoa, this was my first show ever, only it didn't end up happening. I sat in my mom's car with her biker boyfriend waiting for it to start and then some angry punker told us it was cancelled."

Show Notes: Oak Leaf: "Despite the disappointment of the crowd in the Coop patio Wednesday, Doctor Obvious replaced scheduled band. Green Day. With dual drums, a strong bass line and an almost non-existant guitar track, Doctor Obvious was a high energy, spirited band, who drew a small following. The fourth song of the set had an edge unseen in any of the previous songs, implementing the use of a synthesizer and a suddenly audible guitar."

Show Notes: Leon Garcia: "Green Day played there. Also Black Flag with Henry Rollins."

the Observer: "So, when I lived in Albuquerque, it would've been 1992 when this happened. Dookie hadn't come out yet. They came to town and played a show at a little punk venue, and fire marshal showed up and shut it down before they could play. So, one of my friends approaches me and says, 'By any chance do you have any of that weed left?' I was like, 'Yeah, I do.' 'Well, Billie is looking for some.' ... So, myself and Billie, and friend Lisa drive back to my house and she just dropped us off for a second or something. She stayed in the car. I remember she didn't come in. She thought it was going to be a quick run-in, get a little weed and head back out. So we're sitting there and he decides to light up a little bit, and, you know, take a toke. We start talking about punk rock. Berkeley, you know, 'cause Subvert had played down there not that long ago. When I just met them. And when I said 'Subvert', he goes, 'What? Subvert? No way! That was the first show I've ever saw.' The first show Billie Joe said he ever saw was Subvert / Neurosis / Christ On Parade and I think it was Half Off. I was like, 'Wow, man. That's cool.' I mean, that was a really memorable show at the Gilman Street."

Show Notes: Unknown: "We even went to a barn in Otsego to see Green Day around 1991 or something. They never showed. Thanks for posting this!"

Show Notes: Shreiking Violets: "This and all later shows: with Tina Lewnes on drums. Green Day (who I'd never heard of at the time) was supposed to play too, but canceled at the last minute; we heard it was because they'd been offered more money to play elsewhere."

Rachel Rinaldo: "...I heard from friends in NYC that you Green Day folks cancelled your show at ABC NO RIO (one of the best places for shows in the entire world) because you said it was a shit place... "

Brian MacDonald: "Green Day had a promoter who booked shows without the band's permission. ... This could have very well been the same situation."

Neil Robinson: "Green Day was one that I booked and then they didn't show up. They had approached us, and I guess their booking agent had booked three shows on the same day and picked which would be the most popular and didn't tell us. I remember us getting together and I said 'that band's never gonna play in this state again.' [laughs]"

Show Notes: Shaun Cowan: "The first time Green Day came to Edmonton they played 2 shows; first show was Sunday matinee/all ages at the Bronx and an acquaintance booked this show for a couple days later. This person didn't have the best reputation, so I helped him with shows to ensure that bands got paid and that flyers were put up. When the band arrived they weren't happy about the show being 18+ and that the bar was a strip club on the days we didn't have shows. They were cool to me about the situation and an all ages show was quickly put together at the Ritz Diner, just down the road. The roadie for GD on this tour was Aaron Cometbus, and I was quite excited to meet him and buy a zine. ...The Ritz show was so tiny, not a lot of people."

Show Notes: intro.de: "I remembered that GREEN DAY should have been playing with us in the Juzi in Göttingen on New Year's Eve 1991. 'We were there, we were on tour in Germany, but then our van broke down and caught fire in Karlsruhe,' Mike said."

Show Notes: Flaherty: "The first being Audobon Skate Park to which they've confessed getting drunk and just not showing up."

"Green Day was supposed to open for my band at a show in a skate park, but their van broke down so they did not make it."

Show Notes: Aaron Cometbus: "'Green Day in Green Bay' show cancels."

gdtourvan1990: "Friday July 6: Day 3 in Minneapolis. This was supposed to be the Green Day in Green Bay show, but that fell through, so the guys all found other things to keep busy."

Show Notes: Although a No Alternative/Dick And Jane CD recorded at this show claims to have bonus tracks of Green Day's set, Green Day instead played a show at John Haynes Memorial Veterans Hall in Garberville, and the tracks in question are actually from a May 25th, 1990 recording.