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And for our friends in Europe - we haven't forgotten about you. We'll be announcing the European tour dates, presale and onsale dates soon!
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GREEN DAY ANNOUNCE TOUR DATES AND ON-SALES FOR UPCOMING ¡UNO!, ¡DOS!, ¡TRÉ! TOUR
BAND TO TOUR NORTH AMERICA IN SUPPORT OF GREEN DAY ¡UNO!, GREEN DAY ¡DOS!, AND, GREEN DAY ¡TRÉ! ALBUM TRILOGY TO BE RELEASED FROM SEPTEMBER 2012 TO JANUARY 2013
IDIOT CLUB FAN CLUB PRESALE BEGINS SEPTEMBER 12TH AT 10AM LOCAL VENUE TIME
September 10th, 2012 — Los Angeles, CA — Reprise Records’ Green Day have announced the first leg of their ¡UNO!, ¡DOS!, ¡TRÉ! TOUR. The full-scale North American tour will kick off in intimate venues this November and December, starting on November 26th in Seattle, WA at the Paramount Theatre and wrapping up on December 10th in Tempe, AZ at the Marquee Theater. In January, the band will bring the ¡UNO!, ¡DOS!, ¡TRÉ! TOUR to arenas around the country, starting on January 7th at the Resch Arena in Green Bay, WI and wrapping up on February 8th at the MGM Grand Garden Arena in Las Vegas, NV.
Through Green Day’s fan club, Idiot Club, presales go on sale on Wednesday, September 12, 2012 at 10AM local venue time. To become a member, make sure you purchase your preorder bundle that comes with an Idiot Club membership at http://splash.greenday.com. Fans that purchase tickets online will be entitled to one digital download of Green Day ¡Uno! – a $9.99 value – with each ticketFiled under: -
"Green Day's American Idiot" kicked off a two-night run at the University at Buffalo's Center for the Art's Mainstage Theatre on Saturday. The full house was treated to an epic tale told in the parlance of punk rock and power-ballads, with brilliantly violent choreography, shimmering live sound, and standout performances, particularly from lead Alex Nee.
The show - based on the work of Californian punk band Green Day and, in particular, that band's protest-fueled rock-opera "American Idiot" - is set in the George W. Bush years and follows the path of three late-teen friends as they struggle to find meaning amid suburban ennui and urban despair. The storyline, from the book based on the lyrics of Billie Joe Armstrong of Green Day, with the help of director Michael Mayer, follows the classic "tramps like us were born to run" theme.
Nee's Johnny - the Billy Joe Armstrong figure, in essence - is a young man filled with rage, the product of a broken home and an even more badly damaged culture. Music offers him his only hope amid a barrage of cultural images that lead to a confused disenfranchisement.
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Green Day Fans!
HUUUUGE announcement coming early on Monday morning. Just a little hint that you should grab your preorder bundle now that comes with an Idiot Club membership... you'll thank us later... wink wink!!
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Billie Joe, Mike and Tré of Green Day took over Guitar Center West LA during our recent photo shoot for our September catalog to talk about their new Gibson guitar, Fender bass and Gretsch drums as well as their trio of new albums ¡Uno!,¡Dos!, and ¡Tré!
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