Pre-sale tickets to club gigs available exclusively through Idiot Nation tomorrow at 9am local time:
March 10th @ The Fox Theater in Pomona, CA (presale sold out)
March 11th @ The Marquee in Tempe, AZ (presale sold out)
March 13th @ Tricky Falls in El Paso, TX (presale tickets still available here)
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Billie Joe is on the cover of this month's Rolling Stone! On stands everywhere this Friday. Check out a taste of it more about it on the Rolling Stone website article HERE
LOS ANGELES, CA - FEBRUARY 26, 2013 - Reprise Records' multi-platinum Grammy®Award-winning Green Day today announced three live club dates to kick off their 2013 tour next month. For these shows, the band will visit smaller intimate venues, including The Fox Theater in Pomona, CA on March 10th, The Marquee in Tempe, AZ on March 11th and Tricky Falls in El Paso, TX on March 13th. Tickets for all three dates will go on-sale this Friday, 3/1 at 10:00 AM local time. See below for a complete list of live dates.
The band also recently announced the forthcoming release of their documentary film
Broadway Idiot will have its World Premiere screening at #SXSW on Friday, March 15th @ 2:45 pm at the Paramount Theatre in Austin, TX!. Follow Broadway Idiot on Twitter: HERE
Go behind the curtain with Green Day lead singer Billie Joe Armstrong as he ventures into the strange world of Broadway. - http://broadwayidiot.com/
A very nice addition to anyone's Green Day collection, this book features art inspired by the songs from Green Day's 21st Century Breakdown.
Order yours now at Adeline Records: HERE
From GDidiotNation.com:
You asked for it! We are now accepting questions on the Idiot Club forum for Mr. Tre Cool! Make 'em good because he's gonna be answering them! The top 10 best questions will be selected and forwarded to Mr. Cool to answer and be posted on IdiotClub.com. Post your best questions on the sticky thread in the Idiot Club forum by Monday, February 18th before we close it. Good luck!
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The winners were revealed tonight (Sunday 17 February) of the annual Whatsonstage.com Awards, the only major prize-giving for theatre voted for purely by the ticket-buying public.
Over 60,000 people took part in the voting for the 2013 Awards, which recognised the stage achievements of some of the biggest names in the worlds of theatre, film and music.
The TICKETS.COM Best Regional Production
• American Idiot – on tour
• Company – at Sheffield Crucible
• Gypsy – at Leicester Curve
• Medea – Headlong at Watford Palace & on tour
• The Resistible Rise of Arturo Ui – at Chichester Festival
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Green Day’s teaming up with Tickets-for-Charity® to give fans access to newly-released tickets in the first 10 rows for all U.S. iUNO!, iDOS!, iTRE! tour dates to benefit great charitable causes.
Each ticket will support two organizations close to the band doing important environmental work on the local and global front, the Natural Resources Defense Council (NRDC) and Rob Machado Foundation, and a charity of your choice.
Check it out today and get your tickets here!
Paul Rudd says his friendship with Green Day's Billie Joe Armstrong is the reason that the singer appears in film This Is 40.
Armstrong cameos in the movie as himself while Rudd plays a husband who is constantly fighting with his wife.
The film is written and directed by Judd Apatow who is also behind such hits as Knocked Up and The 40 Year Old Virgin.
The actor was speaking to Newsbeat's Natalie Jamieson.
This Is 40 is released in the UK on 14 February.
Seeing a band or artist you like in a movie is always a surreal experience, perhaps because you’re close to their music and understand them as a “real person,” then bang! Hollywood magicks them into a character and suddenly it’s weird, maaan. Here are ten clips of musician movie appearances we put together for your Wednesday leisure-time viewing pleasure. What are your favorite musician movie appearances?
In this deleted scene from This Is 40, Billie Joe Armstrong makes a cameo as himself and meets with Pete (Paul Rudd), an owner of a small record label, to discuss a music project that