Renée Zellweger watching boyfriend Doyle Bramhall II perform with Eric Clapton at the Mohegan Sun Arena, where Green Day lead singer Billie Joe Armstrong was also in the audience . . . GERARD Butler, his girlfriend Madalina Ghenea and Aaron Eckhart at Simone Panella’s restaurant Antica Pesa in Rome . . . TINA Fey laughing during a business lunch at Brasserie Cognac . . . MICHAEL Strahan, Dennis Rodman and Donald Trump at WrestleMania 29 at MetLife Stadium.
Full article at New York Post: HERE
To celebrate the premiere event at Sonos in Los Angeles, we are giving ALL MEMBERS a chance to win a ¡CUATRO! prize package. One grand prize winner will receive the following:
- A box set of the ¡UNO! ¡DOS! ¡TRE! CD/BOOK, signed by the band
- A Sonos Play:3 and a Bridge, signed by the band
Good luck!
Enter at Idiot Nation: HERE
Sonos Studio will be hosting the Los Angeles premiere of ¡CUATRO! April 17th. The film takes an in-depth look at Green Day and the creative process behind their recently released trilogy of albums ¡UNO! ¡DOS! ¡TRE!. The evening also includes a Q&A with the film's Producer and Director. We are giving away 30 tickets exclusively for fanclub members to attend this special event.
If you live in Los Angeles and would like to attend the event, please fill out the form below. We will select 15 lucky members to win a pair of tickets. Winners will be notified on Monday, April 15th. Please note that travel accommodations are not included. Only one entry per person will be qualified.
Enter at Idiot Nation: HERE
Punk icons Green Day gave fans a treat with their first performance at Brooklyn’s latest attraction, the Barclays Center, with support from their fellow Calfornians of the band Best Coast.
Just prior to the headlining set, overjoyed fans sang vigorously to classics by Queen and the Ramones as Green Day’s pink bunny mascot had fun interacting with the crowd while drinking beer. Green Day graced the massive stage and performed with overwhelming energy as they kicked off the gig with ’99 Revolutions,’ the first of many songs on their lengthy setlist.
One lucky little rocker joined Green Day onstage and held his own during the band’s performance of ‘Know Your Enemy.’ This little lad had as much confidence as Billy Joe Armstrong himself as he leaped into the crowd to a swarm of welcoming hands. He was one of a few kids who made it up onstage to perform with the band during the set.
Photo gallery and review at Loudwire: HERE
‘Life ain’t pretty . . . I can testify to that s--t,” opined Billie Joe Armstrong early in last night’s Green Day concert at Barclays Center.
The last eight months have seen him suffer a drink- and prescription-drug-fueled meltdown onstage in Las Vegas, enter an outpatient rehab program, and have his band’s big return come to a screeching halt before it could even get into second gear.
You get the feeling that his testimony on life’s ugliness would indeed be compelling, but Armstrong would never dream of ruining anyone’s night out with such self-pitying.
Instead, he and his Berkeley punks turned in the kind of 2 1/2- hour celebration that has long been their calling card. But before the real pleasure, the band understandably felt the need to deal with the unfinished business of “Uno!” “Dos!” and “Tres!” — their triple whammy of new records that got lost behind the darkened haze of Armstrong’s personal issues. Although Green Day could have done with some quality control on those albums, they front-loaded the show with a smart selection of new songs and proved that the power pop of tracks like “Stop When The Red Lights Flash” and “Stay the Night” could compete with their hit-filled back catalog.
Once the dust has settled, these newer tunes will undoubtedly become part of the
