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Have a Green Day by Ari Bendersky
They’re being credited for saving rock, have seven Grammy nods under their belt for “American Idiot” and may surprise many at this year’s ceremony. And now they’re going on tour.
Is this a great time for Green Day fans or what?
Pre-sale for the now-grown-up Berkeley punks’ U.S. shows become available this Friday at the band’s website. They’re currently on tour in the UK and will head to Australia and Japan next.
If for some reason you haven’t heard Green Day’s amazing, more mature album, check it out here. Even if you weren’t a fan of "Dookie" or “Nimrod,” you still might fall in love with this batch of songs. Be sure to listen to “Boulevard of Broken Dreams.”
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