Green Day‘s Dookie, the highest-selling album named after another word for “poop,” turned 30 years old this year. To celebrate the milestone, the punk band is re-releasing the album on… Big Mouth ...

In an Instagram posting on Thursday (July 26), the drummer posted a photo of himself with in the studio with his bandmates with the caption, "Fun band practice - swipe to see the set list we played ...

On Thursday morning, August 17, the band broke the news with another Instagram post. The lengthy caption can be read below: “Sometimes you take a gamble and luck’s on your side. Back in the summer of ...

In our recent conversation with Rob Cavallo, we learned how he took a chance on the pop-punkers and oversaw the punchy sonics of the band’s iconic major label debut ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Fans of the record can enter a drawing for the chance to purchase one of the 15 tracks, each of which is in a different item Meet ...

The band celebrated its 30th anniversary for the Grammy-winning album -- buy the celebratory cooler here. By Rylee Johnston All products and services featured are independently chosen by editors.

Leave it to Green Day to deliver on a tease grandly. After previously hinting toward the performance, the rockers performed their watershed 1994 album Dookie in its entirety Wednesday (Oct. 30). Green ...

Green Day already gave their world-conquering 1994 album Dookie a 30th anniversary box set and they’ve been playing it in full on tour (alongside a full performance of American Idiot, which is getting ...

To further commemorate the 30th anniversary of their 40x Platinum-certified album Dookie, Green Day has announced the launch of their new project “Dookie Demastered”—re-releasing the album into 15 ...

The new announcement comes as two of their biggest albums, ‘Dookie’ and ‘American Idiot’, are celebrating their 30th and 20th anniversaries this year. As well as promising fans that they would be ...

It was one thing for Green Day to score a No. 1 album, as it did with 2004’s “American Idiot,” a full decade after the scrappy Bay Area punk trio broke out with “Dookie” in 1994. But to be on the road ...