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The movie was originally planned as a big-screen adaptation of the 2009 Broadway show, which was based on the band's smash 2004 album.

As he launches a North American stadium tour and his "Hurry Up Tomorrow" film, Abel Tesfaye reflects on losing his voice ...

Everyone's opinion is subjective in rock and roll, but Billie Joe Armstrong was convinced that some iconic bands weren't always for him.

A look at the secret darkness behind the Green Day album 'Dookie' via its biggest hit, a song about Billie Joe Armstrong's declining mental health.

In an exclusive interview with PEOPLE at a launch party for the band’s new 7-Eleven Slurpee flavor, Kerplunk Kandy Grape, in ...

These days, it is strictly the boulevard of dreams. 38 years after Billie Joe Armstrong, Mike Dirnt and Tré Cool formed their iconic rock band Green Day, the trio was honored with a high ...

Green Day have a new movie in the works, but Billie Joe Armstrong still has his eyes on another film project — an adaptation of the American Idiot musical — that was planned but never made.

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Billie Joe Armstong still thinks an American Idiot movie could be in Green Day’s future. On Thursday (May 1), the rocker reflected on the long-planned musical film, which was slated to be an ...