Green Day to Play Intimate Sirius XM Sponsored Headline Show at Irving Plaza, New lbum Coming Soon

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Green Day, who headlines arenas and baseball stadiums has been doing a string of pop-up shows in small venues. Now they will perform at Irving Plaza, a venue they have not played since they blew up in the 1990s. They are taking over the airwaves of Sirius XM for their up coming new album Saviors, due out on January 19, 2024 via Reprise Records/Warner Music. Enter to win by listening to the new Green Day Radio on Sirius XM or applying at the link below. The band has been dropping new music and v videos, and recently announced a huge tour with Smashing Pumpkins, Rancid, and others. Enter to win now!

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There will also be several exclusive vinyl versions of “Saviors” available including neon pink with neon green splatter, and black ice with hot pink splatter, with most in very limited supply and pressed only once.

“The American Dream Is Killing Me” was one of the last tracks written and recorded by Green Day for “Saviors”. “As soon we cut it, we said, ‘Okay, that’s going first,'” says Billie Joe Armstrong who describes the new song as “a look at the way the traditional American Dream doesn’t work for a lot of people — in fact, it’s hurting a lot of people.”

Recorded in London and Los Angeles, “Saviors” is the latest powerful collaboration between Green Day and Grammy-winning producer Rob Cavallo, whose notable previous work with Green Day includes two of the band’s most iconic albums, 1994’s “Dookie” and 2004’s “American Idiot”. The record comes just ahead of “Dookie”‘s 30th anniversary. Celebrations have already begun with the release of a massive deluxe edition of the album and a surprise show in Las Vegas where the band performed “Dookie” from front to back to a sold-out crowd of superfans.

Alongside the track, Green Day has unveiled a film noir inspired black-and-white music video featuring the band in the midst of a zombie apocalypse. The killer video was directed by Brendan Walter and Ryan Baxley and shot in Los Angeles.