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Green Day is cooking up a storm!

The “Boulevard of Broken Dreams” band made an appearance on The Ellen DeGeneres Show on Friday (February 7), which was guest hosted by Snoop Dogg and Martha Stewart.

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During their appearance, Martha showed Snoop and band members Billie Joe Armstrong, Mike Dirnt and Tré Cool how to make pizza, pull-apart pigs in a blanket, and a Venus Blush cocktail that would be a perfect accompaniment to an Oscar viewing party.

Later on, Green Day performed “Oh Yeah!” off their album, Father of All Motherf–kers.

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Billie Eilish and Billie Joe Armstrong are featured in Rolling Stone‘s Musicians on Musicians issue, out on November 5.

Here’s what the 17-year-old “Bad Guy” singer and the 47-year-old Green Day star had to say…

Billie Eilish, on her next album and feeling alone while on tour: “[My next album] haunts me. There was a period where I was like, ‘Do I even enjoy music?’ It just felt like so much touring. And I don’t mean the shows. The shows are always my favorite part. But it was just traveling and being alone all the time, on a cold bus in Europe, horrible food, and when you come back, everyone’s kind of moved on from you. This last tour I went on was the first I’ve ever enjoyed. I feel like I have this amazing thing that now I actually see.”

Billie Eilish, on performing with Billie Joe Armstrong in the audience: “I have never been so conscious of myself during a show than knowing that Billie Joe Armstrong was in the crowd.”

Billie Eilish on what advice she would give to her younger self: “I don’t really believe in advice. Sometimes when I’m given advice, I do the opposite. It’s just how I’ve been my whole life. Nobody has ever been through exactly what you’re going through, ever. [Billie Joe] is the only person that’s ever going to live through what he has. So no one can know except this dude, and the fact that he’s still sane, he’s still gorgeous, he’s still him, having gone through all this s–t? It’s like, I don’t even know.”

Billie Joe Armstrong on Green Day’s longevity and keeping it real: “Even though it is tempting to sort of sell out, you have to keep being real. When it comes down to it, I have to wake up and look at myself every morning and respect what I do. And I don’t love everything I’ve ever done.”

For more from Billie Eilish and Billie Joe Armstrong, head to RollingStone.com.

Green Day hit the concert stage on Jimmy Kimmel Live last night (September 12) to rip through their brand new single, “Father of All…“!

The band – Billie Joe Armstrong, Tré Cool and Mike Dirnt – are set to release their album of the same name, Father of All…, on February 7th.

The album marks Green Day‘s first since body of work since 2016′s Revolution Radio.

Green Day recently announced that they’re set to embark on a massive 2020 summer tour with Weezer and Fall Out Boy. A European leg is set to kick off next June, while the North American run starts July 17th in Seattle, Washington – See all the dates here!

Billie Joe Armstrong of Green Day, Pete Wentz of Fall Out Boy and Rivers Cuomo of Weezer are teaming up!

The three rock stars joined Zane Lowe in-studio on Apple Music’s Beats 1 to discuss The Hella Mega Tour, inspired from the Monsters of Rock Tour, on Tuesday (September 10).

Each band released a new song on the same day: Billie Joe revealed their new track “Father of All” is the title track of their 26 minute long new album, Father of All Motherf**kers, due in February. Rivers talked about their new song “The End of the Game,” explaining that Weezer‘s new album Van Weezer will come out in the Spring, and Pete said their new song ‘Dear Future (Hands Up)” featuring Wyclef Jean] will be part of their first “Best Of…” album.

“I remember, in the ’90s, there was this one summer, and Guns and Roses, Metallica went on the stadium tour and my parents didn’t let me go to it. And I feel trapped in that forever and we wanted to…you want to recreate that memory,” Pete explained.

“I think this tour represents counter-programming, I think that the world is moving in one direction in an obvious way, or whatever. I think that this tour represents counter-programming to that and it’s awesome to take part in that and be a small part of it.”

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Green Day frontman Billie Joe Armstrong has released a statement following the death of an acrobat prior to their set at the 2017 Mad Cool Festival this weekend in Madrid, Spain.

Pedro Aunión Monroy sadly plunged to his death in front of concertgoers while doing an aerial stunt before the band hit the stage.

“We are so sad for Pedro and his family and we pray for them in this time of grief,” Billie wrote. “I can’t imagine how much suffering the friends and family are going through.”

“Many of you are wondering why we continued to play our show after the accident. Green Day did not hear about the accident until after our show was over,” he said. “We didn’t even know there was an acrobat performance at all. these festivals are huge. There are so many things happening at the same time it’s impossible to keep up with every performer/artist.”

“If we had known prior to our performance we most likely would not have played at all,” Billie said. “We are not heartless people. The safety and well being at any of our concerts absolutely comes first.”

“What happened to Pedro is unthinkable. Once again we are heartbroken for his friends and family. and we are also shocked and heartbroken for anyone that had to witness this tragedy,” he concluded.

Our thoughts go out to Pedro‘s family and friends right now.

In celebration of Martin Luther King Jr. day (January 16), Green Day have decided to honor the civil rights leader with the premiere of their lyric video for “Troubled Times“!

“Today we celebrate love and compassion more than ever,” the band – Billie Joe Armstrong, Tré Cool and Mike Dirnt – said in a statement.

The Manu Viqueira and David Rodriguez Simón-created visual features scenes from the Civil Rights Movement mixed in with images of an animated Donald Trump, wearing his signature “Make America Great Again” cap.

This isn’t the first time Green Day have made a political statement about Donald. Billie repeated the phrase “No Trump, no KKK, no fascist USA” while performing at the 2016 American Music Awards back in November.

Kings of Leon get together on the red carpet while arriving at the 2016 MTV Europe Music Awards on Sunday (November 6) in Rotterdam, Netherlands.

The guys – Matthew, Nathan, Caleb, and Jared Followill – were joined at the event by OneRepublic, Green Day, and singer Bebe Rexha, all of whom are set to take the stage and perform.

“Had to say it when I just hit the @mtvema carpet. A.Y.F. = ALL YOUR FAULT. Coming top of 2017. Here we go,” Bebe tweeted.

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