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idobi News Flashes 02.02.21: Civilians in Space, Green Day and the NFL, Michael B. Jordan as Alexa, and Chase Atlantic Album One
We have performances, sexy Alexas, and we’re going to space!
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We have performances, sexy Alexas, and we’re going to space!
Green Day, Fall Out Boy, and Weezer postpone their Hella Mega tour due to Coronavirus.
Basically, it’s a good time to be a Green Day fan. With Father of All… and The Hella Mega Tour, it looks like 2020 will be the year of Green Day. Fire, Ready, Aim is Green Day’s latest offering from their forthcoming thirteenth studio album Father of all… due out February 7, 2020. After announcing a two-year cross-platform partnership with the NHL, Fire, Ready, Aim is the new opening theme song for Wednesday Night Hockey game broadcasts for the 2019-2020 season. As part of the partnership, the band will also be performing at the NHL All-Star Game in St. Louis… Read more »
Catch up on music news from Billie Joe Armstrong of Green Day and Senses Fail!
idobi photographer Ryan Watanabe covered the Green Day show at Mattress Firm Amphitheatre in San Diego.
idobi photographer Hannah Branigan covered the Green Day and Against Me! show at Valley View Casino Center in San Diego.
idobi photographer Hannah Branigan covered Green Day at the Hollywood Palladium in LA.
Today kicked off with a Bang Bang…because Green Day just dropped a new song, and of course, we here at idobi had a lot to say about it.
Over the weekend in Cleveland, Green Day joined the likes of The Beatles, The Rolling Stones, Guns N’ Roses, and so many more with their induction into the Hall of Fame. This was huge news for Alternative music seeing as Green Day is really the first modern punk band to be inducted. And who better to announce their induction than potential future inductees Fall Out Boy? The acceptance speeches could have brought any Green Day fan to tears as Tre Cool thanked Fall Out Boy for making him tear up. He went on to also thank his family, friends, made… Read more »
Green Day have cancelled all their tour dates from now through February due to the ongoing health issues with frontman Billie Joe Armstrong. The band has also moved up the release of ¡Tré! to December 11th instead of January 15th.
