We’ll have much more from Green Day as they hit the ground with 21st Century Breakdown, but for now, take a look back at the band’s history and the making of their latest punk opera: ...

Nearly five years after their last album, Green Day will return this May with their latest punk masterpiece, 21st Century Breakdownan ... getting a first listen to Breakdown‘s first act, Fricke ...

Most fans will have to wait until mid-May to hear Green Day’s forthcoming album, “21st Century Breakdown,” but not those who’ve managed to score tickets to the Berkeley pop-punk act’s ...

Green Day are back. Butch Vig is producing. Their new album cover has been compared unfavorably to Banksy, Think Tank, and Watchmen, and favorably to dookie (no italics). Now there's actual music ...

complementing the album’s opening, radio static-led ‘Song of the Century’. It’s fair to say that Green Day have pushed themselves with 21st Century Breakdown. If you’d been plagued by visions of some ...

Green Day's "21st Century Breakdown" debuts at No. 1 on the Billboard 200, giving the trio its second chart-topper . . . The album opens with 215,000 after just three days of release, as the set ...

In addition to the title track, "Desperate" and the Banksy-inspired cover art, 21st Century Breakdown's lyrics are now available to mull over before the album's 5/15 release. The words are at ...

Sounding like a mix of American Idiot, 21st Century Breakdown ... Green Day songs, as well as acoustic versions of Suzie Chapstick and Father To A Son from last year’s Saviors album.

There are no real surprises on "21st Century Breakdown," unless one considers the very notion that Green Day would actually have the nerve to make a second straight concept album/rock opera.

That's the central question of "21st Century Breakdown," Green Day's new album, centering around the odd couple of Christian, the nihilist, and Gloria, the activist, with swipes, along the way ...

Green Day's 21st Century Breakdown might very well be the most anticipated album of 2009... at least, if you listen to mainstream media outlets and pop-punk lovers around the world. That's not to ...