Green Day ended up signing with Reprise Records — founded by Frank Sinatra and, at that time, a subsidiary of Warner Records — to record “Dookie” with producer Rob Cavallo.

Green Day knew exactly how to respond to Charli XCX after she shamelessly shaded the iconic rock band at a star-studded afterparty following their Coachella headline gig last week.

For Insomniac, Green Day evolved the playfulness of Dookie into a harsher, more intense punk sound. The 25th anniversary re-release, available here in vinyl form, features the original songs and a ...

Green Day are to drop release a 30th anniversary reissue of their album 'Dookie', which will be available as a limited edition six-LP vinyl box set, a four-CD box set and also available digitally ...

When Green Day turned up among the headliners for the 2025 edition of Welcome to Rockville, the news contributed to some grousing among some of the 3,000 or more festival fans who commented on ...

A Kentucky band says Green Day ripped off its gimmick of releasing tracks on teddy bears and video game disks. It's responding with a dookie of its own.

For the 30th anniversary of Dookie, Green Day is offering de-mastered singles: each individually crafted for the most mediocre sound quality at best.

On the anniversary of Green Day album 'Dookie,' the band is connecting with fans through unconventional mediums.

If you thought the reissue format needed a tune-up, look no further than Green Day's upcoming, absurdly cool "Dookie Demastered" collection.

Under the umbrella 'Dookie Demastered,' each of the project's 15 tracks have been incorporated into a series of random household objects.