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Green Day’s “Revolution Radio” Tour: Punk, Pop and Politics

Preeminent punk rockers Green Day released their most recent album “Revolution Radio” late last year, and they’ve followed up with a massive tour that will see them performing over 110 times before it closes up shop this November. The coming months will see them crisscrossing the United States, including stops in New York State (at the Darien Center on August 26) and in Los Angeles (at the Rose Bowl on September 16). Reviews of the tour thus far say it is not-to-be-missed, with openly bisexual front man Billie Joe Armstrong and the rest of the band engaging in amazing stunts, offering high-energy performances, amazing, and even encouraging some audience participation. greenday.com/tour

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