i’ve always known green day was a fantastic live band, but people don’t realize how great they actually are even in their 50s. so many bands are washed up, but green day still got it & got better with time. such a class act
I like greenday buttttt imagine your grandfather coming out dressed up with make up on its a little weird to see them .. manson . And others at that age . You would think your grandparents lost it if they did that as much as ya wanna say it would be awesome. not really
yup. i remember the Pop Disaster Tour in 2002 was the proving ground that their shows are still worth going to. while Blink-182 was the main event then, Green Day just proved that you can experience the fervor of a punk rock show (more specifically the 924 Gilman Street venue's vibes) when they ascend the stage
@@TheEngdannone of them are grandads and don’t really wear make up. They’re all in better shape than most of the crowd and are selling out and smashing the life out of stadiums all over the world for 2 and a half hours every night. How on earth is that a bad thing 😆
I was there and was absolutely blown away by not just the Band, but also the production quality of the stage. Felt really special seeing those 2 albums played. I’m really hoping this gets released as a live cd/dvd
I LOVED that song since it came out. Until, I literally lost my mother in September 2016. It became so hard to listen to it again until recently. I can relate to Billie’s loss and pain in losing a parent in that month. Still a great song and as an aspiring vocalist myself, I want to do a cover! ❤
@@SteveOGRock Thank you for this video! Got me clicking Subscribe after hearing your positive opinion of their show and LETTERBOMB ! 💣 ❤ I was OBSESSED with them as a teen and still love them. Seen them live 2x and my sister got pulled up onstage by Billie himself ! It’s on YT to prove this lol I look forward to future uploads of your adventures and opinions of it! 🫶🏼
I hadn't seen my brother for 4 yrs and then we went to this. Greenday got us both playing guitar back in the day. I was sobbing on the train on the way home. I will never forget that gig. Overwhelming joy, there are no words.
i was there!!! i was the only one stood up in my area for letterbomb and i was having the time of my life, to hear my favourite song live that i’ve loved since i was a kid was a dream come true, it was the best night i could ever imagine i loved it!!!!!!
@@LunaMill. i was so disappointed by everyone around me they only seemed to know the hits😭, some guy next to me had an ipad with the lyrics to basket case on i thought that was quite funny
Great review and totally agree. Words like 'wow' and 'awesome' have been said multiple times about this show. It was my first time seeing them (I'm 53), and my 20 year old son came too. He doesn't think he'll see them again purely because he can't see them beating this one. Someone who attended 2 other times this tour said Wembley was something else. I wouldn't be surprised if years from now critics are calling this show one of the greatest ever - not just of this band. I had such an amazing time and am still on a high from it as I write this 5 days afterwards. I said after about 6 songs that we'd already got our money's worth. We feel privileged and special to have been there.
It's 26 years since me, and my brother saw Green Day at Rock City in Nottingham. It was my first gig. seeing them again with my brother was so special. I loved every moment and I'm so grateful to my brother for subbing me the ticket last year when I couldn't afford it. Love you Bro.
I have never seen Greenday live but thats changing next month February in Bangkok. I am listening to Greenday a long time and yes I am old in my sixties but so much looking forward to this. Thanks for the review.
It was such an incredible show. I only really knew the American Idiot album when I went, but due to that concert, I fell in love with green day. And rewatching videos of the concert, it's strange how songs I didn't really recognise at the time suddenly became clearer in my memory after I had familiarised myself with the song. It was such an awesome concert, easily the best I've been to. Would love to see them again, although not sure how they could pull off another "greatest hits" tour after the Saviours Tour.
i already have my tickets to see them on this tour later this year, it will be my first time seeing them live, and now im even more excited for the show, hopefully my experience will be as great as yours.
Incredible show. My first Green Day gig but I've seen many of the great stadium bands over the years. This show was easily up there as one of the best I've been to!
Your review sums up exactly how I felt after seeing them in Dublin. To hear American Idiot in full, was an almost indescribable experience. It was the first punk/rock album I listened to and from that went on to get into heavier and heavier music but American Idiot will always be that album that put me on the path of rock and metal music. Dookie was amazing too but the nostalgia I have for American Idiot is just measurable. Letterbomb is also my absolute favourite Green Day song, it is just an absolutely certified banger.
Green Day announced this tour with the playing of DOOKIE and AMERICAN IDIOT in its entirety. They are the first to play two full albums entirely, and I’m so upset I did not catch them in the US, but yeah this is MONUMENTAL 🔥🤘🏻 Dookie for me is an insane album, a pivotal point in my life and my music pedigree, super happy you got to see that entirely played. I have seen Green Day 12 times since 1998 and I’ve heard all the songs from both albums 😊 Really happy you went Steve and so happy to know you are a big fan and had “the time of your life” ❤️
Definitely not the first to don’t albums in full, I saw New Found Glory play Self Titled and Sticks & Stones in full in Cardiff in 2017, then Sticks & Stones and Catalyst in full in Bristol on the same tour as they were changing it every night
I think they announced it a bit after the tour announcement. I remember saying to my partner when it got announced; "it wouldn't surprise me if they play American Idiot and Dookie in full with the milestones" then a few weeks later they announced it. So glad I got to see this show.
I assume you mean it's the first time they've done it, because they're definitely not the first band ever to play multiple albums live. One that comes to my head immediately is Between the Buried and Me, who have done it multiple times, but you could definitely go further back and find others.
First time seeing them and took my mum. Honestly I wish I could relive it over and over again. It has reignited my love for American Idiot - I felt 17 again.
I was at the show in Glasgow scotland and it was simply the greatest live show ive seen, with both dookie and american idot plus more from the new album and some from other albums. Insane
back in the mid 90s, green day would leave the stage, typically after basket case or paper lanterns, & tre cool would play all by myself alone with an electric guitar. then all the boys would come back to play dominated love slave from kerplunk, which also has tre cool singing & billie joe on drums there’s plenty of 90s footage of them on youtube & they’re all great
I was there, it was my first ever concert and I’ve already booked another one for Halloween. Best experience I’ve ever had!! Got a new t shirt and the lighting was incredible. Defo going next time they come! Although tickets for slipknot are sold out so next concert is sum 41! Happy anniversary DOOKIE and American Idiot 🔥
Great video. I’ve been a Green Day fan since I was 14 in 2009, they’ve been my favourite band since then. It’s so good to see them on top of their game right now. Saviors is their best album since 2009 maybe 2004. Can’t wait until they come to Australia 🇦🇺
I went to this tour too but in Manchester and I couldn’t agree more, unbelievable. I’m not sure I’ll ever see a concert again with a set list quite as iconic as that! It was literally a dream come true.
Saw this show at fenway. Was a dream come true to hear dookie and then to hear american idiot also was amazing. It was my 3rd green day concert. Saw the first one in 1998
I saw them in Toronto a few weeks ago and I agree with you completely. The show was amazing and huge energy but loved hearing 2 of my fave albums of all time! One of the best shows I have ever seen!
Thanks for taking me along with your experience, I've been a GD fan since their first album... yup... that old ha so this was fun to watch and your take on this cool music
The year was 1994. I have a vivid memory of me sitting in math class holding onto my walkman and my Dookie cassette tape, just waiting for the bell to ring so I can listen to my new album. « Longview » was my jam. This was the beginning of new-wave punk and I was so excited about this new sound. Never in my wildest dreams did I imagine the impact they would have 30 years later…
I remember sitting on my dad’s lap, watching Green Day music videos. I was 4 or 5 at the time. They are probably the most influential music group on my life.
im so glad im still 15 and i got to experience green day in their best shape ever. It's crazy how they can play 2h and 20/30 mins on every single date of the tour without making any mistakes at 50 years old. The show in milano was a BLAST
They were much better 25 years ago. Sorry. They are nothing compared to what they were. I saw them on their Dookie tour 94. Before they were political activists and writing thousands of horrible songs
I just saw the saviors tour last week and I still am blown away at their energy throughout the entire show. I could of collapsed trying to walk back to my hotel after the show, I don’t know how they did it, it was an incredible show to see, they were great!
I was there. It was my 6th Green Day show too, 19 years since my first at Milton Keynes. It was an incredible night. You're right that they do a lot of the same stuff at their shows, but honestly I don't care- I'm just happy to be there in their presence, and in that energy. I promised myself when I saw them that first time that I would see them at least once for each new tour. Though I would LOVE to see them at a secret/ intimate gig.
I think the repetition of their usual tricks is iconic because it is what makes them Green Day. Fans on stage, heeeeyyyyy ohhhhhhs, Billie Joe’s dramatic speeches, Tre’s weird antics and Mike Dirnting away, Time of your life at the end, the drunk bunny 🐰 It’s all just “them” and they’re so genuine, authentic and talented 💚
Oh man. Greenday were my absolute formative band growing up, and Dookie THE album. So disappointed I didn’t get to see this. I don’t normally watch videos like this, but your enthusiasm was super infectious- really sold the emotion.
I was at Wembley and it was incredible. They were awesome , the crowd were the best and when it was all lit up it was stunning. Loved it. I will never forget that night. ❤
This was my first ever concert and I loved it! I have the bug now and cannot wait to go see more live bands! Will 100% have to see Green Day live again at some point! Loved Green Day my whole life and it was amazing to see them perform at Wembley! Was the best day of my life!
I went to the 10th, 11th and 12th (Rock am Ring, Hamburg and Arnhem) Green Day show this year. I always said they never can top their shows from 2009/2010 shows. They never disappointed me live even after these tours. You know what? With this tour, they even topped all their previous tour! It was the best tour I‘ve ever been to! And I‘m pretty sure they will top themselves again with their upcoming tour, because Green Day they always bring out new ideas and still giving their best even in their 50s and I‘m happy for them most of the reviews are positive because they deserved it! I can‘t wait to see them again and already miss them! Greetings from Germany, such a good review :)
I’ve been trying to watch greenday live for about 10 years and have bought tickets 6 times but because of exams and injuries missed out and to finally see them on this tour was the best night of my life
I so agree! This video has perfectly captured what I thought! I didn’t go, as I live in another country but it’s amazing how much. They play with not only quality, but quantity. And they are truely amazing guys.
I was there! And also at the Isle of Wight Festival the week before - my first two Green Day concerts and hopefully not the last. A wonderful night. I was euphoric. Oh and they did All By Myself at the IoW as well, but I think doing it live is a new thing for this tour.
The concert that started my obsession with live shows was seeing Sevendust live, since then I’ve been making it my mission to see all my favorite bands, Green Day was my most recent concert back in August of 2024 and it was the most fun I’ve had at any concert so far
Green Day quite literally loves rock and roll. It is their life and they talk about how eternally grateful they are to be able to do this. They will never slack or play a half-ass show.
First time seeing Green Day was in 2006 during their American idiot tour. Best show ever! They’re still killing it til today, seeing them in September!
I’m insanely excited to see them live in September, Dookie and American Idiot are the two albums that got me into Green Day and now I’m gonna be able to see both live
I saw them in Glasgow on the 25th of June, it was mental! I was supoosed to see them in 2017 but they pulled out last minute, so needless to say, when I heard they were playing Bellahouston Park, I just had to go! They got a fan onstage to play Dilemma with them, as well as the fan onstage during Know Your Enemy, which was fantastic! And the fact they did Dookie and American Idiot all the way through was just mind blowing! The set dressing with the mushroom cloud and the hand grenade was gorgeous and was complimented very nicely by the pyro. Even managed to catch some of the confetti shot out during St. Jimmy. This was well worth the seven year wait, finally got to heal my inner fourteen year old. Thank you Green Day for giving me the chance to live the memory I missed out on years ago!
I was at Bellahouston too for this. I’ve seen plenty of anniversary tours, but two albums (two incredible albums) both being played with the same energy as if they had just come out was wonderful. This one will live long in the memory. Shout out to Nothing But Thieves too for supporting. They were fantastic
I remember Green day touring proper small scene venues before along with the Dookie album they was put on the road opening for Die Toten Hosen. So the german bands huge pull combined with MTV & Viva propelled them to have the same pull just international. So conquering Europe had to do with good management and booking work too, not just the Band being stardom material. But like Nirvana they turned from proper Underground into everybodies darling within a year or so. Must be such a deep game changer on the whole range of that magnitute of Experience.
I saw them during a festival for the first time last year, and they blew me away. They sounded so badass live, and while the only song i really knew was holiday (since our pep band plays that song) as well as 21 guns, it was still the most epic thing id ever been to, and Jesus of Suburbia hearing that song for the first time, and live at that also blew me away. Like they went on for 9 minutes with no breaks? That shit was so insane. After that i ended up becoming a really big fan and did a lot of deep dives into their discography, and a bunch of videos of the guys fooling around. I saw them again September this year, so it was awesome to sing along to most of the lyrics now that i knew them.. though it was also freaking September so it gave literal meaning to Wake Me Up When September Ends... so it was extra cathartic and meaningful just because of the time,.. and boy was it a hell of a time. Everyone was singing along to that song, and i cried a little... I also lost my shit when Tre came out on stage in that robe prancing and singing all by myself, that was so funny... thiugh also getting to hear songs like Letterbomb, Minority, Welcome to Paradise, and man i didnt expect to become so emotionally attached to Whatsername but man it hit hard, not just sounding good live, but i ended up listening to that song on repeat the whole way home, and the rest of the next week... I think it just resonated with my feelings of having to leave behind the adreneline and magical, harmonious world of the concert atmosphere to get back to the uneventful, reality we live in. The regrets were so useless in my mind, though i did end up recording a piano cover for it, and attempted singing, which really helped me get over the post-concert depression. Though man, i think im never gonna be able to go to a concert that will ever top this one... i honestly wish i could have seen the milton keynes one.. the holiday live performance from bullet and a bible goes hard.... but the concert i went to for saviors tour was the best i went to, and i doubt there will be one better than that...
I agree with everything you say! I saw Green Day in Milan and I had so much fun that I had to go back and see them in Wembley. I would go again to another gig of this same setlist if I had the opportunity!
I saw them in Phoenix, AZ for the Savior's Tour... It was absolutely amazing and honestly one of the best, if not THE Best, Concert I have ever been to. 🥰🤘🏼
I went to the show in Glasgow at Bellahouston Park. Best day of my life! My first ever international trip outside of Sweden. I am so happy I made the trip🥰 I've seen them twice before in Gothenburg and Stockholm back in 2017 during RevRad tour. Wanted to see them again in 2022 but I listened to someone elses advice about keeping my money (so glad that that person is no longer a big part of my life!) + that I also needed to work. I can definitely say that Bellahouston Park was so much more amazing than any other concert I've ever been to! I was not center of stage but I was all the way to the left and at barricade amongst 35000 people and it was so cool! And I got a pick from a guy named Sam in their crew (he saw my sign) during Minority😭 I'd do it all over again if I could. The trip left me broke. But, anything for my SAVIORS❣ Next year they've kept me alive for a decade and I couldn't be more thankful😭❤🩹
I was OBSESSED with them especially after American Idiot dropped (I think I was like 12 years old at the time) and finally got my chance to see them last weekend in Toronto on this tour. Hearing the album front to back along with several other hits was AMAZING. I've been to hundreds of shows (I'm into metalcore/deathcore) and I don't think anything comes close to this. It kicked ASS.
Going to see them in Toronto when their NA leg of the tour kicks off. It'll be my 4th Greenday show, and they've all bee unreal. Each time they played well over 2.5 hours. If you like even a little Greenday (they're my favourite band of all time) it's well worth it
Dude!!! That’s amazing. First concert twins 🤜🏻🤛🏻 Yeah I have enjoyed Bouncing Souls since that gig although their early material is not that accessible so took some getting into haha. But it was my first gig so they have a special place I my heart too.
I WAS THERE! First Green Day concert I’ve ever been to, and my daughters first ever concert. Got into Green Day when American Idiot came out, and I was about 12 years old. I had obviously heard other songs like Longview, Basket Case, but never really thought about it too much being only very young. It sounds cliche, but American Idiot really did change music for me forever, the way I listened and sought out new music, and my tastes for rock and punk music going forward. It was an amazing time and my daughter cried so much with excitement when they came out on stage (I also started crying 😂) a beautiful moment I will never forget.
I'm 54 and I loved every minute of the show in Kansas City. Extremely loud (made me dizzy!), but so perfect! I felt 19 again. I sang along with almost every song and was pretty tired by the end. :-D
I seen them in dublin , I love both those albums ( whatshername is my favourite green day song) they played a good few of the new songs aswell but hearing dookie and American idiot both live really boosted my love for those albums
I've seen Green Day 3 times live. BST Hyde Park 2017 on my birthday, Hella Mega Tour 2022 and Wembley. The later is my favourate gig out of the 3! Although my nan ringing me to wish me happy birthday while I was in the merch queue and then said merch queue spontaniously doing a rendition of "Happy Birthday" when they clocked what my chat was about I'll never forget.
i’m 13 and i’ve never been to a concert before, so when i found out that green say was playing dookie and ai in their entirety i freaked out, i told my parents and they all bought tickets for us. i’m so excited to see green day play those albums and to see the smashing pumpkins and rancid
It was the most awesome show I’ve ever been to. The longest, perhaps, also. It. Was. Fantastic. Never ever have I been able to sing along ALL SONGS in a concert.
I never knew Greenday had 7 to 10 min songs! I gotta go back and check them out! December 8th is my birthday just cool you had your first concert on a day i celebrate as well as a day that will always be important to you is cool 🤘
it's cool they're playing both albums in full, one of my favorite shows was the last time i saw the jonas brothers they played all 5 albums front to back it was incredible, they played every song they've ever released on a record label
I am the 420th comment which is fun. I just saw them in DC last night. I am excited to make a concert video later of all my favorite moments. I took my 6 year old on his bday yesterday. My wife in 2017 we saw them on her bday in DC too. So lucky. I got to go with one of my high school best friends too. I even ran into former students on the way home too.
i’ve always known green day was a fantastic live band, but people don’t realize how great they actually are even in their 50s. so many bands are washed up, but green day still got it & got better with time. such a class act
I like greenday buttttt imagine your grandfather coming out dressed up with make up on its a little weird to see them .. manson . And others at that age . You would think your grandparents lost it if they did that as much as ya wanna say it would be awesome. not really
Except this put their ridiculous political views anymore 😂, they are supposed to be against the system, now they are dnc shils
yup. i remember the Pop Disaster Tour in 2002 was the proving ground that their shows are still worth going to. while Blink-182 was the main event then, Green Day just proved that you can experience the fervor of a punk rock show (more specifically the 924 Gilman Street venue's vibes) when they ascend the stage
Oh my god they’re in their fifties?😟
@@TheEngdannone of them are grandads and don’t really wear make up. They’re all in better shape than most of the crowd and are selling out and smashing the life out of stadiums all over the world for 2 and a half hours every night. How on earth is that a bad thing 😆
I was there and was absolutely blown away by not just the Band, but also the production quality of the stage. Felt really special seeing those 2 albums played.
I’m really hoping this gets released as a live cd/dvd
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I was there, took my girlfriend to her first green day concert, she broke down during wake me up when September ends and is now a fully converted fan
@@davidodoherty8971 ahh that’s real nice to hear. That song hits live.
I LOVED that song since it came out.
Until, I literally lost my mother in September 2016.
It became so hard to listen to it again until recently.
I can relate to Billie’s loss and pain in losing a parent in that month.
Still a great song and as an aspiring vocalist myself, I want to do a cover! ❤
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Thank you for this video!
Got me clicking Subscribe after hearing your positive opinion of their show and LETTERBOMB ! 💣 ❤
I was OBSESSED with them as a teen and still love them.
Seen them live 2x and my sister got pulled up onstage by Billie himself !
It’s on YT to prove this lol
I look forward to future uploads of your adventures and opinions of it! 🫶🏼
i also broke down during wake me up when September ends aswell 😂
Actually a phenomenal show! I can't believe how quickly it all flew by. They're all fantastic musicians
@@KaiRossBest true indeed!
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I've been to many concerts. Came to see Pumpkins but Green Day was my best concert in decade.
I hadn't seen my brother for 4 yrs and then we went to this. Greenday got us both playing guitar back in the day. I was sobbing on the train on the way home. I will never forget that gig. Overwhelming joy, there are no words.
Oh dude, this is such a lovely story. Thank you for sharing! Music is a wonderful uniting force.
@@SteveOGRock yeah man, just so glad it all played out that way
Tre doing All By Myself is such a freakin treat wow!! Thanks for sharing, this tour would've been so great to attend, the nostalgia is massiveeeeee
i was there!!! i was the only one stood up in my area for letterbomb and i was having the time of my life, to hear my favourite song live that i’ve loved since i was a kid was a dream come true, it was the best night i could ever imagine i loved it!!!!!!
@@ianek3289 ahhhh that’s so cool! I adore that song. It’s a belter.
Ahhh really?! No one was seated in my section. I was dancing like I was in the pit haha
@@LunaMill. i was so disappointed by everyone around me they only seemed to know the hits😭, some guy next to me had an ipad with the lyrics to basket case on i thought that was quite funny
Great review and totally agree. Words like 'wow' and 'awesome' have been said multiple times about this show. It was my first time seeing them (I'm 53), and my 20 year old son came too. He doesn't think he'll see them again purely because he can't see them beating this one. Someone who attended 2 other times this tour said Wembley was something else. I wouldn't be surprised if years from now critics are calling this show one of the greatest ever - not just of this band. I had such an amazing time and am still on a high from it as I write this 5 days afterwards. I said after about 6 songs that we'd already got our money's worth. We feel privileged and special to have been there.
I’m so glad to hear about your positive experience too. It was an amazing show indeed.
I did other shows on this tour and that wembley gig was special
I just seen myself in the crowd from your clip lol What an amazing experience this was best concert I've been too ever!!!!!
Haha nice!
It's 26 years since me, and my brother saw Green Day at Rock City in Nottingham. It was my first gig. seeing them again with my brother was so special. I loved every moment and I'm so grateful to my brother for subbing me the ticket last year when I couldn't afford it. Love you Bro.
I was at the Wembley show and I’ve already watched it back twice through people on YT it was that good. Banger after banger 💥
I have never seen Greenday live but thats changing next month February in Bangkok. I am listening to Greenday a long time and yes I am old in my sixties but so much looking forward to this. Thanks for the review.
It was such an incredible show. I only really knew the American Idiot album when I went, but due to that concert, I fell in love with green day. And rewatching videos of the concert, it's strange how songs I didn't really recognise at the time suddenly became clearer in my memory after I had familiarised myself with the song. It was such an awesome concert, easily the best I've been to. Would love to see them again, although not sure how they could pull off another "greatest hits" tour after the Saviours Tour.
i already have my tickets to see them on this tour later this year, it will be my first time seeing them live, and now im even more excited for the show, hopefully my experience will be as great as yours.
Incredible show. My first Green Day gig but I've seen many of the great stadium bands over the years. This show was easily up there as one of the best I've been to!
I'm 15 and I i was there, Green day are my favourite band and that was the best night of my life
A band IS you favorite, because it is a single group of people.
Your review sums up exactly how I felt after seeing them in Dublin. To hear American Idiot in full, was an almost indescribable experience. It was the first punk/rock album I listened to and from that went on to get into heavier and heavier music but American Idiot will always be that album that put me on the path of rock and metal music. Dookie was amazing too but the nostalgia I have for American Idiot is just measurable. Letterbomb is also my absolute favourite Green Day song, it is just an absolutely certified banger.
Yesssss Letterbomb ftw
Green Day announced this tour with the playing of DOOKIE and AMERICAN IDIOT in its entirety. They are the first to play two full albums entirely, and I’m so upset I did not catch them in the US, but yeah this is MONUMENTAL 🔥🤘🏻
Dookie for me is an insane album, a pivotal point in my life and my music pedigree, super happy you got to see that entirely played. I have seen Green Day 12 times since 1998 and I’ve heard all the songs from both albums 😊
Really happy you went Steve and so happy to know you are a big fan and had
“the time of your life” ❤️
Definitely not the first to don’t albums in full, I saw New Found Glory play Self Titled and Sticks & Stones in full in Cardiff in 2017, then Sticks & Stones and Catalyst in full in Bristol on the same tour as they were changing it every night
I think they announced it a bit after the tour announcement. I remember saying to my partner when it got announced; "it wouldn't surprise me if they play American Idiot and Dookie in full with the milestones" then a few weeks later they announced it. So glad I got to see this show.
The us tour is starting soon??
I assume you mean it's the first time they've done it, because they're definitely not the first band ever to play multiple albums live. One that comes to my head immediately is Between the Buried and Me, who have done it multiple times, but you could definitely go further back and find others.
It’s cause it’s dookies 30th anniversary and American idiots 20th anniversary
First time seeing them and took my mum. Honestly I wish I could relive it over and over again. It has reignited my love for American Idiot - I felt 17 again.
@@TheShellywellywoo yeah absolutely, it definitely dialled back the biological clock in my mind too like a time machine. So cool.
I was at the show in Glasgow scotland and it was simply the greatest live show ive seen, with both dookie and american idot plus more from the new album and some from other albums. Insane
Travelled from Norway to watch this. I have loved Green Day since forever. This truly made my dreams come true.
back in the mid 90s, green day would leave the stage, typically after basket case or paper lanterns, & tre cool would play all by myself alone with an electric guitar. then all the boys would come back to play dominated love slave from kerplunk, which also has tre cool singing & billie joe on drums
there’s plenty of 90s footage of them on youtube & they’re all great
@@izzey0729 oh really? Haha that’s amazing.
I was there, it was my first ever concert and I’ve already booked another one for Halloween. Best experience I’ve ever had!! Got a new t shirt and the lighting was incredible. Defo going next time they come! Although tickets for slipknot are sold out so next concert is sum 41! Happy anniversary DOOKIE and American Idiot 🔥
Great video. I’ve been a Green Day fan since I was 14 in 2009, they’ve been my favourite band since then.
It’s so good to see them on top of their game right now. Saviors is their best album since 2009 maybe 2004.
Can’t wait until they come to Australia 🇦🇺
Just saw them in Washington DC opening night on the US tour - friggin awesome! Nice recap from Wembley - thanks!
I went to this tour too but in Manchester and I couldn’t agree more, unbelievable. I’m not sure I’ll ever see a concert again with a set list quite as iconic as that! It was literally a dream come true.
Saw them in Dublin and they were absolutely amazing. Best concert I've ever been to, over taking the MCR reunion tour
W take man! My favorite band forever and always. They’re the best to ever do it at this caliber
Saw this show at fenway. Was a dream come true to hear dookie and then to hear american idiot also was amazing. It was my 3rd green day concert. Saw the first one in 1998
Homecoming is both mine and my brother's favourite Green Day song, we knew we needed to see this tour 😄
Was there with my brother it was the first time we’ve ever seen Green Day live and what a great show, from start to finish was something else 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
Noice!
I saw them in Toronto a few weeks ago and I agree with you completely. The show was amazing and huge energy but loved hearing 2 of my fave albums of all time! One of the best shows I have ever seen!
Thanks for taking me along with your experience, I've been a GD fan since their first album... yup... that old ha so this was fun to watch and your take on this cool music
Also kinda like you, Christy Road from Kurplunk started my musical journey.. thought i'd throw that in ha.. cheers.
Man. Thanks for this review. Gave me the chills just getting all this details ! Hope I get to see this someday !!
The year was 1994. I have a vivid memory of me sitting in math class holding onto my walkman and my Dookie cassette tape, just waiting for the bell to ring so I can listen to my new album. « Longview » was my jam. This was the beginning of new-wave punk and I was so excited about this new sound. Never in my wildest dreams did I imagine the impact they would have 30 years later…
Oh gosh! That’s awesome 🤘🏻
I remember sitting on my dad’s lap, watching Green Day music videos. I was 4 or 5 at the time. They are probably the most influential music group on my life.
im so glad im still 15 and i got to experience green day in their best shape ever. It's crazy how they can play 2h and 20/30 mins on every single date of the tour without making any mistakes at 50 years old. The show in milano was a BLAST
Good for😊 you.. I'll never be able to see green day 😢
@@appleitreewhy not?
They were much better 25 years ago. Sorry. They are nothing compared to what they were. I saw them on their Dookie tour 94. Before they were political activists and writing thousands of horrible songs
@@JJayDevilAw look, a fake fan. How cute!
@@thesquishyfishy yes i see many here
I’m seeing them for the first time in September and I know it’s gonna be awesome!!
I just saw the saviors tour last week and I still am blown away at their energy throughout the entire show. I could of collapsed trying to walk back to my hotel after the show, I don’t know how they did it, it was an incredible show to see, they were great!
I was there. It was my 6th Green Day show too, 19 years since my first at Milton Keynes. It was an incredible night.
You're right that they do a lot of the same stuff at their shows, but honestly I don't care- I'm just happy to be there in their presence, and in that energy. I promised myself when I saw them that first time that I would see them at least once for each new tour. Though I would LOVE to see them at a secret/ intimate gig.
Milton Keynes was excellent ✅
I think the repetition of their usual tricks is iconic because it is what makes them Green Day. Fans on stage, heeeeyyyyy ohhhhhhs, Billie Joe’s dramatic speeches, Tre’s weird antics and Mike Dirnting away, Time of your life at the end, the drunk bunny 🐰 It’s all just “them” and they’re so genuine, authentic and talented 💚
Oh man. Greenday were my absolute formative band growing up, and Dookie THE album. So disappointed I didn’t get to see this. I don’t normally watch videos like this, but your enthusiasm was super infectious- really sold the emotion.
They are amazing I’m hoping to see them in Boston!
That pretty much sums up the night I had last Saturday. I don't think Green Day will top that ever. What a moment it was. Great review.
I was at Wembley and it was incredible. They were awesome , the crowd were the best and when it was all lit up it was stunning.
Loved it. I will never forget that night. ❤
This was my first ever concert and I loved it! I have the bug now and cannot wait to go see more live bands! Will 100% have to see Green Day live again at some point! Loved Green Day my whole life and it was amazing to see them perform at Wembley! Was the best day of my life!
I was there, and it was one of the best nights of my life. I still can't believe that I was lucky enough to experience it!
Was a great gig, so grateful to have been there and had such an awesome time!
I went to the 10th, 11th and 12th (Rock am Ring, Hamburg and Arnhem) Green Day show this year. I always said they never can top their shows from 2009/2010 shows. They never disappointed me live even after these tours. You know what? With this tour, they even topped all their previous tour! It was the best tour I‘ve ever been to! And I‘m pretty sure they will top themselves again with their upcoming tour, because Green Day they always bring out new ideas and still giving their best even in their 50s and I‘m happy for them most of the reviews are positive because they deserved it! I can‘t wait to see them again and already miss them!
Greetings from Germany, such a good review :)
I’ve been trying to watch greenday live for about 10 years and have bought tickets 6 times but because of exams and injuries missed out and to finally see them on this tour was the best night of my life
I so agree! This video has perfectly captured what I thought! I didn’t go, as I live in another country but it’s amazing how much. They play with not only quality, but quantity. And they are truely amazing guys.
I am so excited for this! August cannot come soon enough!
Lovely review! So glad you had a great time!
Going to the show in Seattle this September , can’t wait !
I was there! And also at the Isle of Wight Festival the week before - my first two Green Day concerts and hopefully not the last. A wonderful night. I was euphoric.
Oh and they did All By Myself at the IoW as well, but I think doing it live is a new thing for this tour.
The concert that started my obsession with live shows was seeing Sevendust live, since then I’ve been making it my mission to see all my favorite bands, Green Day was my most recent concert back in August of 2024 and it was the most fun I’ve had at any concert so far
I was at this gig too, but seated. Had a wonderful time 😊
Green Day quite literally loves rock and roll. It is their life and they talk about how eternally grateful they are to be able to do this. They will never slack or play a half-ass show.
First time seeing Green Day was in 2006 during their American idiot tour. Best show ever! They’re still killing it til today, seeing them in September!
I’m insanely excited to see them live in September, Dookie and American Idiot are the two albums that got me into Green Day and now I’m gonna be able to see both live
twas my first concert after being a fan since 7 years old (thanks dad) lol. 22 now and that day rocked my soul to the core.
That’s so cool 🤘🏻
I saw them in Glasgow on the 25th of June, it was mental! I was supoosed to see them in 2017 but they pulled out last minute, so needless to say, when I heard they were playing Bellahouston Park, I just had to go! They got a fan onstage to play Dilemma with them, as well as the fan onstage during Know Your Enemy, which was fantastic! And the fact they did Dookie and American Idiot all the way through was just mind blowing! The set dressing with the mushroom cloud and the hand grenade was gorgeous and was complimented very nicely by the pyro. Even managed to catch some of the confetti shot out during St. Jimmy. This was well worth the seven year wait, finally got to heal my inner fourteen year old. Thank you Green Day for giving me the chance to live the memory I missed out on years ago!
I was at Bellahouston too for this. I’ve seen plenty of anniversary tours, but two albums (two incredible albums) both being played with the same energy as if they had just come out was wonderful. This one will live long in the memory. Shout out to Nothing But Thieves too for supporting. They were fantastic
@@KingFunkinweren't they just? It was just mad!
I remember Green day touring proper small scene venues before along with the Dookie album they was put on the road opening for Die Toten Hosen. So the german bands huge pull combined with MTV & Viva propelled them to have the same pull just international. So conquering Europe had to do with good management and booking work too, not just the Band being stardom material. But like Nirvana they turned from proper Underground into everybodies darling within a year or so.
Must be such a deep game changer on the whole range of that magnitute of Experience.
I saw them during a festival for the first time last year, and they blew me away. They sounded so badass live, and while the only song i really knew was holiday (since our pep band plays that song) as well as 21 guns, it was still the most epic thing id ever been to, and Jesus of Suburbia hearing that song for the first time, and live at that also blew me away. Like they went on for 9 minutes with no breaks? That shit was so insane. After that i ended up becoming a really big fan and did a lot of deep dives into their discography, and a bunch of videos of the guys fooling around. I saw them again September this year, so it was awesome to sing along to most of the lyrics now that i knew them.. though it was also freaking September so it gave literal meaning to Wake Me Up When September Ends... so it was extra cathartic and meaningful just because of the time,.. and boy was it a hell of a time. Everyone was singing along to that song, and i cried a little... I also lost my shit when Tre came out on stage in that robe prancing and singing all by myself, that was so funny... thiugh also getting to hear songs like Letterbomb, Minority, Welcome to Paradise, and man i didnt expect to become so emotionally attached to Whatsername but man it hit hard, not just sounding good live, but i ended up listening to that song on repeat the whole way home, and the rest of the next week... I think it just resonated with my feelings of having to leave behind the adreneline and magical, harmonious world of the concert atmosphere to get back to the uneventful, reality we live in. The regrets were so useless in my mind, though i did end up recording a piano cover for it, and attempted singing, which really helped me get over the post-concert depression. Though man, i think im never gonna be able to go to a concert that will ever top this one... i honestly wish i could have seen the milton keynes one.. the holiday live performance from bullet and a bible goes hard.... but the concert i went to for saviors tour was the best i went to, and i doubt there will be one better than that...
Finally seeing someone actually mention Letterbomb!!! Getting to hear that one live in Arnhem felt so special!
@@samduymelinck such a great song
I agree with everything you say! I saw Green Day in Milan and I had so much fun that I had to go back and see them in Wembley. I would go again to another gig of this same setlist if I had the opportunity!
I saw them in Phoenix, AZ for the Savior's Tour... It was absolutely amazing and honestly one of the best, if not THE Best, Concert I have ever been to. 🥰🤘🏼
Wish I'd been there but thank god for you tube Green Day are my favorites for 20 years now
I went to the show in Glasgow at Bellahouston Park. Best day of my life!
My first ever international trip outside of Sweden. I am so happy I made the trip🥰
I've seen them twice before in Gothenburg and Stockholm back in 2017 during RevRad tour.
Wanted to see them again in 2022 but I listened to someone elses advice about keeping my money (so glad that that person is no longer a big part of my life!) + that I also needed to work.
I can definitely say that Bellahouston Park was so much more amazing than any other concert I've ever been to! I was not center of stage but I was all the way to the left and at barricade amongst 35000 people and it was so cool! And I got a pick from a guy named Sam in their crew (he saw my sign) during Minority😭
I'd do it all over again if I could. The trip left me broke. But, anything for my SAVIORS❣
Next year they've kept me alive for a decade and I couldn't be more thankful😭❤🩹
I was OBSESSED with them especially after American Idiot dropped (I think I was like 12 years old at the time) and finally got my chance to see them last weekend in Toronto on this tour. Hearing the album front to back along with several other hits was AMAZING. I've been to hundreds of shows (I'm into metalcore/deathcore) and I don't think anything comes close to this. It kicked ASS.
I was there! It was my 5th Green Day show, with my first being in 2000 or 2001 for the Warning tour ☺️
One of the best nights of my life for sure! had an absolute blast seeing my favorite album of all time American Idiot in full
Going to see them in Toronto when their NA leg of the tour kicks off. It'll be my 4th Greenday show, and they've all bee unreal. Each time they played well over 2.5 hours. If you like even a little Greenday (they're my favourite band of all time) it's well worth it
That’s nuts, that was my first concert too. December 8th 2000, Bouncing Souls supported! My favourite band ever, can’t beleive that was 24 years ago
Dude!!! That’s amazing. First concert twins 🤜🏻🤛🏻 Yeah I have enjoyed Bouncing Souls since that gig although their early material is not that accessible so took some getting into haha. But it was my first gig so they have a special place I my heart too.
Went to Saviors tour show last night Queens New York Citifield. Amazing show. These guys always put on a great performance
I am going to see them in DC later this month. I saw them perform Dookie entirely in Belgrade in 2014. I can’t wait!
I was there too - my second time seeing them. Unbelievable performance. Loved every single second.
Lol… just 6 times??! 😂. Great review. Those guys r amazing
saw them here on marlay park a week ago, they played almost 30 songs, standing in line raining waiting for 5hrs and it was all worth it 🎉
I WAS THERE!
First Green Day concert I’ve ever been to, and my daughters first ever concert.
Got into Green Day when American Idiot came out, and I was about 12 years old. I had obviously heard other songs like Longview, Basket Case, but never really thought about it too much being only very young.
It sounds cliche, but American Idiot really did change music for me forever, the way I listened and sought out new music, and my tastes for rock and punk music going forward.
It was an amazing time and my daughter cried so much with excitement when they came out on stage (I also started crying 😂) a beautiful moment I will never forget.
Ahhh that’s so sweet to hear. How cool for you 💙
I went to my first ever concert which was the green day held in bellahouston park and I really had the time of my life, it was an amazing concert
I'm 54 and I loved every minute of the show in Kansas City. Extremely loud (made me dizzy!), but so perfect! I felt 19 again. I sang along with almost every song and was pretty tired by the end. :-D
HELL YEAH. I’m seeing them in San Francisco. Hopefully we’ll get a encore.
I seen them in dublin , I love both those albums ( whatshername is my favourite green day song) they played a good few of the new songs aswell but hearing dookie and American idiot both live really boosted my love for those albums
I've seen Green Day 3 times live. BST Hyde Park 2017 on my birthday, Hella Mega Tour 2022 and Wembley. The later is my favourate gig out of the 3! Although my nan ringing me to wish me happy birthday while I was in the merch queue and then said merch queue spontaniously doing a rendition of "Happy Birthday" when they clocked what my chat was about I'll never forget.
Haha that’s brilliant
90000 people singing along with me and my kid to all Greenday's favourites. Good memories.
i’m 13 and i’ve never been to a concert before, so when i found out that green say was playing dookie and ai in their entirety i freaked out, i told my parents and they all bought tickets for us. i’m so excited to see green day play those albums and to see the smashing pumpkins and rancid
I went to London from germany for 3 days to see Green Day and it was so extremely worth it, incredible show and very beautiful city :)
@@huearolo9790 🇩🇪🤘🏻
They’ve played All By Myself many times live before. The string arrangement for it is what made it different and interesting.
I was at this gig but couldn’t see the stage as my seat was at such a sharp angle!
Was at Wembley- absolutely loved it.
It was the most awesome show I’ve ever been to. The longest, perhaps, also. It. Was. Fantastic. Never ever have I been able to sing along ALL SONGS in a concert.
I saw them in Hamburg, Germany on June 11th. They were amazing :) !!!
my voice was dead by the end of the consert. loved it
The band Archive does a series of double shows in various cities across Europe next year, playing 4 of their albums in full (2 each night).
It was actually such a good idea to do these two albums and sprinkle in some new ones
I was there and I loved it! ❤
I never knew Greenday had 7 to 10 min songs! I gotta go back and check them out! December 8th is my birthday just cool you had your first concert on a day i celebrate as well as a day that will always be important to you is cool 🤘
it's cool they're playing both albums in full, one of my favorite shows was the last time i saw the jonas brothers they played all 5 albums front to back it was incredible, they played every song they've ever released on a record label
What! That is absolutely unbelievable. Fairplay the Jonas Brothers 👏🏻
I am the 420th comment which is fun. I just saw them in DC last night. I am excited to make a concert video later of all my favorite moments. I took my 6 year old on his bday yesterday. My wife in 2017 we saw them on her bday in DC too. So lucky. I got to go with one of my high school best friends too. I even ran into former students on the way home too.
Watched them play both albums last night at fenway. It was great