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1,039/Smoothed Out Slappy Hours is a compilation of Green Day's 1990 debut, 39/Smooth, and their two follow up EPs, Slappy Hours and 1,000 Hours from back when they were an …

Green Day's sophomore album, Kerplunk!, was be their last record to be released on indie label Lookout! Records, but also their first to feature drummer Tré Cool. Stylistically, it doesn't …

Green Day's major label debut was Dookie, and what a debut it was. The album continued the pop punk sound of Green Day's previous two records, but also demonstrated their …

Green Day's 4th studio album, and the follow up to Dookie, was 1995's Insomniac. This record displayed a sudden departure from the light, pop punk sound of their previous releases. …

Nimrod, Green Day's 5th studio album, was less aggressive and more experimental than their previous record. It had a pop punk sound more like their earlier work, but rather than …

Warning, Green Day's 6th album, represents one of Green Day's most drastic stylistic departures. Whereas all of their previous albums had been straightforward punk rock focused on personal issues, Warning …

Lonely Island is back at it for YouTube Comedy Week with the official music video for "Diaper Money". The Wack Album is set for official release on June 11. Diaper …

John Fogerty was on the Late Show With David Letterman to perform a song from his upcoming album Wrote a Song for Everyone, which features big-name guest artists on many …

John Fogerty's new album Wrote a Song for Everyone was released this week. Though the album is mostly remakes of his old songs with new special guests, the song …

Mumford & Sons played the first of their three-night stint at the Greek Theater in Berkeley, California last night and treated the crowd to their acoustic cover of Bruce Springsteen's …