Green Day banned from radio stations after calling US city a 's**thole' By Sharon Mai For Dailymail.Com Published: 22:22, 30 September 2024 | Updated: 22:22, 30 September 2024 e-mail View comments Green Day was banned from two local radio stations after calling the city, where those stations are based, 'a s**thole.' Earlier this month, the lead singer of the pop punk band, Billie Joe Armstrong , 52, performed and slammed the owner of Oakland Athletics for moving the team to a city he clearly dislikes.
Armstrong was performing at Oracle Park, the home of San Francisco Giants, alongside his bandmates, bassist and co-founder Mike Dirnt and drummer Tré Cool, when he made his disparaging comments. The pushback also comes shortly after the punk icons announced their first Australian tour in eight years but are now seeing the disgruntled reactions of their fans complaining over outrageous ticket prices . 'We don't take s*** from people like f***ing John Fisher,' Armstrong said about the GAP clothing heir and A's owner.
Green Day was banned from two local radio stations after calling the city, where those stations are based, 'a sh*thole'; pictured January 17 in New York City Read More Green Day frontman is slammed for holding up Donald Trump HEAD mask during DC concert Armstrong, who is an Oakland native and A's fan, added: 'I hate Las Vegas. It's the worst s***hole in America.' People in Sin City were duly insulted by the musician's remark.
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