Green Day Chicago tickets are up for grabs, so get hold of them at the earliest. The American rock outfit is taking its epic sound on the road and will be making stops in several cities including Dallas, Los Angeles, San Diego, Houston, and Seattle. In Chicago, they are scheduled to perform at the Wrigley Field. Since the release of their first extended play, 1000 Hours, the band members have clawed their way from the underground rock circuit to mainstream music, thanks to their incredible musicianship and infectious tracks. Having sold more than 85 million records worldwide, Green Day is popular for hit tracks like ‘Boulevard of Broken Dreams’ (2004), and ‘Basket Case’ (1994). If you are a fan of their music, then this concert will be a treat for you.

Purchase your Green Day Chicago tickets and head out to the arenas soon to catch your favorite childhood rock artists deliver an exhilarating show. This concert is not to be missed!

The Pop Punk Fans Form a Band

In 1986, childhood friends Mike Drint (bassist) and Billie Joe Armstrong (vocalist/guitarist) formed their first punk rock band, Sweet Children. In 1989, they changed the band’s name to Green Day and added another band member, John Kiffmeyer (drummer). They independently released their debut EP, 1000 Hours, that same year, which received positive reviews. Soon after, in 1990, the EP titled Slappy, and their first full length album, 39/Smooth, arrived.

Line up Changes

Shortly after Green Day’s first nationwide tour in 1990, their drummer left the band to enroll in the Humboldt State University. His position was temporarily filled by The Lookouts drummer (Tré Cool), who was later confirmed as a permanent member. They released their sophomore studio album, Kerplunk, in 1991, which sold more than 50,000 copies in the United States.

Storming into Mainstream Music

Their breakthrough album, Dookie, was released in 1994 and made waves in the industry.  The record went on to sell more than 10 million copies in the US. Green Day hit the peak of its career with its Grammy winning album American Idiot (2004). 25 years after their debut, the band finally made its way to the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame.

If you are a fan of rock music, then you cannot afford to miss out on this concert. So purchase your Green Day Chicago tickets today!