Whether you’re a punk-rock fan or a millennial, it’s time to rejoice for a night of spectacular performances. American band Green Day will visit Macau for a concert in 2025. The trio will bring their The Saviours Tour to Macau after cities like Bangkok, Mumbai, and Kuala Lumpur.
Green Day personally confirmed the news through an Instagram Story on their channel. So, get your fringes ready for a high-energy show featuring iconic hits like ‘American Idiot’ and ‘Boulevard of Broken Dreams’.
Green Day to hold a concert in Macau in 2025 as part of The Saviours Tour
Relive the good ol’ days with Green Day as the trio make their way to Macau in 2025 for their The Saviours Tour. This comes after confirming their shows in Bangkok, Jakarta, Kuala Lumpur, Mumbai, and a few cities in Japan next year. Previously, the group toured around North America and Europe to support their 14th studio album ‘Saviours’. They are also celebrating the 30th and 20th anniversaries of the albums ‘Dookie’ and ‘American Idiot’.
As of now, the group only confirmed that they will visit Macau but no date or venue has been revealed. It’s been 15 years since Green Day last visited any cities in the Greater Bay Area. So, make sure to mark your calendars and follow this space for further details.
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An influential name in the punk-rock scene
Green Day was formed in 1987, consisting of lead vocalist Billie Joe Armstrong and bassist and backing vocalist Mike Dirnt. Meanwhile, drummer Tré Cool joined in 1990. Over their almost four-decade-long career, the group has become one of the most influential names in the punk-rock scene.
As of 2024, the group has sold about 75 million records worldwide, easily making them one of the best-selling music artists of all time. They also have 20 Grammy Award nominations, winning five of them.
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An introvert at heart, Jianne has an immense passion for storytelling. After working in Tokyo, this Filipino, Hong Kong-born native is back to tell stories about her home(s). When she’s not writing, you can find her looking for the best hojicha spots, binge-watching her comfort movies, or travelling solo.
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