Green Day concert reviews and tour history

I was 16 and my friends and I bought tickets to see bad religion and Green Day at the Moore. Drove over from Eastern Washington and it was an amazing show, Eddie Vedder pushed past us and climbed up on stage to do American Jesus. We had just started listening to Green Day and they were crazy punk on stage. Spitting everywhere, catching it in their mouths. They were sloppy, loud, gross, and rad.

I was there and when Billy asked for someone to come up and break dance I was the guy that did it. I had just turned 21 and it was badass! I sucked at it and when Trey motioned me to get out the stage at Dove back into the crowd. In

This show will always have a special place in my heart as it was my first big rock concert and the inspiration for me to become a regular concertgoer. They brought multiple people on stage throughout the show including a kid to play the first half of "Jesus Of Suburbia" on guitar and two adults to sing a verse each of "Longview". They made the audience part of the show and even being way up in the nosebleeds, I felt just as much a part of it, which says something about Green Day as a live band. In other words, it was phenomenal!