News about Mike Dirnt

Mike Dirnt, a co-founder of Green Day, reacted angrily to the band's decision to change the lyrics to their 2004 protest anthem American Idiot. Billie Joe Armstrong, frontman of the band's Rockin' Eve show, sang, "I'm not part of a MAGA program." Rather than "I'm not part of a redneck campaign," the band's Rockin' Eve showman performed, "I'm not involved in a MAGA campaign." The change seemed to be a dig at Donald Trump and his slogan during his 2016 presidential campaign and beyond: 'Make America Great Again.'

On Tuesday, Green Day supporters were treated to a pop-up performance on the subway in New York City. Billie Joe Armstrong, Mike Dirnt, and Tré Cool, all 51, were joined by Jimmy Fallon at the 47-50 Rockefeller Center station as they celebrated their greatest hits, per BrooklynVega. One fan who caught the set took to social media to announce a video and write, 'Leaving work and stumbled upon an impromptu #GreenDay concert in the subway.' One of the best rock center moments ever was.'

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Billie Joe Armstrong, a singer and guitarist from Green Day, was spotted on the beach in Miami by DailyMail.com. He was seen swimming in the ocean and showing off his numerous tattoos along his arms and chest. Armstrong and his wife Adrienne Armstrong swam in the VIP cabanas of their opulent beachfront hotel. Green Day bassist Mike Dirnt, 50, and his partner Brittney Cade were both on a Miami beach. Brittney, a cancer survivor, celebrated her body and rock legend Dirnt showed off his tattoos. Tré Cool, the only member of the legendary rock band, was missing.