Green Day Plays “Dookie” From Start to Finish Live

dookie green day On February 1, 1994, Green Day released one of the landmark albums of the 1990s, Dookie. At the time, you could not go anywhere without hearing “When I Come Around.” The album would become Green Day’s best-selling album. And even if I prefer their American Idiot (2004) album, there is no denying the impact or catchy hooks of Dookie.

It is hard to believe that it has been around two decades since the band released Dookie. In the video below from the 2013 Reading Festival (U.K.) performance at Brixton Academy, lead singer Billie Joe Armstrong reminded the audience of the upcoming anniversary of the album, and then he announced the band was going to play the entire album. Roll cameras.

Check out the whole performance below.

What is your favorite Green Day song? Leave your two cents in the comments.

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