Look Like Green Day In Your Very Own Green Day Mask

by Paul Cashmere on September 26, 2016

Green Day has released masks just in time for Halloween.

The Green Day masks featuring Billie-Joe Armstrong, Tre Cool and Mike Dirnt are available individually for $US44.99 ($AUD59) or $US119.99 ($AUD157).

Grab them at the Green Day store.

The Green Day masks debuted in the video ‘Bang Bang’, the first single from the upcoming ‘Revolution Radio’ album.

Green Day’s ‘Revolution Radio’ is the 12th album by the band and first since the ‘Uno’, ‘Dos’, ‘Tre’ trilogy of 2012. The album was recorded at Billie Joe Armstrong’s OTIS Studio on Oakland, California.

The third song from the album ‘Still Breathing’ premiered on the weekend.

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