Green Day to Headline Climate Justice Benefit Concert in San Francisco

The iconic punk band partners with the United Nations Human Rights and the Recording Academy for a special event on April 2.

Green Day will perform a benefit concert at The Fillmore in San Francisco on April 2 to raise awareness and funds for climate justice initiatives.
The concert is part of a series of Mini Global Climate Concerts, co-hosted by the United Nations Human Rights and the Recording Academy.
Proceeds will benefit United Nations Human Rights climate justice initiatives and the MusiCares climate fund to assist musicians affected by climate change.
Ultra Q, an alternative rock band fronted by Green Day's Billie Joe Armstrong’s son Jakob Danger, will open for Green Day.
The event aims to leverage Green Day's influence to bring attention to the impact of climate change on people and the environment.