Green Day's Billie Joe Armstrong Discusses Emo Revival and Upcoming Album

Armstrong shares insights on the resurgence of emo music and his experiences in London while recording 'Saviors', set for release on January 19.

Green Day's frontman, Billie Joe Armstrong, has expressed his thoughts on the current revival of emo music, noting the sudden resurgence of the genre and the role of streaming services and viral trends in its popularity.
Armstrong highlighted the example of the band, the Walters, which disbanded four years ago, but has recently seen one of their songs gain widespread attention.
During the band's time in London recording their upcoming album 'Saviors', Armstrong attended numerous football games, including those of Millwall F.C., which he likened to being at a big rock concert.
'Saviors', Green Day's new album, is set to be released on January 19.
Armstrong also discussed the band's upcoming tour with The Smashing Pumpkins, Rancid and The Linda Lindas, which will commemorate the 30th anniversary of their breakthrough album 'Dookie' and the 20th anniversary of 'American Idiot'.