Green Day Discography
39/Smooth (1990)
Punk roots. DIY vibes. Raw energy. Perfect for basement gigs. Punk rock seeds planted.
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Kerplunk (1991)
Indie darling. DIY charm. Vinyl collectors’ gem. Punk attitude meets catchy hooks. College radio favorite.
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Dookie (1994)
Breakthrough chaos. MTV explosion. Grammy win. Silly humor. Punk goes mainstream. Pop-punk revolution.
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Insomniac (1995)
Darker themes. Faster riffs. Angry punk. Album art controversy. Perfect for late-night angst.
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Nimrod (1997)
Genre experiment. Acoustic surprises. Hidden gems. The ultimate mixtape. Punk’s eclectic masterpiece.
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Warning (2000)
Acoustic shift. Mature themes. Divisive but bold. Punk’s unexpected turn. Socially conscious tunes.
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American Idiot (2004)
Political punk opera. Grammy glory. Rock opera genius. Bush-era rebellion. Punk’s epic narrative.
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21st Century Breakdown (2009)
Rock opera sequel. Ambitious story. Grammy win. Love and politics collide. Punk rock Broadway.
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¡Uno! (2012)
Power-pop punch. Trilogy kick-off. Fun and fast. Back to basics. Punk rock party starter.
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¡Dos! (2012)
Garage rock vibes. Gritty sound. Fun and loose. Party continues. Punk rock’s wild side.
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¡Tré! (2012)
Trilogy finale. Epic wrap-up. Emotional depth. Rock anthems. Punk rock’s grand conclusion.
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Revolution Radio (2016)
Comeback energy. Political punch. Punk anthems. Chart success. Punk’s rebellious spirit revived.
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Father of All… (2020)
High-energy blast. Retro vibes. Short and sweet. Punk rock’s fun side. Album art scandal.
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