Green Day's music banned from radio due to Billie Joe Armstrong's cuss-filled outburst.

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September 30th 2024.

Green Day's music banned from radio due to Billie Joe Armstrong's cuss-filled outburst.
Billie Joe Armstrong, the lead singer of the popular rock band Green Day, recently caused a stir among his Las Vegas fans. It seems that the band has learned the hard way not to mess with the radio stations of Sin City. During a recent performance at San Francisco's Oracle Park, Armstrong launched into an expletive-filled rant about Las Vegas, causing intense backlash from locals.

The rant was sparked by the recent announcement that the Oakland Athletics, Armstrong's favorite baseball team, would be relocating to Las Vegas due to funding issues for a new stadium in Oakland. The team has since been approved for $380 million in public financing from the Nevada government to build their desired stadium on the Las Vegas strip, and they have temporarily relocated to West Sacramento while construction takes place.

However, this decision did not sit well with some fans, including Armstrong, who lashed out at the team's owner, American businessman John Fisher. In his rant, he also expressed his disdain for Las Vegas, calling it the "worst city in America." This outburst did not go over well with the locals, and multiple radio stations announced a ban on playing Green Day's music.

One of these stations, KOMP 92.3, took to Instagram to share a picture of the band with a large red cancellation symbol over it, announcing that they had pulled all Green Day songs from their playlist. This move was met with mixed reactions from fans, with some supporting the station's decision and others questioning the lack of freedom of speech.

KOMP 92.3 was not the only radio station to ban Green Day's music. X107.5 also announced that they were "breaking up" with the band completely due to Armstrong's comments. This is not the first time the singer has caused controversy with his bold statements, as earlier this year, he changed the lyrics of their hit song "American Idiot" to take a jab at then-President Donald Trump during a performance in Washington, DC.

It seems that Armstrong's outspoken nature has not only upset his Las Vegas fans but also caused tension within the band. This is not the first time the frontman has caused drama within the group, and it remains to be seen how they will handle this latest controversy. Regardless, it seems that Green Day has learned the hard way not to mess with the radio stations of Las Vegas.

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