Green Day, w/ The Smashing Pumpkins, Rancid, The Linda Lindas
T-Mobile Park, Seattle, WA
09.23.24
Green Day’s The Saviors Tour hit Seattle with a sold-out show that was as much a celebration of their history as it was a demonstration of their enduring punk rock energy. The real draw of the night wasn’t just their new album Saviors — it was the promise of Dookie, played in its entirety for the album’s 30th anniversary. And the band delivered, with fireworks, stage diving, and a perfect blend of nostalgia and high-octane performance that reminded us why Green Day are one of the most electrifying live acts around.
The night kicked off with a bombastic bang, literally. T-Mobile Park lit up as pyro exploded around the stage, with the iconic mushroom cloud backdrop — a direct nod to Dookie’s artwork — rising up behind drummer Tre Cool. From the get-go, it was clear: Green Day wasn’t just here to play songs, they were here to make a statement. To get the crowd ready for Dookie they played the opening song off Saviors ‘The American Dream is Killing Me”. A high energy power-packed and fire-fueled celebration of their recent album.
They kicked into Dookie in full, playing the album back-to-back, with almost no pauses.… More
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