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 Green Day's greatest

Posted by Loren on October 15, 2017

Green Day's greatest
Greatest Hits: God's Favourite Band

Green Day will release a greatest hits album this November titled Greatest Hits: God's Favourite Band. Out on Nov. 17, the album features 20 songs from their first 21 yerars as a band. 

The new album also has two new songs: one titled "Back In the USA" and a duet with Miranda Lambert titled "Ordinary World."

Green Day's last studio album was Revolution Radio (2015). Check out a full track listing below.

Track Listing

1. 2000 Light Years Away
2. Longview
3. Welcome To Paradise 
4. Basket Case
5. When I Come Around
6. She
7. Brain Stew 
8. Hitchin’ a Ride
9. Good Riddance (Time of Your Life)
10. Minority
11. Warning 
12. American Idiot
13. Boulevard of Broken Dreams
14. Holiday 
15. Wake Me Up When September Ends 
16. Know Your Enemy 
17. 21 Guns
18. Oh Love
19. Bang Bang
20. Still Breathing
21. Ordinary World (feat Miranda Lambert)
22. Back In The USA

Green Day's greatest
Greatest Hits: God's Favourite Band

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