Thirty years ago, “Dookie” catapulted Green Day from DIY shows at 924 Gilman to national fame. Now, the band is going back to their lo-fi roots — and then a good deal further. While other A-list acts stop at remastering their classic albums,

Fans of Green Day are in for a treat, as the punk band is releasing limited edition merchandise in the form of a Game Boy Cartridge.

Green Day are celebrating the 30th anniversary of Dookie with a peculiar new version of the iconic record. Announced today, Dookie Demastered features the album’s 15 tracks released through various formats such as 8-track,

Green Day are betting you’ve never seen an album re-release quite like this. The Bay Area pop-punk trio are bringing back 1994’s Dookie in a manner in which you’d never expect – through a Teddy Ruxpin bear,