Billie Joe Armstrong, Oakland and Too $hort

Green Day's Billie Joe Armstrong and Too $hort Invest in Oakland Minor League Baseball Team
The Hollywood Reporter revealed on Wednesday (March 5) that Armstrong has joined fellow Oaktown legend rapper Too $hort as part of the ownership
Welcome to Paradise? Billie Joe Armstrong Buys Stake in Minor League Baseball Team (Exclusive)
The privately owned club — it was founded by former head of comedy at Fusion Bryan Carmel and his Oakland boyhood friend and edtech entrepreneur Paul Freedman, with the help of outside investors — offered fans a chance to join a $1.2 million financing round last year. Some 2,200 of them signed up. A $2 million round is planned for this year.
Oakland Ballers add Too $hort and Billie Joe Armstrong to ownership group
Last summer, the Oakland Ballers — a Pioneer League baseball team that played its inaugural season in 2024 — welcomed more than 2,200 fans into its ownership group through a community investment round that raised $1.
Green Day's Billie Joe Armstrong, Too $hort join ownership group of Oakland's remaining baseball team
Green Day frontman Billie Joe Armstrong and rapper Too $hort are attempting to keep baseball alive in the Bay Area. The music icons are joining the ownership group of the Oakland Ballers, a new independent team attempting to keep baseball alive in the city.
Green Day's Billie Joe Armstrong Slams Trump, Musk At Concert, Asks Them To 'Shut The F*** Up' | Watch
Green Day frontman Billie Joe Armstrong told the crowd at his recent concert at Marvel Stadium in Melbourne that he wanted US President Donald Trump and Elon Musk to "shut the f*** up." Armstrong is a strong critic of Trump and Musk and has targeted them during his gigs.
Rapper Too $hort, Green Day’s Billie Joe Armstrong buy stake in minor league baseball team
Armstrong, 53, founded Green Day in 1987 with Mike Dirnt. The band has sold more than 85 million records worldwide and has won four Grammy Awards. Armstrong also won a Grammy for Best Musical Show Album for “American Idiot,” which also featured Green Day.
Billie Joe Armstrong and Too Short Join Oakland Ballers Ownership Group
The Oakland Ballers are getting ready for the new season by welcoming in a couple of new owners to the team in internationally renowned, yet local musicians Bil
Green Day’s Billie Joe Armstrong, rapper Too Short join Oakland Ballers’ ownership group
East Bay rap icon Too Short and Green Day frontman Billie Joe Armstrong are getting behind the Oakland Ballers. The team announced on Wednesday that the two internationally renowned
Billie Joe Armstrong invests in Oakland Ballers after months of criticizing A's
Billie Joe Armstrong spent most of last summer slamming the Oakland A’s in protest of their impending move to Las Vegas. Now, the Green Day frontman has found a new East Bay baseball team to throw his support behind.
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Green Day frontman calls J.D. Vance a “ret**d” to 60,000 fans at concert
Billie Joe Armstrong, the bisexual frontman of the rock band Green Day, called Vice President J.D. Vance a “r**ard” during a ...
Green Day calls Vice President Vance slur in rework of band's 2000s-era song
During a set in Melbourne, Australia, this weekend, Green Day changed the lyrics of one of their classic songs ...
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Green Day Changes “Jesus Of Suburbia” Lyric To Slam The Vice President: “Am I Re****ed Or Am I Just JD Vance?”
Green Day frontman Billie Joe Armstrong has never been shy about his political leanings. The 53-year-old has been very vocal ...
Oakland Athletics
OAKLAND — Seeking to raise $2 million in community investments, the Oakland Ballers of the Pioneer League added two celebrity ...
Opinion
‘No longer culturally relevant’: Green Day’s anti-Trump statement called out
To Di For’ podcast host Kinsey Schofield believes Green Day’s anti-Trump and Musk statement at a concert in Australia occurred because they are “no longer culturally relevant”. Green Day’s Billie Joe ...