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Green Day Reveal 21st Century Breakdown Release Date, Single

Sean Highkin·March 24, 2009


SPIN Magazine revealed today that Green Day’s new studio album, 21st Century Breakdown, their first in nearly five years since 2004’s Grammy-winning American Idiot, is due out on Friday, May 15th. SPIN also confirmed that the first single off the album will be “Know Your Enemy,” and will hit radio and digital retailers in mid-April.

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