This series of releases features the music and likenesses of the band Green Day, most notably in the standalone rhythm game Green Day: Rock Band and its Plus edition. It also includes UMD music video releases for the PlayStation Portable, such as Green Day: Bullet in a Bible.
The integration of the punk rock band's catalog into interactive media began with
Green Day: Bullet In A Bible [UMD] (2005), which brought their live concert documentary to the PlayStation Portable format. This multimedia release paved the way for a deeper collaboration with Harmonix, culminating in the 2010 rhythm game lineup.
In
Green Day: Rock Band (2010), players utilize instrument controllers to perform three of the band's landmark albums in their entirety:
Dookie,
American Idiot, and
21st Century Breakdown. The game features custom-designed venues that replicate significant eras in the band's history, including the Milton Keynes National Bowl. To expand player options,
Green Day: Rock Band Plus (2010) was released, offering a bundle that included a code to export the entire tracklist into other titles within the broader franchise. Additionally,
Green Day: Rock Band [Not For Resale] (2010) served as a promotional tool for retail demonstrations. These releases collectively represent a dedicated era of band-centric gaming, preserving the group's visual and musical history in an interactive format.