Green Day/Fall Out Boy/Weezer Tour is Being Heavily Teased

There are mega tours, and then there are “HELLA MEGA” tours like the one being teased featuring Green Day, Fall Out Boy and Weezer.

This tour rumor got started over the weekend when some very observant fans spotted a Billie Joe Armstrong comment that read “hella mega” on an Instagram post from actor Rainn Wilson where he also tagged Rivers Cuomo and Pete Wentz. To add more fuel to the speculation fire, fans found this video of Armstrong singing “Wake Me Up When September Ends,” but instead he sings “Wake me up on September 10th” while wearing a white t-shirt with “F.O.B.,” Weezer’s logo and the phrase “HELLA MEGA!” drawn on it. (Side note: Kudos to Tre Cool for the cameo and Animal House reference.)

Either way, all signs are pointing to a tour featuring these bands. At least we seemingly only have to wait until tomorrow (September 10) to find out the details.

Green Day’s ‘Dookie’: 7 Hidden Musical References on the Cover

• The University of California Marching Band

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  In an interview with 'Willamette Week' in 2014, Bucher said of his inclusion of the UC Berkeley Marching band, "They were always marching around playing. I thought they were pretty great."

• Black Sabbath’s “Black Sabbath”

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  The image used to represent Sabbath is a hybrid of Ozzy Osbourne and the woman on the cover of the metal band's self-titled debut. For good measure, next to the image is the opening lyric to the album, "What is this that stands before me?"

• Ramones’ ‘Rocket to Russia’

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  This is a significant deep cut. The Bad Year blimp's banner phrase "Eat at Chef Wong's" can be found on a t-shirt within the animation from the Ramones' third studio album 'Rocket to Russia.'
• Patti Smith’s ‘Easter’

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  In one of the open building windows on the cover of 'Dookie,' you'll find Patti Smith as shown on the cover of Patti Smith Group's 1978 album 'Easter.' If you look even closer, you can even see the shading of Smith visible armpit hair.

• Angus Young

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  Located just above Smith is Angus Young on top of a building as depicted on the cover of AC/DC's 1977 album 'Let There Be Rock.' Bucher said in his interview with 'Willamette Week' that he was listening to that album a lot around the time he drew the 'Dookie' artwork.

• Alex Chilton

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  There's no specific reason known as to why Big Star's Alex Chilton is featured in one of the open windows. Considering Bucher was listening to 'Let There Be Rock' at the time, it wouldn't be out of the ordinary to think he was listening to '#1 Record,' too.
• Fat Elvis

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  Because why not?