Green Day at Woodstock ’94: From Muddy Chaos to Major‑Label Momentum

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The episode chronicles Green Day’s wild, pay‑per‑view performance at Woodstock ’94— how a mud‑slinging set captured MTV and MTV’s feed, drove a Reprise deal, and shifted the band from East Bay garage rockers into mainstream pop‑punk stardom while still holding fast to punk DIY principles.

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