Welcome to paradise, Green Day fans. The punk icons are producing a comedy movie inspired by their time living in a tour van during their early days as a rock trio. The film is called "New Years Rev," it's a comedy written and directed by Lee Kirk ("Ordinary World"),

A comedy movie inspired by (and developed with) Green Day is being produced by Live Nation Productions. Titled “New Years Rev,” the film is a coming-of-age story of three friends — played by Mason Thames, Kylr Coffman and Ryan Foust — who journey to Los Angeles, mistakenly believing that their band is opening for Green Day on New Year’s Eve.

Inspired by the punk band's early days, director Lee Kirk's feature 'New Years Rev' is currently in production.

Did you know Live Nation, the concert promoter, is in the movie business? The company is behind Rolling Loud, the upcoming Owen Wilson/Matt Rife film set at the titular hip-hop fest. And now Green Day are making their own Live Nation feature.

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Live Nation Productions produces music movies like A Star is Born, the David Bowie documentary Moonage Daydream, and Love, Lizzo. Coming next from the musical production company is a new comedy that’ll hit the heartstrings of Green Day fans.

Green Day is making its foray into the film industry with a new comedy project. The East Bay punk band is teaming up with Live Nation Productions for “New Years Rev,” a coming-of-age film inspired by the trio’s early touring experiences.