Green Day have confirmed that they will be appearing at Reading Festival this weekend, to play their seminal 1994 album Dookie in full.
The band broke the news during an interview on last nights Radio 1. The rockers will call in at the festival on Saturday (August 23) as part of their current short European tour.
Fans will play an intimate show for fans tonight at London's O2 Shepherd's Bush Empire, where it is believed they will debut tracks from their forthcoming new albums.
Rumours began to emerge earlier this week when frontman Billie Joe Armstrong was spotted around London.
The singer has since posted a picture on Instagram with the caption: "Hello England! What rhymes with shredding ??!!"
¡Uno! comes out in the UK 24 September, followed by ¡Dos! on 12 November and ¡Tré! on 14 January
According to Entertainmentwise sources Green Day will take to the stage for a short set on Saturday (August 25).
This summer's Reading And Leeds Festivals will see The Cure, Foo Fighters and Kasabian will headlining the weekend, with The Vaccines, Enter Shikari, At The Drive-In, Bombay Bicycle Club, You Me At Six and All Time Low playing high profile slots.
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