Green Day, the iconic punk rock trio, were honored with a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame on May 1st.

The unveiling ceremony, which took place at 6212 Hollywood Boulevard near the famous Amoeba Music store, marked a significant milestone in the band’s illustrious career. The trio, consisting of frontman Billie Joe Armstrong, bassist Mike Dirnt, and drummer Tré Cool, received their 2,810th star, cementing their place among entertainment legends.

The event was emceed by TV presenter, DJ, and music executive Matt Pinfield, who made his first public appearance since suffering a stroke earlier this year. The ceremony saw several notable guests, including hip-hop icon Flava Flav and actor Ryan Reynolds, who shared a heartfelt tribute to the band. Reynolds notably referenced Green Day’s song “Good Riddance (Time of Your Life),” which was famously featured in the end credits of Deadpool and Wolverine.

During the event, Armstrong expressed his gratitude, saying, “This is kinda like being at your own funeral.” He thanked fans and supporters for their dedication, adding, “We love you guys so much.” Armstrong shared his personal reflections on Instagram, reminiscing about the band’s journey from their early days in 1987 and their humble beginnings in 1992. He also mentioned his mother, Ollie, who used to make spaghetti while the band jammed at his house in Rodeo, California.

Green Day’s honor coincides with the upcoming release of their deluxe edition of Saviors on May 23rd, which includes new tracks like “Smash It Like Belushi.” The band, who recently celebrated the anniversaries of American Idiot and Dookie, will also headline Download Festival 2025 in England.