In September 2012, American punk-rock band Green Day—at the peak of their promo campaign for the ¡Uno!, ¡Dos!, ¡Tré! trilogy (2012), marking a return to roots after a 5-year hiatus—delivered an exclusive concert at Irving Plaza, New York's legendary 1,000-capacity club, as part of the Nokia Music streaming launch in partnership with AT&T. The 90-minute set, captured professionally for YouTube and Nokia, embodied tour climax, with Billie Joe Armstrong's charisma and Mike Dirnt's guitar riffs powering classics like "Welcome to Paradise", "American Idiot", and "Boulevard of Broken Dreams", plus ¡Uno! tracks and an AC/DC "Highway to Hell" cover, igniting euphoria among a sold-out crowd gathered via ticket giveaway. As a rare artifact of their underground resurgence, this show highlighted Green Day's punk revival pioneer role, turning the club into a realm of collective rebellion.