In June 2005, at the peak of the American Idiot Tour—the most massive in Green Day's history, drawing 1.2 million worldwide—the band played two sold-out shows at Milton Keynes National Bowl in England, where 130,000 attendees on June 18–19 witnessed a spectacle later released as Bullet in a Bible, their first official concert film and album. The 90-minute set, captured professionally with 40 cameras and 120-channel audio, embodied tour climax: Billie Joe Armstrong's charisma and Mike Dirnt's guitar riffs delivered the full American Idiot plus classics like "Basket Case" and "Longview", sparking massive sing-alongs under summer skies. Featuring fan onstage moments and a Queen "We Are the Champions" cover, this show underscored Green Day's punk revival pioneer role, turning the open-air bowl into a realm of collective rebellion.