In August 2013, American punk-rock band Green Day—at the peak of the 99 Revolutions Tour supporting the Uno! Dos! Tré! trilogy (2012), marking a return to roots after a 5-year hiatus with Clash-inspired experiments—headlined Reading Festival, one of Britain's oldest festivals launched in 1961 at Little John's Farm in Reading as a platform for alternative music among 100,000 attendees. Their 2-hour set, captured in high quality, featured a full Dookie (1994) playthrough—from "Burnout" to "Good Riddance (Time of Your Life)"—interwoven with classics like "Holiday" and "American Idiot", where Billie Joe Armstrong engaged the crowd by inviting a fan onstage for "Basket Case", sparking massive sing-alongs under summer skies. Part of a lineup with Nine Inch Nails and Biffy Clyro, this show underscored their punk-rock pioneer role, turning the farm into a realm of nostalgia and rebellion.