Green Day has launched a 24/7 YouTube station called Green Day TV, offering a nonstop mix of the band’s music videos, live performances and more than 100 hours of footage, according to Rolling Stone.
The channel was announced Thursday with a Wayne’s World-style promo and is being described as a constant stream of live clips, unearthed VHS tapes, deep cuts and other material from the band’s archives.
In addition to the old footage, Green Day TV will feature original programming such as Transmission Unknown, a show hosted by drummer Tre Cool that will spotlight new bands, interviews, comedy sketches, cartoons and short films.
The channel will also include trivia, giveaways and surprise merch drops. At launch, it was streaming a 1994 performance from Washington, D.C.’s 9:30 Club, including an early live version of the song “She.”
Green Day is also set to return to theaters with Nimrods: A Green Day Comedy, which opens August 14.
