Mashable: Green Day is set to rock Dubai soon.

The American rock band Green Day are making their way to the Middle East for the first time.

According to The National News, the California punk bands Green Day and The Offspring are teaming up for a mega concert at Expo City in Dubai.

The American Grammy Award-winning band will be making their Middle East debut performance at Dubai’s Expo City on January 27, 2025, in a purpose-built open-air concert venue. The staggering venue will reportedly host up to 30,000 people.

Dubai, we're bringing the party to you for the FIRST TIME EVER next year on January 27th!! 

Pre-sale begins Thursday @ 10am local, use this link to sign up for presale access https://t.co/gu4Ef2TVfl pic.twitter.com/cmkqMpWHmt — Green Day (@GreenDay) May 6, 2024

Supporting Green Day in their first-ever concert in Dubai are their fellow California punk veterans, The Offspring.

Fans of US punk rock groups in the Middle East who want to witness their regional debut in a purpose-built outdoor venue can register for pre-sale tickets on Greendaydxb.com.

The pre-sale tickets will go on sale for 24 hours from 10 am on Thursday, immediately followed by the sale of general tickets at 10 am on Friday, May 10.

“We are pumped to perform in the Middle East for the very first time, we have so many loyal fans all around the world, and we can’t wait to rock with them in the Middle East in the New Year,” the band said.

Presented by All Things Live Middle East, and supported by Dubai Calendar and Expo City Dubai, the event marks a significant moment for rock music lovers in the region.

It's time to rock!  The legendary GREEN DAY will make their Middle East debut in Dubai on January 27th, 2025, at Expo City with special guest @Offspring 

Pre-sale registrations are open! https://t.co/S2huThKFFw #AlIThingsLive #DubaiMusic #GreenDay #MyDubai #DubaiLive pic.twitter.com/9PExAnerp0 — All Things Live Middle East (@allthingsliveme) May 6, 2024

The concert will also be The Offspring’s regional debut. Both the Green Day and The Offspring have been fan-favorite in the 1990s. Their high-school music culture continues to make airwaves.