During a recent electrifying concert, Green Day made headlines by removing a fan from the stage after he attempted to play Oasis‘ iconic song “Wonderwall” instead of the band’s beloved anthem “Good Riddance (Time of Your Life).” This amusing incident sparked laughter and surprise among the audience, showcasing the unpredictable nature of live performances. You can catch the video of this memorable exchange below.

The unexpected moment unfolded during Green Day‘s performance on Monday, June 30, at the Luxexpo Open Air in Luxembourg. As is customary at their shows, the band invited a fan to join them onstage for a guitar solo, culminating in their signature closing song, “Good Riddance.”

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Despite the fan’s insistence that he could play “Good Riddance” (which turned out to be untrue), the interaction between him and frontman Billie Joe Armstrong was filled with humor. Armstrong, clearly exasperated, quipped, “You told me you could play this one!” as the fan began strumming the familiar chords of the Oasis classic instead.

When the fan strayed from the plan and started playing “Wonderwall,” Armstrong’s reaction was priceless: “Oh, fuck me!” He quickly took back his guitar, prompting security to escort the fan off the stage while Armstrong humorously remarked, “Nice try.” This incident serves as a reminder of the unpredictable and often hilarious moments that can arise during live rock shows.

A user on Threads humorously claimed that the fan wasn’t even playing “Wonderwall” but was instead attempting to perform “Boulevard of Broken Dreams,” which is interestingly similar in chord progression, further highlighting how fans often blend songs in creative mash-ups.

Billie Joe Armstrong Comically Confronts Fan for Water Gun Antics: ‘I’ll Beat Your A–‘

As Green Day continues their dynamic European tour, they have been making headlines for various entertaining incidents. Recently, at Germany‘s Hurricane Festival, Armstrong called out a fan who was repeatedly aiming a water gun at him during the performance.

During the song “Jesus of Suburbia,” Armstrong humorously paused his performance, put down his guitar, and confronted the fan, saying, “I’ll beat your ass. Do you understand me?” After this brief exchange, the show resumed seamlessly, a stark contrast to the chaotic energy of the ’90s, when Armstrong would engage in epic mud fights with fans and dive into the crowd to confront any disruptive behavior.

The excitement continues as Green Day is set to perform next in Amsterdam on Wednesday, with a packed schedule extending through the end of September. Meanwhile, Oasis is preparing to kick off their much-anticipated reunion tour on Friday in Cardiff, Wales.