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Green Day confirm Kaiser Chiefs, All Time Low support
Page last updated at 13:49 GMT, Monday, 22 October 2012 14:49 UK
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All Time Low performed at this summer's Reading and Leeds Festivals
Green Day have confirmed that the support acts for their London stadium gig next summer will be Kaiser Chiefs and All Time Low.
The concert follows on from the forthcoming triple album release the band have planned.
¡Uno! was released on 24 September. ¡Dos! will follow on Monday 12 November with ¡Tré! due out on 14 January next year.
Green Day will play Emirates Stadium in north London on Saturday 1 June 2013.
Last month Billie Joe Armstrong, Green Day's lead singer, entered rehab for help with substance abuse.
The band were forced to postpone some of their appearances.
Kaiser Chiefs performed at the closing ceremony for the London 2012 Olympics where they covered Pinball Wizard by The Who.
In addition to supporting Green Day, they have their own tour coming up in early 2013.
All Time Low have just released their latest album, Don't Panic, which peaked at number nine in the UK album chart.
Green Day, Kaiser Chiefs and All Time Low will perform at the Emirates Stadium, London on Saturday 1 June 2013.
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