Billie Joe Armstrong and Channing Tatum spotted at Wrexham game

Billie Joe Armstrong and Channing Tatum

Channing Tatum and Green Day‘s Billie Joe Armstrong were in the stands at Wrexham’s match against Cambridge United earlier today (December 14).

The club has been of considerable interest since Ryan Reynolds and Rob McElhenney bought it in 2021, which has also boosted its performance in the football league and inspired the Disney+ series Welcome To Wrexham. It’s often had celebrities come to watch its games, with the likes of Paul Rudd, Will Ferrell and Hugh Jackman all paying visits to the Racecourse Ground recently.

Tatum and Armstrong saw the team finish in a last-minute 2-2 draw with Cambridge United.

It has also been reported that Reynolds and Tatum visited local pub The Fat Boar last night (December 13), buying local patrons a drink and posing for photos.

Armstrong has previously professed his love of lower-league football and made a habit of going to watch games when Green Day were in the UK making their latest album ā€˜Saviorsā€™.

ā€œI went to a lot of football games: Arsenal, Leyton Orient, Fulham. I went to The Den to see Millwall. That was amazing. Man, if you really want to experience British culture thatā€™s what you should do,ā€ he said last year.

He continued: ā€œFootball is like a fucking religion. Itā€™s like being at a big rock concert. You practically need earplugs! Iā€™ve always wanted to check out all the different divisions, not just the world-class teams like Arsenal and Man City. I wanted to go to some of the lower-league games ā€“ especially Millwall, which has that gritty, pissed off, underdog, ā€œno one likes us and we donā€™t careā€ vibe. It reminds me of being an Oakland Raiders fan.ā€

In other news, last month Green Dayā€˜s performance of ā€˜American Idiotā€™ on a 2004 episode ofĀ ā€¦Letterman was re-uploaded to YouTube following Donald Trumpā€™s victory in the US presidential election.

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