After all, nothing says morning dark roast more than Green Day.

Green Day has officially revealed their new Father of All… Coffee, tying in promotion of their new album with some tasty new bean juice.

In a recent post that came on National Coffee Day, the band revealed “the Father of All Motherfuckin’ Roasts! Darkest of the dark yet shockingly smooth @OaklandCoffee. It will kick your ass and soothe your soul.” Pre-orders for the coffee are being taken at the Green Day webstore, with $30 nabbing you a “Father of All …” instant single download, a digital download, a Father of All coffee mug as well as the band’s Father of All dark roast blend.

The Father of All Dark Roasts is expected to be released on Feb. 7, 2020. Orders are scheduled to ship on the week of release but not guaranteed to arrive on the release date.

We really hope that the band plays along with this brand new coffee branding potential, we’ve seen the phrase “Wake Me Up When September Blends” roaming around, and we can’t believe it isn’t official promo. We also want to taste this new bean juice brand, since the band seem so adamant on it being phenomenal.

In other recent Green Day news, Billie Armstrong blames his own band for rock losing its attitude.

During an appearance on KROQ, Green Day frontman Billie Joe Armstrong talked about the band’s new song ‘Father of All…’, as well as the band’s new song, their massive tour with Fall Out Boy and Weezer, and the current state of rock music, which he believes Green Day has negatively affected.

“We’re guilty of rock music trying to write the feel-good song of the year, in a lot of ways,” said Billie Armstrong, frontman of the band.

“I think that it’s (rock) lost its attitude in a lot of ways, he said.

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