In the electric world of a 1990s California high school, music isn't just an escape-it's everything. Alex Holland, the debate team prodigy and academic star, keeps her life meticulously orchestrated, while Billie Joe Armstrong, the local punk rock icon with a reputation for chaos, lives for the rebellious rhythm of his band. Their contrasting worlds collide in a school rivalry that fuels endless debates and disdain. When they're paired together for a crucial project on the history of local music, their animosity is tested as they delve into the city's vibrant musical past. From forgotten venues to underground bands, the project forces Alex and Billie Joe to confront their differing views on success and authenticity. As they explore the legacy of music that shaped their community, they find themselves tangled in a melody of unexpected moments and raw honesty. As their partnership progresses, the two clash over their contrasting ambitions and desires-Alex's dream of a pristine academic future versus Billie Joe's aspiration to make it big with his band. Their growing connection is put to the test when a major school event threatens to tear them apart. With Billie Joe's band on the brink of a breakthrough and Alex facing pressure to choose between her own dreams and her feelings, the stakes are higher than ever. "Falling Into Rhythm" is a symphony of rebellion and romance, where the heartbeat of high school life is set to a soundtrack of passion and personal growth. Follow Alex and Billie Joe as they navigate the chaotic rhythms of their senior year, discovering that sometimes, the best harmony comes from the most unexpected duet. (just letting yall know for the sake of fluidity, Tre in included in this, even though he joined the back after 1039 Smoothed Out Slappy Hours was released)

August 1989 It was the beginning of an era: gritty music, endless booze, soon-to-be-dropouts, and a girl who would dip her hand in and change it all. Enter Roselain Nightingale, daughter of the prominent town judge. Foot-in-mouth, social reject with a 1970's film camera around her neck and a chip on her shoulder. New blood in a pool of stagnant, washed-out teenagers. They say once you've had a taste of new blood, there's no turning back. And Billie Joe Armstrong wanted far more than just one taste.

At 14, Maxine escapes with a guitar, a phone charger, and years worth of reasons to never look back. Hiding out in Berkeley with a friend, she discovers something impossible: her life has been built on a lie, and the truth leads straight to Billie Joe Armstrong. Her father. When Billie and his wife find her, they don't just offer shelter, but they offer something Maxine has never had. But she's spent too long learning that safety is temporary and adults are dangerous. Music was her only constant, her survival mechanism, the one thing that couldn't hurt her. Now the man whose songs kept her alive is her father, and Maxine has no idea how to let that happen. Between panic attacks triggered by flannel shirts and brothers who don't understand why their new sister flinches at loud noises, Maxine has to unlearn everything her past taught her. Billie has to figure out how to parent a kid who's already raised herself. And somewhere in the mess of failed dinners and 3 AM nightmares, they have to decide if broken things can be loved as they are, or if healing is the price of belonging. Some families are born. Some are built. This one has to be both. (sidenote: billie's wife AND tre's wife are ocs from different fanfics! thats why they aren't listed by name!!!)

She's 17, living a fucked up life full of abuse, drugs, and violence. She believes there is no escaping from it. That is until she meets Tré a 25 year high school drop out, and her new teacher, with a troubled past. What happens when the two cross paths?

Victim of My Symptom is an emotionally charged fanfiction set in the late 1990s-early 2000s, during the peak of Billie Joe Armstrong's struggles with addiction and fame. Lila Carter, a young and ambitious journalist, finds herself drawn into the chaotic, unpredictable world of the Green Day frontman after a chance meeting at a high-profile event. What starts as a career-defining interview quickly spirals into something deeper as Lila becomes entwined in Billie Joe's life-caught between his charm, vulnerability, and the dark, destructive habits that threaten to consume him. As Lila navigates the blurred lines between professional and personal, she meets Billie's longtime friends and bandmates, Tre Cool and Mike Dirnt, who are trying to manage their own lives while witnessing Billie's decline. Torn between the allure of Billie's intoxicating energy and the growing awareness of the danger he represents, Lila faces a choice: stay by his side and risk losing herself, or walk away before she becomes a victim of the symptom. Victim of the Symptom is a gritty exploration of addiction, fame, and the complexities of love, set against the backdrop of the rock and roll lifestyle. It's a story about the people we try to save and the cost of letting their demons consume us. (just a sidenote, so the stroy makes sense, billie and adrienne are divorced in this stroy, it isnt brang up, but thats why his kids arent there, they are with their mother at the time it takes place)

Esme Dickinson has always lived with music in her ears and Green Day in her chest, tracing her own Boulevard of Broken Dreams and treating every lyric like a Warning she somehow understands. Their songs have always felt bigger than her life, louder than her fears. Until one concert changes everything. A single moment under the lights pulls her out of the crowd and onto the stage with Billie Joe Armstrong, a chaotic, Bang Banging type rush that hits like 21 Guns going off in her chest. Backstage, the noise fades into something quieter and more dangerous. Conversations stretch longer. Glances linger. What starts as adrenaline turns into feelings Esme can't explain, the kind of 21st Century Breakdown that happens when your heroes stop feeling untouchable and start feeling real. Now she has to decide if she can See the Light when the spotlight dies, or if some dreams aren't suited for her Ordinary World.

Billie Joe Armstrong hated school. The only reason he went was because his best friend, Mike Dirnt. But what if one day he finds out that Mike has to leave to go live far away? They do everything together; play guitar, play video games, tell stories. What was he going to do without him?

*Updated* "Let's be angry at life together." (Y/n) has never had much luck in life and was always the one that was left behind. Thinking that she is never going to be anything more than an outcast and eventually forgotten; she wants to give up. That's when she meets Billie Joe, a musician who, like her, is angry at life. All Billie wants to do, is to show (Y/n) that there is so much more to life and the opportunities that wait for her.

After twins Dakota and Tyler are taken away from their New York home from the social workers due to neglect from their mother, they are told that they have to travel across the country to go live with their father in Oakland, California. But before they leave, Dakota is faced with a tragic accident that leaves her feeling lost and alone. Until she meets her birth father...

Billie has been with Olivia for a while now, but covering up the bruises is getting more and more difficult, and people are starting to notice. Tré is there for him, like he always is, but how will Olivia react to that? Trillie