GreenDayfrontmanBillie Joe Armstrongis set to release his covers seriesNo Fun Mondays into a 14-song collection on November 27 via Reprise/Warner Records, on vinyl, CD, and digital.No Fun Mondayssees Armstrong putting his signature melodic-punk spin on the songs that have formed the soundtrack to his life, including classics byJohn Lennon,Billy Bragg, andJohnny Thunders. TheNo Fun Mondaysseries launched in March onGreenDays YouTube channel. Like many musicians, Armstrong expected to spend much of this year on the road, touring in support ofGreenDayschart-topping February album,Father of AllHowever, once the COVID-19 pandemic forced him to put those plans on pause, Armstrong got busy with a different kind of work.While weve all been in quarantine Ive been reflecting on the things that matter the most in my life: family, friends, and, of course, music, he says. I figure if we have to spend this time in isolation at least we can be alone together. Kicking things off with his perfectly on-trend cover ofTommy James and the Shondells golden oldie,I Think Were Alone Now,Armstrong treated fans to a new home-recorded cover song each Monday, accompanied by a DIY video. Beyond paying respects to his punk-rock forefathers (The AvengersCorpus Christi,Dead BoyStiv BatorsNot That Way Anymore) and working-class heroes (John Lennons Gimme Some Truth,Billy Braggs A New England), Armstrong also indulged his love of sugary pop through reverent versions ofThe BanglesManic Mondayand the Beatlesque theme to Tom Hanks 1995 filmThat Thing You Do!The latter was performed in tribute to the songs writer,Adam Schlesinger, who passed away from COVID-19 complications in April. While the projects inspiration was solemn at times, these songs are here to uplift.Home-recorded though it may be,No Fun Mondaysis as revved-up as any ofGreenDaysarena-ready anthems, a masterclass in punky power-pop from a true connoisseur of the form.