Green Day treated hometown fans to a surprise performance Tuesday night at Oakland, CA's recently renovated Fox Theatre. The show was announced at 5 P.M. -- and one minute later all 3,500 tickets were sold. Here frontman Billie Joe Armstrong gets the show started.

Green Day treated hometown fans to a surprise performance Tuesday night at Oakland, CA's recently renovated Fox Theatre. The show was announced at 5 P.M. -- and one minute later all 3,500 tickets were sold. Here frontman Billie Joe Armstrong gets the show started.

The performance was a warm up for Green Day's upcoming summer tour. The band -- featuring two extra guitarists and a keyboardist -- have been rehearsing at the venue in recent weeks. Tuesday they unveiled their new stage set, which features bright lights and a cityscape backdrop.

The pop-punk band kicked off the two-hour show by performing their new album, 21st Century Breakdown (out May 15), track by track. Here, bassist Mike Dirnt adds some bottom.

Next the boys ripped into a set of older classics, including "Welcome to Paradise," "Minority," and "She." Here, Armstrong, drummer Tré Cool, and Dirnt kick out the jams.

When Green Day ripped into the first chords of "American Idiot," fans went absolutely nuts!

"This next song goes out to everybody down at Gilman Street," said Armstrong, dedicating American Idiot's "Jesus Of Suburbia" to Oakland's punk nexus.

Green Day ended the show with American Idiot epic "Homecoming," a 10-minute rocker with five different movements.