East Bay rap icon Too Short and Green Day frontman Billie Joe Armstrong are getting behind the Oakland Ballers. The team ...

The Oakland Ballers on Wednesday announced that two Bay Area music icons were joining the team's ownership group with the ...

Last summer, the Oakland Ballers — a Pioneer League baseball team that played its inaugural season in 2024 — welcomed more ...

Green Day frontman Billie Joe Armstrong and rapper Too $hort are attempting to keep baseball alive in the Bay Area. The music icons are joining the ownership group of ...

Armstrong, 53, founded Green Day in 1987 with Mike Dirnt. The band has sold more than 85 million records worldwide and has ...

OAKLAND — Seeking to raise $2 million in community investments, the Oakland Ballers of the Pioneer League added two celebrity investors with local roots Wednesday to the ownership group.

The Hollywood Reporter revealed on Wednesday (March 5) that Armstrong has joined fellow Oaktown legend rapper Too $hort as ...

The Green Day lead singer and legendary Oakland rapper are new celebrity investors of the Pioneer League baseball club that ...

The two Bay Area musical icons are pitching in financially as members in the ownership group of the Oakland Ballers, a minor league franchise in the independent Pioneer League, according to The ...

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