Green Day has been banned from several Las Vegas radio stations after the band’s frontman deemed Sin City “the worst s–thole in America.”

Billie Joe Armstrong touched a nerve with his fiery rant against Las Vegas, and now the city is hitting back. Some radio stations in the city have pulled the plug on Green Day’s music after the band’s frontman called Las Vegas the “worst s---hole in America” during a hometown show in San Francisco's Oracle Park on Sept.

Armstrong's "inflammatory comments" were a direct response to the upcoming move of the Oakland A's to Las Vegas, where they'll take up residence in the still-under-construction New Las Vegas Stadium, which is replacing the defunct Tropicana Las Vegas.

Green Day has been banned from two Las Vegas radio stations after frontman Billie Joe Armstrong harshly criticized the city during a concert.

It may be rock and roll to call an American city a "s***hole," but Green Day is paying the price for their sharp words. During a show at San Francisco’s Oracle Park in September, the band's frontman,

Green Day has been taken off the air on at least two Las Vegas radio stations after lead singer Billie Joe Armstrong said some not nice things about the city during a recent concert.

It’s the worst s---hole in America.” In an Aug. 1 Instagram post, Armstrong posted a video of himself graffitiing the A’s logo. A picture in the same post shows the Oakland A’s logo with a green B etched over the A with “Athletics” crossed out in the same green paint.