Pakistan, April 14 -- The legendary band Green Day made their long-awaited debut at Coachella on Saturday night with a powerful performance that included a rare and pointed reference to Palestine which went viral.

The band's headline set, marking the second day of the Coachella music festival, captivated the crowd not only with its energy but also with a bold political statement.

During the conclusion of their performance, Green Day lead singer Billie Joe Armstrong altered a lyric in their viral song "Jesus of Suburbia" to acknowledge the ongoing war in Gaza.

Instead of the original line, Armstrong sang, "Running away from pain like kids in Palestine," drawing a series of cheers and applause from the Coachella audience. The original ly...