For The Offspring, four decades as a band has helped them master the art of timing—so much so that they don’t even realize they’re doing it. While taking nearly a decade to finish an album sounds like ...

For two nights in New York City, four veteran punk bands brought Southern California to the East Coast. The Offspring, Bad Religion, Pennywise and the Vandals invaded New York's shores for an ...

The Offspring are giving James Corden a run for his money in their series "Cockpit Karaoke." The most recent installment features Bryan 'Dexter' Holland and Kevin 'Noodles' Wasserman singing along to ...

“It’s all inspired by things we’ve seen happen in the world the last few years,” said Noodles about the Offspring’s first new album in 10 years. “The pandemic certainly put it into perspective.

The wait for new music from The Offspring is finally over. On Wednesday, the rock band returned with their massive new single “Let The Bad Times Roll,” the title track of their first full-length album ...

Back in February, the Offspring announced their first full-length album in almost nine years with its title track “Let The Bad Times Roll.” Now, they are back with a chaotic new visual for the single ...

The Offspring return to their signature mix of guileless pop-punk and forked-tongue irony on “Let the Bad Times Roll,” the title track off their upcoming record, which will be their first in nearly a ...

Aside from Dexter Holland, The Offspring is made up of guitarist Noodles, drummer Pete Parada, and bass player Todd Morse. The Offspring has sold in excess of 40 million albums worldwide, won ...

“Pinch yourself, it’s real” was the punchline to The Offspring’s jokey (but serious) announcement that a new record was dropping soon, the group’s first new LP since 2012. Guitarist Kevin “Noodles” ...

Offspring Rolls Over the Bad Times: SoCal punk rock band the Offspring waited nine years after the release of 2012’s Days Go By album before putting out the new full-lengther – Let the Bad Times Roll.

For The Offspring, four decades as a band has helped them master the art of timing—so much so that they don’t even realize they’re doing it. While taking nearly a decade to finish an album sounds like ...