The Offspring, an iconic American punk rock band, emerged from the Southern California hardcore punk scene in 1984 and soared to global fame in the 1990s with a string of anthemic hits. Originally formed by lead vocalist and rhythm guitarist Bryan "Dexter" Holland, lead guitarist Kevin "Noodles" Wasserman, bassist Greg K., and drummer Ron Welty—who was later replaced by Pete Parada—the band fused the raw energy of punk with catchy melodies and thoughtful lyrics. The group's major breakthrough came with their 1994 album "Smash," which produced instant classics such as "Self Esteem" and "Come Out and Play," and holds the record for the best-selling album released on an independent label.

The Offspring have exhibited remarkable longevity, staying relevant in the rock scene across decades. Their discography spans ten studio albums, including notable releases like "Americana" and "Conspiracy of One," that have continued to resonate with fans old and new. Known for their explosive live shows and irreverent humor, The Offspring have tackled a variety of topics in their songs, from adolescence angst to social commentary, ensuring their place in the pantheon of punk rock. Even in their most recent projects, such as 2021's "Let The Bad Times Roll" and festive offerings like "Christmas (Baby Please Come Home)," they inject their music with the same vivacity and edge that have defined their illustrious career.

Genres

Alternative Metal

Permanent Wave

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Punk

Rock

Skate Punk

Socal Pop Punk

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The Offspring

Album - 10 Tracks - Released October 11, 2024