The Offspring Tickets

The Californian punk rock band will return to concert for the only Italian date of Supercharged: Worldwide in '25 tour at the Unipol Forum in Milan.

Special guest: Simple Plan.

With 3 decades of world tours behind them, The Offspring have marked over a quarter of a century with their music becoming global stars in the name of punk rock. 

Over the course of their long career, they have released ten studio albums and are often credited, along with California bands like Green Day and Rancid, for having contributed to the mainstream entry into punk rock music in the 1990s.

Since then, The Offspring has sold over 40 million records worldwide.

In these years their approach and unmistakable sound have allowed to continue to have a resounding success, not only by the generational change of fans, but also by their incredible capacity in recording studio and on stage attitude: over the years, the Orange County band’s concerts have evolved more and more, the songs sound cooler than ever and the shows are concentrated of timeless hits, alternating with funny gags.

In short, The Offspring are in every sense legends and innovators in the world punk rock scene: old and new generations of fans who for over thirty years continue to intone the refrain of their historical pieces, now can see them live again, in a special place, with new fresh print disc.

What will happen on 29 September 2025 at the Unipol Forum in Milan is a real event that crowns the band’s career in Italy, where they have always found a large number of fans to pay tribute. Special guest: Simple Plan.

The line-up has been renewed in recent years: along with frontman and singer Dexter Holland and guitarist Noodles, we find on bass Todd Morse (ex H2O and Juliette and the Licks), on drums Brandon Pertzborn (ex Marilyn Manson, Limp Bizkit, Suicidal Tendencies) and the multi-instrumentalist Jonah Nimoy.

The date at the Unipol Forum in Milan will also be an opportunity to present the songs from their latest album SUPERCHARGED (Universal Music), released on 11 October. "The title of the album seems to sum up how everyone feels excited in real life and on social media nowadays" - says Dexter Holland, singer, guitarist and songwriter founder of Offspring - "but also refers to the sound of some of my favorite records, from AC/DC to Operation Ivy. Whether musically or culturally, that word strikes you in a very visceral way".