Today, legendary SoCal punk rock band, The Offspring, have shared the third episode of their podcast Time to Relax with The Offspring, featuring special guest and tourmate, Pierre Bouvier of Simple Plan.
Ahead of the start of this summer’s Let the Bad Times Roll North American tour, Dexter, Noodles and Blackball sit down with Pierre Bouvier from Simple Plan in the studio to reminisce about getting into mischief on tour and address crucial questions like, ‘Will Noodles wear shorts on stage?’ ‘Who got a full body cavity search in Sweden?’ and ‘Ever have any gnarly car crashes?’ Tune in to find out and make sure to catch the Let The Bad Times Roll Tour in a city near you now through September 3rd. Tickets are available
HERE.
Time to Relax with The Offspring features Dexter and Noodles alongside their longtime friend Jason “Blackball” McLean (from “You’ve Gotta Keep ‘Em Separated”). The open format video podcast brings friends into their studio to chat music, touring, life and everything in between. The debut episode of the podcast featured special guest,
Fletcher Dragge (of Pennywise) and last month’s episode featured
Joe Escalante of The Vandals. Kick off your shoes, lean back and just enjoy the nonsense. It’s Time to Relax with The Offspring.
Frequently regarded as one of the best rock bands of all time, The Offspring have garnered a reputation for its unmistakable sound and social comment. The multi-platinum band first achieved worldwide success in the 90’s with the release of their album Smash, which sold over 11 million copies. Following Smash, they continued to release hit after hit, popularizing rock at a mainstream level. Throughout their career, they’ve sold over 40 million albums, toured arenas, and built a massive fan base globally. The group is also currently working on new music.
ABOUT OFFSPRING
The Offspring is an American band from Garden Grove, California, formed in 1984. Throughout their 38-year career, they have released ten studio albums. The Offspring is often credited—alongside fellow California bands Green Day and Rancid—for reviving mainstream interest in rock in the 1990s. They have sold over 40 million records worldwide, making them one of the best-selling rock bands in history.
