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Punk rock legends The Offspring have released their high energy album SUPERCHARGED. The album, produced by

the band’s long-time collaborator Bob Rock, was recorded in Maui, Vancouver and Huntington Beach and is

available via Concord Records. Listen to SUPERCHARGED HERE.

In celebration of the new music, the band recently performed their #1 single Make It All Right on Jimmy Kimmel

Live’s coveted outdoor stage to a massive crowd of fans. Watch the full performance of Make It All Right HERE.

The show was just one of the band’s numerous media appearances this week, which also included a comprehensive

story on frontman Dexter Holland in Men’s Health, where he discusses his love of flying, his fitness regimen, and his

dissertation for his PHD at USC. Read the “Gym & Fridge” video HERE and the entire interview HERE. Noodles and

Dexter were also featured as the digital cover stars for Alternative Press (read the interview here and view the cover

here).

The group has also been interviewed by Billboard News (watch here), Spin Magazine (read here), NPR/Consequence

of Sound’s “Kyle Meredith With” Podcast (watch here), Stereogum (read here), Bertcast with Bert Kreischer (watch

here), Artist Friendly with Joel Madden (watch here for the full interview and a clip HERE), and more!

Dexter attended the Ocean’s Calling Festival this past month alongside fellow Californians and the renowned

American music group The Beach Boys. When Dexter performed Wouldn’t It Be Nice with The Beach Boys, he took

the crowd by surprise. View the performance’s photo HERE and video HERE. Since The Offspring has had a number

of notable visitors join them onstage, this is the first time this year that Dexter has been the surprise guest onstage

for another band. These guests include: Yungblud at the Offspring’s Self-Esteem Open Air Gampel Festival in

Switzerland (watch here) When Ed Sheeran joined them at the BottleRock Festival for a performance of The

Offspring’s Million Miles Away (see it here), Queen’s Brian May joined them for a performance of The Offspring’s

Gone Away, and