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The Offspring Ignite 2026 with “Supercharged Worldwide Tour” — Joined by Punk Legends Bad Religion
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Introduction: Punk Rock Is About to Explode Again
Get ready, punk fans — The Offspring are hitting the road again in 2026 with their “Supercharged Worldwide Tour”, bringing along the legendary Bad Religion as special guests. After decades of shaping punk rock’s identity, The Offspring are proving once again that their energy, attitude, and influence are far from slowing down.
Launching in January 2026, the North American leg of the tour will visit major U.S. and Canadian cities, igniting a punk revolution from California to Nova Scotia. The tour celebrates the band’s latest album, Supercharged — a record that captures The Offspring’s fiery sound, modernized edge, and rebellious heart.
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With tickets selling fast and fans buzzing online, this tour promises to be one of 2026’s biggest rock events. Here’s everything you need to know: tour dates, why this pairing is iconic, and how to make the most of the experience.
The Spark Behind “Supercharged”: A New Era for The Offspring
Revving Up the Punk Engine
The title of the tour — Supercharged — comes straight from The Offspring’s 11th studio album, released in October 2024. The record has been praised for reigniting the classic Offspring spirit: a mix of fast-paced riffs, anthemic choruses, and smart, sardonic lyrics.
Frontman Dexter Holland described the album as “pure energy — we wanted to make something that feels alive.” Recorded in studios across Maui, Vancouver, and Huntington Beach, Supercharged showcases a lineup firing on all cylinders, with Noodles’ unmistakable guitar tone and Brandon Pertzborn’s explosive drumming driving each track.
Tracks like “Make It All Right” and “Let the Bad Times Roll (Recharged)” have already become fan favorites, breathing new life into their setlists. The result is an album — and a tour — that redefines what modern punk can be in 2026.
The Offspring and Bad Religion: A Punk Dream Team
It’s rare that two pillars of punk share the same stage — but in 2026, fans are getting that wish. Bad Religion, the pioneers of political punk and intellectual rebellion, are joining as special guests for the entire North American leg.
This collaboration isn’t just nostalgia — it’s a multi-generational celebration of punk’s enduring power.
- The Offspring, born out of Orange County’s skate-punk scene, brought punk to the mainstream in the 1990s with hits like Come Out and Play, Self Esteem, and The Kids Aren’t Alright.
- Bad Religion, founded in the early ’80s, helped define the genre’s moral and lyrical backbone — with Greg Graffin’s thought-provoking lyrics and the band’s iconic harmonies influencing countless artists.
Together, they represent two sides of punk: the melodic chaos of The Offspring and the sharp, intellectual bite of Bad Religion. Expect blistering energy, timeless anthems, and a reminder that punk is more relevant than ever.
Tour Details: Dates, Cities, and Venues
The “Supercharged Worldwide in ’26” Tour kicks off on January 16, 2026, in Bakersfield, California, and runs through February 24, closing in Halifax, Nova Scotia.
Here’s a look at the confirmed stops across North America:
| Date | City | Venue |
|---|---|---|
| Jan 16 | Bakersfield, CA | Dignity Health Arena |
| Jan 17 | Reno, NV | Grand Sierra Resort & Casino |
| Jan 19 | Nampa, ID | Ford Idaho Center Arena |
| Jan 20 | Spokane, WA | Spokane Arena |
| Jan 22 | Victoria, BC | Save-On-Foods Memorial Centre |
| Jan 24 | Vancouver, BC | Rogers Arena |
| Jan 25 | Kelowna, BC | Prospera Place |
| Jan 27 | Prince George, BC | CN Centre |
| Jan 28 | Grande Prairie, AB | Bonnetts Energy Centre |
| Jan 30 | Edmonton, AB | Rogers Place |
| Feb 1 | Calgary, AB | Scotiabank Saddledome |
| Feb 5 | Winnipeg, MB | Canada Life Centre |
| Feb 6 | Fargo, ND | Fargodome |
| Feb 10 | Evansville, IN | Ford Center |
| Feb 11 | Grand Rapids, MI | Van Andel Arena |
| Feb 13 | Hamilton, ON | FirstOntario Centre |
| Feb 14 | London, ON | Budweiser Gardens |
| Feb 17 | Ottawa, ON | Canadian Tire Centre |
| Feb 21 | Montreal, QC | Bell Centre |
| Feb 23 | Moncton, NB | Avenir Centre |
| Feb 24 | Halifax, NS | Scotiabank Centre |
Ticket presale begins October 7, 2025, at 10 a.m. local time, using the code SUPERCHARGED, while general sale starts October 10 via offspring.com.
Why This Tour Matters: Beyond Nostalgia
1. A Return to True Punk Energy
After more than three decades, The Offspring are proving they’re not just living on legacy. Every track from Supercharged feels like a revival — fast, fun, and unapologetically loud. The tour promises that same intensity live, bringing fans both classics and new bangers.
2. Punk Rock’s Greatest Co-Headliner
Bad Religion joining the lineup turns this from a concert into a cultural event. It’s a bridge between the roots of punk and its mainstream evolution — a lineup that could fill arenas while still staying true to the underground.
3. Expanded North American Reach
The tour is hitting not just major cities but also smaller and often-overlooked regions like Prince George, Moncton, and Grande Prairie. That commitment to connecting with fans everywhere reinforces why The Offspring still matter — their punk belongs to everyone.
4. A Celebration of Community
At a time when rock tours often feel corporate or impersonal, The Offspring’s shows remain about connection — the shared energy of screaming “You gotta keep ’em separated!” shoulder-to-shoulder with strangers.
What to Expect at a “Supercharged” Show
Explosive Setlists
Fans can expect a blend of eras — from Smash (1994) and Americana (1998) to Let the Bad Times Roll (2021) and Supercharged (2024). The energy never dips. Expect to hear classics like:
- “Self Esteem”
- “Pretty Fly (For a White Guy)”
- “The Kids Aren’t Alright”
- “You’re Gonna Go Far, Kid”
- “Make It All Right”
Stage Production & Visuals
Unlike early DIY tours, The Offspring now bring full-scale visuals — LED screens, pyrotechnics, and immersive light shows that complement their tongue-in-cheek humor and chaos.
The Bad Religion Factor
Bad Religion’s set will likely include staples like “21st Century (Digital Boy)”, “Sorrow”, and “Infected”. Expect passionate crowds and mosh pits that honor punk’s golden age.
Tips for Fans Attending the 2026 Tour
1. Grab Tickets Early
The Offspring’s previous 2025 “Supercharged” shows sold out in hours. Sign up for newsletters and set reminders for the presale on October 7.
2. Consider VIP or Premium Packages
Past VIP tiers included early entry, signed posters, exclusive merchandise, and premium seating. If you want a collectible experience, these are worth it.
3. Plan Your Travel Smartly
Some Canadian stops are in smaller markets where hotels fill fast — especially winter dates. Book early and double-check venue policies on cameras and bags.
4. Don’t Skip the Merch Table
Want to bring home a piece of the tour? Check out these exclusive Supercharged Tour collectibles inspired by the official artwork:
- 🖼️ The Offspring Supercharged Worldwide ’26 Tour Home Decor Poster / Canvas
- 👕 Two-Sided Print Unisex T-Shirt (Official Tour Edition)
- 🔥 All-Over Print T-Shirt — Supercharged Design
These items are perfect for fans who want to commemorate the tour or add punk energy to their daily style.
5. Engage Online
Join fan groups and hashtags like #OffspringSuperchargedTour, #BadReligion2026, and #PunkLivesOn. Sharing posts helps boost visibility and connects you with other fans planning their trips.
Final Thoughts: Punk’s Fire Still Burns
After over 35 years, The Offspring are still turning amps up to 11. With Supercharged, they’ve recaptured the sound that made millions fall in love with punk — but with the wisdom and swagger of veterans who’ve seen it all.
The Supercharged Worldwide in ’26 Tour isn’t just another run of shows; it’s a declaration that punk is alive, powerful, and still ready to shake arenas. With Bad Religion by their side, every night promises to be pure, unfiltered rock energy.
If you’ve ever screamed along to “Why don’t you get a job?” or “The Kids Aren’t Alright,” this is your chance to relive that rush — louder, faster, and bigger than ever.
Get your tickets, grab your Supercharged merch, and prepare to be Supercharged.
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