The Offspring, Jimmy Eat World & New Found Glory at Lakeview Amphitheater

Supercharged World Tour

Supercharged On Stage

The Offspring is kicking off a huge live-stage comeback in support of their newest album, "Supercharged." Formed in Garden Grove, California back in 1984, the punk-rock project led by Dexter Holland grew from their "Manic Subsidal" days as they changed their name to "The Offspring" by 1986. When "Smash" came out in 1994, the single "Come Out and Play" marked a new era of punk-rock mayhem. Hitting #1 on Billboard rock charts, the band soon garnered massive attention, opening for huge bands such as Pennywise & Bad Religion. 11 studio albums in, a massive list of multi-platinum records & singles, The Offspring is one of punk's living legends - loud & proud. 

Having sold over 40 million albums around the world, rock heads can't get enough of their sick hits. To this day, new generations of old rockin' souls look back to their hard-hitting gems. From "Pretty Fly (for a White Guy)", "Why Don't You Get a Job?", "You're Gonna Go Far, Kid", down to their newest single "Ok, But This Is The Last Time, there's plenty to love about The Offspring.

Now, they've got a "Supercharged" new album taking flight. Celebrating new music around the globe, the band has reached new milestones - a slew of tracks making it to Spotify's Billions Chart, touring with rockin' names in music, and hitting #1 on the Alternative Rock and Alternative Airplay charts with "Make It All Right." 

"We’ve done ten albums or something, so it’s like, what can you offer? You want to do something that you haven’t done before, but you don’t want to go so far out there that it feels strange to people who like the band," Holland told Billboard about the story behind Supercharged. "I think the idea is that you should always think for yourself... don’t do something just because someone says you should do it and go out and find your own path."

Through jam-slammin' and high-tempo punk attitudes, The Offspring's just keep rocking on.

Special Guests

• Jimmy Eat World - Formed in 1993 from Mesa, Arizona, this American alt-rock band is made up of Jim Adkins, Zach Lind, Tom Linton, and Rick Burch. These rockers found their breakthrough when a bunch of singles from their 2001 album "Bleed American" charted in the Top 20 spots of the Alternative Songs chart. "The Middle" took #1, making them an essential name in rock from the early 2000s. Selling over 1.5 million copies of Bleed American and Futures, the boys have continued to rock out, and their sixth LP "Chase This Light" came out on 2007, peaking at #5 on the Billboard 200. Joining The Offspring on the road, get ready for all-out rock mayhem.
• New Found Glory - Rooted in Coral Springs, Florida, this band featured pop-punk rockers, Jordan Pundik, Ian Grushka, Chad Gilbert, and Cyrus Bolooki. Releasing their self-titled debut back in 2000, the band quickly gained attention when their song "Hit or Miss" peaked at #15 on the Alternative Songs chart. Their succeeding album "Sticks and Stones" further skyrocketed the band to mainstream success with their hit single "My Friends Over You." From then on, critics have noted these fellas as a key pioneer of the second wave of pop punk. Rock Sound has noted their music as "pop-punk and hardcore in one neat package."

Coming together for a rockin' show in Syracuse, NY, get ready to jam, cheer, and sing out loud as the best punk hits come to life. Book your tickets now!