The Offspring tour tickets plummet in price as fans divided over latest album
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Danielle Fowler
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Topics: Music
Tickets are dropping in price for The Offspring's upcoming US tour as fans remain divided over the band's latest album.
Over on Reddit, people have been discussing the punk rockers' 2024 album Supercharged, which this year's tour is named after, and some hope The Offspring will stick to their older hits on the road.
"They're one of those rare bands that sounds as good live as the studio recordings," one wrote. "That being said, their 2024 album Supercharged answered the question 'Can The Offspring ever record an album that sucks?'. The answer is yes."
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Another agreed, as they added: "The fundamental problem with the Supercharged tour is that the Supercharged album is without any contention, their worst album ever. I would pay decent money to see them, so long as the set list was from literally EVERY other album."
But some disagree and can't wait to get their hands on tickets.
"I always kinda liked them, but really fell in love after I saw them live," one wrote. "Such a great band!"
Another agreed, as they shared: "I'm super psyched about this. So much fun live. So many hits."
So, where can you still buy resale tickets, and how much do they cost? Scroll down to find out more below.
The Supercharged Worldwide in ‘25 North America tour kicks off this summer, with 34 stops in total. Despite selling out, there's still time to buy resale tickets if you know where to look.
Resale tickets are cheaper than you might think, too, and appear to have dropped in price since we last checked a couple of days ago. According to StubHub, the most sought after tickets are for the performance on Saturday, August 2 at PNC Bank Arts Center in New Jersey. Tickets start from $24 (down from $26) - and they’re selling fast.
You can also purchase resale tickets on Viagogo and TicketNetwork - and tickets are cheaper than you would expect. For an idea of prices, tickets for the Austin, Texas (August 24) kick off at $21 (down from $30) whilst Virginia comes in at around $20 (July 18). Florida on July 11? You’re looking at $20.
Ticketmaster is also flogging tickets for all North America tour dates with prices starting from $54.50, but they're selling fast.
The tour will kick off on July 11, 2025 at the iThink Financial Amphitheatre in Florida and will conclude at Denver’s Ball Arena on September 7. So, are they playing in a city near you?