The Offspring's world tour set list 'leaked' - and it features one of the band’s most divisive songs
The set list for The Offspring's upcoming world tour has been 'leaked' - and it features one of the band's most divisive songs.
In case you missed it, the Californian punk rockers are hitting the road this summer for the Supercharged Worldwide in ‘25 North America tour, with a whopping 34 tour dates in total.
It's a rare chance for fans to see the legendary hitmakers live, with pitstops in the likes of Tampa, Dallas, Austin, Inglewood, and Toronto.
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They'll be in good company too, as Jimmy Eat World and New Found Glory will support the band on tour.
Keen to be a part of the crowd? From where to buy tickets to the rumoured set list and tour dates, find out everything you need to know below.
Where to buy The Offspring Supercharged tour tickets now
General sale has been and gone, so resale tickets are your best option. 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 $44 at the time of writing - and they’re selling fast.
You can also purchase resale tickets on Viagogo and TicketNetwork. For an idea of prices, tickets for the Austin, Texas (August 24) kick off at $26 (down from $30) whilst Virginia comes in at around $28 (July 18). Florida on July 11? You’re looking at $27.
Ticketmaster is also flogging tickets for all North America tour dates with prices starting from $54.50, but they're flying off the shelves.
What will The Offspring play on tour?
The band recently performed at Sydney's Qudos Bank Arena on May 11, and the set list could be a sign of what's to come for US fans.
According to Set List FM, fans can look forward to 90s bangers, as well as some newer material. As shown below, the band played old-school hits such as You're Gonna Go Far, Kid and The Kids Aren't Alright, but one divisive song also made the cut. Released in 2024, Make It Alright features on the Supercharged album and is a lighter, more upbeat tune than the band is known for.
On a recent Reddit thread, The Offspring fans discussed their thoughts on the track. One wrote, "It’s a little bit underwhelming honestly. Doesn’t really feel very Offspring-y".
Another agreed, as they shared: "I'm sad that it sounds like it would fit on Days Go By, rather than Let The Bad Times Roll. I'm also sad that it doesn't have the same vibes as the album cover and name."
A third said they 'dig' the song, as they added: "It's classic Offspring. They've done stuff like this before. It's like they want to make the next summer hit or something, but they kinda forgot it's 2024 and not 2004 lol.
"With that said, as a long time fan, I dig it, and I know where it's coming from." What do you think?
You can find The Offspring's latest set list below:
- Come Out and Play
- Original Prankster
- Want You Bad
- Staring at the Sun
- Looking Out for #1
- Hammerhead
- Hit That
- Bad Habit
- Make It All Right
- Smoke on the Water / Iron Man / Back in Black
- In the Hall of the Mountain King
- Blitzkrieg Bop
- Gotta Get Away
- Gone Away
- (Mashup of Piano version and original 1997 band version)
- Why Don't You Get a Job?
- Spare Me the Details
- Pretty Fly (for a White Guy)
- The Kids Aren't Alright
Encore:
- You're Gonna Go Far, Kid
- Self Esteem
Where are The Offspring playing in the US 2025?
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?
You can find a full list of The Offspring US 2025 tour dates below:
- 11 July, West Palm Beach, iThink Financial Amphitheatre
- 12 July, Tampa, Credit Union Amphitheatre at the FL State Fairgrounds
- 15 July, Alpharetta, Ameris Bank Amphitheatre
- 16 July, Raleigh, Coastal Credit Union Music Park
- 18 July, Virginia Beach, Veterans United Home Loans Amphitheater at Virginia Beach
- 19 July, Bristow, Jiffy Lube Live
- 20 July, Scranton, The Pavilion at Montage Mountain
- 22 July, Syracuse, Empower Federal Credit Union Amphitheater at Lakeview
- 23 July, Toronto, Budweiser Stage
- 25 July, Cincinnati, Riverbend Music Center
- 26 July, Noblesville, Ruoff Music Center
- 27 July, Clarkston, Pine Knob Music Theatre
- 29 July, Camden, Freedom Mortgage Pavilion
- 30 July, Mansfield, Xfinity Center
- 1 August, Bethel, Bethel Woods Center for The Arts
- 2 August, Holmdel, PNC Bank Arts Center
- 3 August, Wantagh, Northwell at Jones Beach Theater
- 13 August, Cuyahoga Falls, Blossom Music Center
- 15 August, Minneapolis, Target Center
- 16 August, Tinley Park, Credit Union 1 Amphitheatre
- 17 August, Maryland Heights, Hollywood Casino Amphitheatre
- 20 August, Ridgedale, Thunder Ridge Nature Arena
- 22 August, Dallas, Dos Equis Pavilion
- 23 August, The Woodlands, The Cynthia Woods Mitchell Pavilion presented by Huntsman
- 24 August, Austin, Germania Insurance Amphitheater
- 26 August, Albuquerque, Isleta Amphitheater
- 27 August, Phoenix, Talking Stick Resort Amphitheatre
- 29 August, Inglewood, Kia Forum
- 30 August, Mountain View, Shoreline Amphitheatre
- 31 August, Wheatland, Toyota Amphitheatre
- 3 September, Auburn, White River Amphitheatre
- 4 September, Ridgefield, Cascades Amphitheater
- 6 September, West Valley City, Utah First Credit Union Amphitheatre
- 7 September, Denver, Ball Arena
Topics: Music
Danielle Fowler