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The Offspring hit the stage at the iHeartRadio Theater LA to celebrate their latest album 'Let The Bad Times Roll' and opened up about their new music and more during a special Q&A.

Parada, who’s handled the sticks for the band for nearly 15 years, wrote on Instagram:  “I caught the virus over a year ago, it was mild for me — so I am confident I’d be able to handle it again, but I’m not so certain I’d survive another post-vaccination round of Guillain-Barré Syndrome, which dates back to my childhood and has evolved to be progressively worse over my lifetime.” The band, known for hits such as “Pretty Fly (For A White Guy),” “Come Out and Play” and ...

Williams and Ree set to perform at Corn Palace Festival, replacing Johnny Rivers Williams and Ree, a duo also known as “The Indian” and “The White Guy,” will be taking the stage at the 2021 Corn Palace festival at 8 p.m. on Thursday, August 26. The duo performs a mix of country music and comedy.   Written By: Sam Fosness | × The Corn Palace Festival carnival and vendors are pictured from above Main Street on Aug. 26, 2020, on North Main Street. (Matt Gade ...

In the seven years since "Titanium," van de Wall has traded vanity for self-actualization, casually listing the self-help books hes been reading and noting the transformative power of positive thinking. This Saturday (May 22), hell help uplift the estimated 200 million viewers of the 2021 Eurovision Song Contest -- which kicked off today (May 18) in Rotterdam -- with a performance during the events Grand Final. Featuring fellow include Dutch artists Glennis Grace and Wulf, along with an orchest...

The Offspring believe the “time is right” for them to release a new album. The ‘Pretty Fly (For a White Guy)’ hitmakers have addressed social issues in their 10th LP, ‘Let The Bad Times Roll’, and though some situations feel “very America-centric”, they’re also aware there’s a lot of “crazy politics” and “social upheaval” going on throughout the rest of the world. Frontman Dexter Holland said: “It felt right to be writing these songs that talk about what’s going ...

Here I thought Pat Huels was low mark for Bridgeport and the 11th Ward… The “guys down the street” found something on a Daley… and it’s “banking stuff”… my gosh. Wow. Gee whiz, it’s not enough to get a “loan” that he didn’t have to pay back, but did he really need to claim the tax deduction for interest he wasn’t actually paying? Clearly he’s not the brightest bulb in the Daley chandelier. Can Burke and Thompson Zoom in to council meetings from the court room? A Dale...

In fairness to the Tribune, it may have confused its circulation numbers with the population numbers. Conflation and obfuscation, not contrition is the SOP for the Trib editorial board and it’s rightwing columnists. Capt Fax must be on be nice to the Tribbies mode…sad Trashing the state is a continuing theme with no real clear reason. The result has been that nearly no one pays much attentopn to their mish mash anymore. ==it may have confused its circulation numbers with the population numb...

The 20 greatest The Offspring songs – ranked From 1989’s self-titled LP to Ixnay On The Hombre and beyond, we rank the Californian punk-rock legends’ biggest tunes… Words: Sam Law So ubiquitous have The Offspring been as mainstream punk heavyweights over the last three decades that, when reminded that latest album Let The Bad Times Roll is their first in nine years, many fans would struggle to believe they’ve been away at all. That’s largely due to the strength of a back-catalog...

* Greg Hinz on some new push-back against Sen. Rob Martwick’s elected school board bill… In a letter to Senate President Don Harmon, House Speaker Chris Welch and leaders of the Latino and Black caucuses, groups including the Chicago Urban League and Latino Policy Forum stop short of endorsing a bill proposed by Lightfoot to elect only a few members of the board, allowing the mayor to continue to appoint most. But the letters emphasize the importance of certain clauses that are in Lightfoo...

“The offender still turned with a gun in his hand,” President of the Chicago Police Union John Catanzara said Thursday, defending the officer who shot the boy. “This occurred in eight-tenths of a second.” “He would’ve been justified to shoot multiple times,” Catanzara said of the officer on CNN’s “Cuomo Prime Time.” The idea of “defunding the police” grew popular within the progressive movement in the wake of nationwide protests in June 2020. “What we are demanding, ...