The Offspring to bring a punk all-dayer to Crystal Palace Park in 2026

The Offspring play alongside Dropkick Murphys, Pennywise, PUP and Destroy Boys in South London next June

The Offspring will return to London in 2026 for a massive outdoor show at Crystal Palace Park, leading a bill packed with punk heavyweights. The band will headline the south London venue on Sunday 28 June, joined by Dropkick Murphys, Pennywise, PUP and Destroy Boys in a full-day, all-out, no-filler celebration of punk. “Nobody rocks like the UK rocks,” the band said in a statement. “This is gonna be a great day out.”

Three decades into their career, The Offspring remain one of the most commercially successful punk acts in the world, with more than 45 million albums sold and a catalogue that has seeped into film, television and videogames. Their 1994 breakthrough Smash remains the biggest-selling independent rock album in history, shifting 11 million copies and reshaping the trajectory of US punk. More recently, the group achieved their highest UK chart position with Let The Bad Times Roll, which reached number 3 in 2021. Their eleventh studio album, Supercharged, arrived in 2024 to strong reviews and has kept the band on a near-continuous world tour.

Boston bruisers Dropkick Murphys are also locked in, bringing their Celtic-charged punk and no-nonsense storytelling to the line-up nearly 30 years into a career defined by political fire and a fiercely loyal global fanbase. They’re joined by SoCal stalwarts Pennywise, whose breakneck anthems and rowdy festival sets have made them scene legends.

Toronto’s PUP are also set to unleash their feral, self-skewering bangers – the kind that have turned them into critical darlings across four records – while Sacramento’s Destroy Boys round out the bill with their razor-sharp, emotionally cut punk.