The Offspring announce November 2025 UK arena tour
They play five shows next autumn
Last updated 14th Oct 2024
Punk icons The Offspring are coming to the UK next autumn for a five-date arena tour.
Part of a global tour in support of their new studio album ‘Supercharged’, The Offspring open their tour at Cardiff Utilita Arena on Monday 10th November 2025.
The Offspring then play London The O2, Newcastle Utilita Arena, Manchester AO Arena, and Glasgow OVO Hydro as part of the trek. Simple Plan are the special guests at all dates.
Tickets go on sale from Aloud,com at 10am on Friday 18th October 2024.
Featuring the singles ‘Make It All Right’, ‘Light It Up’ and ‘Come to Brazil’, The Offspring’s eleventh studio album ‘Supercharged’ was released last Friday (11th October).
Since their inception in Garden Grove, California four decades ago, The Offspring have sold more than 45 million records worldwide.
They stormed to Number 1 in the UK with ‘Pretty Fly (for a White Guy)’ in 1998, while their Beatles-esque follow-up single ‘Why Don’t You Get a Job’ peaked at No.2.
The Offspring performed a storming set on the Apex Stage at Download Festival this year, and their last run of headline shows took place in 2021.
The Offspring’s UK tour dates:
NOVEMBER 2025
Cardiff Utilita Arena – Mon 10th
London The O2 – Fri 14th
Newcastle Utilita Arena – Sat 15th
Manchester AO Arena – Sun 16th
Glasgow OVO Hydro – Tue 18th
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The Offspring - November 2025
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