The Offspring

This was the second time I have gotten to see The Offspring and they put on one hell of a show! Their videos playing while they performed were awesome and hilarious! The guys left it all on the stage. I highly recommend seeing them live if you're a fan, and even if you're not a fan I think you'd have a good time 🤘❤️👍🎸🎙️😎

I was absolutely amazed! Had the be the best show I've ever seen. The inflatables were so sick! Like, who puts programmed LED lights in a skeleton?? The chit-chat between songs made me feel even more connected to the band. Even the activities before the show were fun! The graphics, the games, the trivia, the BLIMP. New Found Glory and Jimmy Eat World were excellent openers, and I couldn't have asked for more from their performance. All in all, I will definitely be obsessed with these three for the whole year. Amazing work guys!!

The show started on time. They started out with a great song. They played great! I love the two skeletons that were smoking. Have you been to a few of their shows? You can tell how it goes on with noodles telling everyone that they're the best audience ever which I can't. I'm not a big fan. Their new songs are good. I hope they are around for a long time!

The bomb . I saw them at the big day o ut Goldcoast 20+ years ago and they are such a fun band to go and see. When the They came on I said to myself rock this out like nobody is watching it's been 20 years nothing in the way . I was proud to loose my voice of head banging and yelling .

The Offspring are ageless! On Sunday night in Adelaide, there was a massive party in town and The Offspring brought it to their overjoyed fans. When this band has a concert, energy is a fulfilled promise, They feed their fans with every positive vibe and it is returned to the stage magnified. An example of The Offspring's regard and respect for their fans was obvious...while the crew set up for them following the much appreciated support act (Canadian Simple Plan, ) we were fully entertained by their blimp-cam, Offspring quiz and the the time passed with no dip in the energy in the Entertainment Centre at all. Even the merchandise for sale was not ridiculous in price or choice available. My highlight ( not easy to single only one out ) has to be the heart-wrenching 'Gone Away. ' I first saw these guys at The Big Day Out...on that day I became a devoted fan. On Sunday, they proved that with a few extra years, a perfect performance can actually raise a sublime act to a level which blows your mind!!! Thank you Offspring, I am in awe.

The most amazing experience. Security was good, everyone was friendly. My partner and I were separated as we couldn’t get too front row standing tickets so was my friend and her man and a guy came and gave our partners 2 tickets to come join us. It was amazing and we had the best time. The visuals were incredible, the music was mind blowing the crowd was fantastic and went along with everything. One incredible night thank you Calabash, GreenDay and The Offspring thank you generous man who made our night extra special since we could be together.

It forking rocked! The Offspring did not disappoint and I was counting down the days 3 weeks before they even got there. Even moved surgery so I could go and was so dang glad I did! It was so worth it! Loved getting Blackball on-stage! Just an awesome bonus! Think my favorite part was when Dexter stumbled and the whole entire stadium was already singing and they all listened to us finish the verse! Just awesome the whole arena was loving the show just as much as I was! Can't wait for your next trip up here! I'll be there for sure!

This show was amazing! I've seen them before, but not a complete set, obviously! The entertainment for their show actually began as soon as the previous band went off stage. Interactive audience cams, music, a big guy in a gorilla mask, with a T-shirt gun...good times. The band sound as great as ever!! Dexter and Noodle talk with the audience quite a bit, and put so much energy into their performances, it's infectious. I was so happy to take my 14 year old son, and see how much he enjoyed the whole show. We had so much fun, and it's definitely a memory we'll talk about forever.

It was my first time at FivePoint Amphitheater. The venue was fabulous! The concert absolutely ROCKED!! I’m a huge fan of the Offspring and recently got familiar with Sum 41 who 1st opened the show. Sum 41 kicked ass!! Simple Plan followed as the 2nd opening band. I honestly was not familiar with them or their music but they really rocked it! Then finally my favorite the Offspring. They were absolutely amazing and they really played for the crowd!!! LOVED EVERY MOMENT!!!

The bands were amazing, the offspring were great and the openers also did extremely well. The only issue is the venue itself, not at all intended for a show that size, most of the staff was not from the venue so if you needed help finding something they weren’t any help. The bar staff was way too slow and way too overwhelmed with the amount of people, people stood in line for 30-45 min

Not enough bathrooms for the amount of people. Likes were close to 20 minutes at all times. Every porta potty in the main area ran out of toilet paper before the end of the night. No one emptying the trash cans so they were over flowing onto the ground. The artists were great, but the area was so small (and flat) that it was nearly impossible to see.

It was fantastic and everything you would expect. The only reason why I leave it as a 4.5 is because they did not play many of their new songs from the Let The Bad Times Roll album. My wife and I listened to that album a lot expecting for more of those songs and they did not even play the main song from the album. Yet again still one of the top concerts I’ve gone too, but I am just a bit unsatisfied.

Been wanting to see The Offspring since the 90s and finally got my chance, was not disappointed! These guys are true professionals. Cool lights, fantastic sound plus Dexter and Noodles are great at working the crowd. The setlist included a couple songs from the new album (which I really like) and the "greatest" hits, although I was really hoping to hear one song in particular which wasn't played. Also, this was my first trip to Red Hat Amphitheater in Raleigh but it definitely will not be my last.

My boyfriend at the time was Steve and he'd never been to an Offspring concert...I got us some GA tickets and by the end of the show he was hopping up and down jamming to the music just like the rest of us. His exact word were, "that was a fun time". I had never seen him get into a concert like that before, or since. I hope he remembers that as one of the good times we spent together just like I'm remembering now as I write this review.

The Fillmore had great staff, good flow in and out and killer sound. Loud is one thing, but loud and clear is what was delivered - well done! The Offspring were ready to play, to be sure! The new album has been out and the fans want to hear highlights, plus the hits from years past. I would call this show the best of the best of The Offspring and they were at the top of their game as far as song selection, preparedness, tone, full sound and overall quality. All that said, this was a kick ass show by the band and I can't wait for more of the same in the future!!!

This was one of my bucket list concerts. I have been a fan since 1989 or 1990 and sadly just never got to see them live. This concert did not disappoint one bit. To start the opening act Radkey was a band I had not heard of, but loved the punk sound they were putting out. With each passing song the crowd began to get more into their sound. I thought they were freaking fantastic. Then it was time for The Offspring. What a performance. The crowd and band interaction was good to see on a Wednesday night. I have been a few shows on a weeknight and have seen bands just kind of go through the motions. But not this night. The Offspring nailed it. So much so that we are making changes to our trip and going to see them in Boston. They honestly could have played for 2 more hours and I would have loved it. Thank you for coming Houston and we will see you again in Boston. Just thinking about the show the other night puts me in a happy place. I am so glad I went and looking forward to the Boston show here in a couple of weeks.

As a person who goes to a TON of concerts, I like extreme shows like death metal and gangster rap shows most of all. The wildest shit you’ll attend in their respective genre. This show, I completely underestimated. I have a soft spot for the offspring and they killed it! Had a blast and actually have battle scars from the pit to prove it. Them bodybuilding Christians rag dolled me in the pit and it was so much fun. Don’t miss a Utah offspring concert!

This show rocked! First time for everything and it was a great experience. First time at this venue and it was great, perfect size to feel like your in a convent but not so huge you see like you could get lost. The bands were great! Radkey opened for The Offspring, first time hearing about them, they rocked! Not too long after The Offspring was on stage and the audience was glued! It was fantastic! Singing along with the bad and rocking out! Can’t wait to see them again

Same as some posters below. The bands were GREAT. Extremely fun atmosphere (although Utahns are terribly dull concert goers). However, simply not enough food or beer to go around. You can't call something a taco and beer festival then make people stand in line for hours for $10-15 measly portions. Went specifically to the 801 tent to avoid standing in line for more than 15 minutes and enjoyed most of the show. My friends, who unfortunately hadn't eaten, had to watch the last of Vandals and all of Sum 41 from the unregulated, unmarked lines. Took them to Santo Taco afterwards.

My take isn't quite as harsh as Vladimir's, but close. Loved the idea of an acoustic Offspring show, but wish they would have played more of their own music. The stuff they did do was awesome. I was also surprised their set was so short. I'll be seeing them again on Sunday at Sabroso. Looking for an energetic, full-blown set in Dana Point. Cheers!