Clear your calendars and dig out your best battle vest, punk legends The Offspring are coming to shake up London in summer 2026 with a massive outdoor show at Crystal Palace Park on Sunday 28 June. And if that wasn’t enough of a riot already, they’re bringing along a stacked lineup of special guests: Dropkick Murphys, Pennywise, PUP, and Destroy Boys.
It’s the kind of bill that reads like a playlist for smashing stuff in your bedroom as a teenager, only now, it’s happening live and loud in one of the capital’s most iconic open-air venues. Expect circle pits, beer showers, and a heavy dose of punk-rock nostalgia mixed with a surprising amount of emotional catharsis.
The Offspring are no strangers to epic stages, but this Crystal Palace gig promises to be a standout. With over 45 million albums sold, a Guinness World Record–level of influence (Smash still holds the crown as the biggest-selling independent rock album ever), and 2024’s Supercharged album keeping things fresh, they’ve proved time and again that they’re far from finished. Dexter, Noodles and co. are still firing on all cylinders, just with a few more grey hairs and zero tolerance for rubbish sound systems.
Joining them are Boston bruisers Dropkick Murphys, who are practically the spiritual cousins of every pub chant you’ve ever sung with your arms around someone in a Guinness-stained shirt. Pennywise follow with their SoCal-skater-punk mastery, still refusing to compromise after 30+ years of shredding the rulebook. PUP, Canada’s finest agents of chaos, bring their self-aware, shout-along anthems with all the frantic energy you’d expect. And opening the chaos: Destroy Boys, a fiery force of Gen Z rage and melodic grit that hits as hard live as they do through headphones.
This show also keeps Crystal Palace Park’s live legacy very much alive, past names include The Rolling Stones, Bob Marley, Pink Floyd, and more recently, sold-out 2025 shows from Deftones and RÜFÜS DU SOL.
Pre-sale opens Tuesday 18 November at 9AM via offspring.com
General sale begins Friday 21 November at 9AM via ticketmaster.co.uk
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