The Offspring announced they will be allocating free tickets to local frontline workers for their gig at the Bonus Arena in Hull in November.
Fresh off the stage at Riot Fest in Chicago and packing their bags to make their UK return this November, The Offspring have announced details of a special additional show on their upcoming tour.
The Californian punk-rock legends have announced an extra date – at Hull’s Bonus Arena – in support of frontline and NHS workers, offering free tickets to the show as well as donating proceeds to NHS Charities.
“If not for the hard work and successful rollout of the vaccine programs by the NHS there wouldn’t even be any live concerts to play!” enthuses frontman Dexter Holland. ?“We’re so thrilled to be coming back, finally, to the UK and we’re looking forward to giving something back to those who have stepped up and given so much. Rock on!”
Catch The Offspring live at the following UK dates:
November
19 Hull Bonus Arena
21 Dublin 3 Arena
23 Cardiff Motorpoint Arena
24 Birmingham Resorts World Arena
26 London SSE Arena, Wembley
27 Glasgow SSE Hydro
29 Manchester AO Arena
30 Leeds First Direct Arena
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