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PA’s Four Chord Music Festival Unveils Complete Lineup – News

August 4, 2022

Now a two-day festival featuring All Time Low, Bad Religion, Descendents, Jimmy Eat World, Pennywise, The Story So Far, Silverstein, Lagwagon, and many more.

Bad Religion Reveal “The Profane Rights of Man” – News

November 9, 2018

A worried look at the state of human rights in America, “The Profane Rights of Man” continues the band’s long-held commitment to incisively topical songwriting.

Riot Fest Is Almost Here. The Schedule. The Map. The App. – News

September 11, 2018

Riot Fest is almost here and three-day tickets are almost gone. Get them while you can and we’ll see you on Friday.

Bad Religion get in the holiday spirit – News

November 4, 2013

Revered punk rock legend Bad Religion has released a Christmas album, Christmas Songs, featuring “American Jesus”, “O Come, O Come Emmanuel”, and 6 more tracks.

Fat Wreck Chords announces The Songs of Tony Sly: A Tribute – News

October 23, 2013

Legendary San Francisco-based punk label Fat Wreck Chords has announced the release of The Songs of Tony Sly: A Tribute on October 29th.

Bad Religion – Fuck You – Music Stream

June 25, 2013

Immaculate production, fast-paced, quality skate punkpop, layered whoa-ohs, and scathing cultural criticism, it’s all here in spades.

Bad Religion – True North – Review

June 25, 2013

Immaculate production, fast-paced, quality skate punkpop, layered whoa-ohs, and scathing cultural criticism, it’s all here in spades.

The Bronx join Bad Religion for epic punk rock tour! – News

April 3, 2013

This spring, two of LA’s best punk bands, Bad Religion and The Bronx come together for one of the season’s most anticipated tours in the US and Canada.

Bad Religion Announce Dates With Rise Against – News

February 8, 2011

Iconic punk champions Bad Religion will be hitting the road along with melodic hardcore upstarts Rise Against.

Bad Religion – New Maps of Hell – Review

September 21, 2007

Bad Religion have been on the up and up since guitarist/backup vocalist Brett Gurewitz returned. No surprise this is another monolith of pop punk excellence.