More than four decades after forming in Los Angeles, trendsetting punk-rock firebrands NOFX played their final concerts this past weekend in nearby San Pedro, California as part of their Punk in ...

NOFX are down the final few dates of what they’re saying is their final tour — they play all three nights at Riot Fest, and then three special San Pedro, CA shows on October 4, 5, and 6 at Berth 46.

NOFX have announced details of their last-ever live dates, with the band promising they will be “done done” afterwards. The announcement follows frontman Fat Mike telling fans on Instagram last year ...

BROCKTON — Nineties punk rock band NOFX is set to perform in Brockton for the last time during a two-day festival at the end of the summer. To celebrate the end of their 40-year musical career, NOFX ...

Fans of pop-punk band NOFX were sad to hear last year that the band would embark on their final tour… ever. But, luckily for English fans of the retiring band, the band just added two new London dates ...

Better Than: Drawing up cool Barack Obama signs for your Super Tuesday rally. Seriously, “Barack the Vote”? How about “Barack You Like a Hurricane”? Download ...

At their first SA show at the Old Biscuit Mill a lucky packet of devoted old skool punk heads, hardcore skateboarders, ska-lovers and a few very young and very drunk school kids braved the ...

The first time Baz heard “The Decline,” he was killing time backstage at a gig. It was by way of an old school DIY punk distribution video that happened to contain the song on it. To the classically ...

"It was 15 years ago, right here that we first met NOFX," said Bouncing Souls bassist Bryan Kienlen to an overcapacity crowd at Revolution on Friday. For many of the crowd members, it's where they met ...

NOFX has announced a title and some details about their upcoming live album. The disc will be the second live album from the veteran punk act, with the previous, I Heard They Suck Live, released ...

If pop punk's ever had its own Godspeed You! Black Emperor moment, it'd definitely have to be NOFX's sprawling, hyper-political 18-minute anthem The Decline. And while the 1999 EP still holds its own ...