More Offspring tracks coming to Rock Band


A few of you are probably too young to remember, but there was a time in the late 90s when you couldn't turn on the radio or MTV (yes, MTV used to play videos) without seeing pop punk outfit The Offspring. Now, with a new album and a new track on Rock Band, they seem to be set for a resurgence of some sort, though it's unclear how successful the effort will be.

Those who want to recapture the halcyon days of 1998 will be happy to hear that the band is bringing several more songs to the rhythm game, according to their website. The list includes:
  • "Come Out And Play [Keep 'Em Separated]"
  • "Self Esteem"
  • "Gone Away"
  • "All I Want"
  • "Pretty Fly (For A White Guy)"
  • "The Kids Aren't Alright
There's no timetable listed, but we wouldn't be surprised to see an "Offspring Track Pack" in the near future.

[Thanks, GunForHire]

Tags: rock-band, the-offspring

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