The Offspring, Jimmy Eat World & New Found Glory at Cascades Amphitheater

SUPERCHARGED Worldwide in '25

The Cascades Amphitheatre of Ridgefield, Washington, is so excited to welcome The Offspring, Jimmy Eat World, and New Found Glory to the stage on September 4th as a part of their SUPERCHARGED Worldwide in ‘25 Tour. 

The Offspring are no stranger to mainstream fame and have been one of the most successful groups in the punk and metal scene since their debut in the 80s. Throughout the many line up changes and breaks the band has made, their sound still sounds authentically them - and fans eat up any opportunity to see them perform even after four decades in the game. They have released eleven albums and have sold over forty million records worldwide, and currently boast 20 million + monthly listeners across all streaming platforms. 

The group formed back in 1984 in Southern California, and is made up of Dexter Holland (vocals, guitar), Noodles (lead guitar), Todd Morse (bass guitar), Jonah Nimoy, and drummer Brandon Pertzborn. The group is mentioned along with the likes of Green Day, Blink 182, Bad Religion, and other California punk bands as the main leaders of the sounds from the 90s all the way up to modern day. They are the original garage band, and such a treat to see and view as they continue their domination over the modern day music scene. 

The group will also bring Jimmy Eat World (J.E.W.) and New Found Glory (N.F.G.)  to the venue - iconic rock bands from the 90s who came up during a similar time as The Offspring and will absolutely bring the heat to the stage. J.E.W. has had hit, chart topping singles on Billboard with songs like The Middle and 2004’s hot single Pain, and their albums have gone platinum numerous times. The band is cited as a major influence for other contemporary bands, and they have toured the world extensively outside of their 2025 tour with The Offspring. N.F.G. is also no stranger to stardom - hitting the ground running right when they were coming up in the late 90s, and reaching the mainstream back in 2002 with their album Sticks and Stones. They have charted highly on Billboard’s Alternative Hits since the early 2000s, and have blended the genres of pop punk and alternative rock at ease. None of these bands are the type you want to miss, and who knows when they’ll all go on tour together again - so make sure you secure your spot for September!

This show is the only way to end your summer music binge, and lucky for you we have tickets right here! Grab yours now, and we can’t wait to have you at The Cascades! See you soon!