Fat Mike

NOFX are promising full album shows, rarities, and no repeat setlists on the ”40 Years, 40 Cities, 40 Songs Per Day” tour, which is set to be their last.

Their first release is a split with Get Dead that's out now, and they have an album coming in 2023.

”We’re going to play every album we’ve ever recorded. Every city is going to be very special. We’ll have been a band for 40 years with all original members, and we’re going to play 40 cities. Every show, we’re going to play 40 different songs.”

The museum will include artifacts from Blondie, Devo, Rise Against, Sum 41, and much more, and it came together with help from Pat Smear, Brett Gurewitz, Kevin Lyman, Tony Hawk, and other prominent figures in punk history...

The first three 2022 editions of Punk in Drublic have been announced, in Tempe, AZ and San Diego and Ventura, CA.

We asked Fat Mike for his top 10 of 2021, and here's what he came up with...

”I listened to London Calling to get inspired, but I think Joe Strummer once said if you want to be inspired, don’t listen to your idols — listen to your idols’ idols. So I also listened to a lot of Toots And The Maytals and Lee ‘Scratch’ Perry, and a ton of Trojan Records compilations.”

Fat Mike's touring Punk in Drublic fest returns to Pittsburgh for the first time in 2018 this year

7Seconds' 'The Crew' is one of the most classic punk albums of all time, and it's now getting a long-awaited remastered vinyl reissue and coming to streaming services for the first time ever. Pre-order our exclusive neon pink vinyl variant now...

”We know we said shitty things that caused it, so we get it,” Fat Mike says.