Greg Graffin

Bad Religion are celebrating two major anniversaries this week: their classic debut album 'How Could Hell Be Any Worse?' turns 40, and 2002's 'The Process of Belief,' a massive comeback and a crucial turning point in their career, turns 20.

This edition of 'In Defense of the Genre' looks at 18 early 2000s punk albums that were too gritty for the bubblegum pop punk TRL was playing but too tuneful for the depths of the hardcore underground, and still sound vital today.

Veteran punk greats Bad Religion turn 40 this year, and in addition to their previously announced tour with Alkaline Trio, they'll also be celebrating the anniversary with the release of their first-ever autobiography...

The run continues tonight (2/28) and Wednesday (3/1).

Bad Religion frontman Greg Graffin will release his first solo album in 11 years, Millport, on March 10 via ANTI-, and he was also recently announced for SXSW. Today, Greg revealed that he'll be doing a short tour before making his way to Austin.

Stream "Making Time" and "Lincoln's Funeral Train" now.

Cherry Glazerr, Temples, S U R V I V E, Beach Slang, No Joy, PWR BTTM, Ultimate Painting, Weaves, Modern English, Omni & more added to 2017 lineup.

In addition to fronting Bad Religion for over 30 years, Greg Graffin is an author and he's got a new book coming out on September 15. It's called Population Wars and the description reads:Life on Earth has been defined by war from the beginning, with war between populations seen as an inevitable part of the evolutionary proc...

In his book , Greg Graffin says, "For me, the existence or nonexistence of God is a non-issue." He's a naturalist, the lead singer of the punk rock band Bad Religion...