The Offspring to play entire 'Ignition' album for benefit concert
The Offspring have announced that they will be playing their classic 1992 album Ignition in full at a benefit show April 13 in Berkeley to celebrate the 30th anniversary of 924 Gilman.
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924 Gilman is an all ages volunteer-run, not-for-profit music and art community space that opened in 1986 and has seen bands like Green Day, Rancid and, of course, the Offspring.
Tickets are on sale now and can be purchased here—they range from $60-200.
Here is a breakdown of the types of tickets:
General Admission ($60 per ticket)
924 Gilman Supporter ($150 per ticket) that includes exclusive entrance to the venue through the beer garden/ restaurant located at 2367 Shattuck Avenue; exclusive access to the Mezzanine with its own bar, elevated views, and some stools; a $25 meal and drink ticket for the Cornerstone; one show poster signed by the Offspring; and the choice of one 924 Gilman fundraising T-shirt.
924 Gilman Supporter Extraordinaire ($200 per ticket) that includes the 924 Gilman Supporter package plus a meet and greet with the Offspring between the Day Labor and Dandelion Massacre sets.
Day Labor and Dandelion Massacre will also be performing at the benefit show.
