The Offspring Ignite iHeartRadio Festival at T-Mobile Arena in September 2026


The Offspring bring their punk-rock energy to T-Mobile Arena for the iHeartRadio Music Festival on September 19-20, 2026, delivering a high-octane set in Las Vegas. Known for “Self Esteem” and “The Kids Aren’t Alright,” the band’s raw sound and rebellious spirit light up the stage. This festival performance is a must for rock fans seeking a wild Vegas night.

T-Mobile Arena’s massive setup and booming sound amplify The Offspring’s driving guitars and anthemic choruses, with visuals that match their punk attitude. Expect a setlist packed with '90s classics and newer tracks, plus festival surprises like guest collaborations. Their infectious energy keeps the crowd moshing and singing along.

September’s vibrant Strip energy sets the mood before the 7:30 PM festival start. Grab a bite at MGM Grand or join the pre-show buzz around the arena. The iHeartRadio Festival’s star-studded lineup makes The Offspring’s set a highlight, drawing fans from across the globe.

What makes this show special is The Offspring’s ability to channel punk’s raw edge while delivering crowd-pleasing hits. Their Las Vegas performance feels tailor-made for the city’s high-energy vibe, offering a dose of nostalgia with modern flair. It’s a perfect addition to a festival weekend packed with excitement.

For visitors, this concert is a chance to experience a punk-rock legend in a venue built for epic moments. T-Mobile Arena’s electric atmosphere enhances the band’s intensity, making it ideal for a thrilling night out. Whether you’re a longtime fan or new to their sound, this show will get your adrenaline pumping.

Tickets for iHeartRadio sell out quickly, so act fast. The Offspring at T-Mobile Arena promise a night of punk-rock fire in the heart of Las Vegas.


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