We’ve teamed with Rancid on exclusive vinyl represses of their two classic early 2000s albums, their hardcore-tinged self-titled 2000 album (aka ‘Rancid 2000’) and 2003’s more pop-friendly ...

Details have emerged on Rancid's deal with Warner Bros. By Billboard Staff Details have emerged on Rancid’s deal with Warner Bros. As previously reported, the veteran punk act has left its long-time ...

Lately, Rancid has been more vital in its offshoots than in its central act. With singer-guitarist Tim Armstrong roughing up rock-rap with Transplants, his ex-wife Brody building buzz with the ...

As the sixth addition to Rancid’s discography, “Indestructible” is a refreshing return to a style of punk from which the band seems to veer every other album. Just about anything, though, seems better ...

Lars Frederiksen and a spokesperson for Rancid have discussed the details of their label situation with Billboard. The upcoming album will not carry any mention of the Warner Bros name, the ...

It’s hard to believe it’s been eight years since Rancid released their watershed album “And Out Came the Wolves.” That album has been the life support of The Clash-indebted punk quartet. Until now.

us that Alternative Press is reporting that the new Rancid album will be titled "Indestructible" and has a release date of July 22 on Hellcat. In next month's AP (newstand date of June 5th) the ...

Rancid have never been known as soft-spoken, but they still managed to turn up the aggression with their fifth album, Rancid, which came out on Aug. 1, 2000. With the records leading up to the group's ...

Having kept busy on solo outings, collaborations and side projects since 2003's major-label outing Indestructible, Rancid is back in fine form on Let The Dominoes Fall. One of the most endearing ...

Is it telling that the first line on Rancid's sixth album, "Indestructible," is "I know I'm indestructible?" After all, the band has been through deaths, the break-up of two marriages and debilitating ...

A decade into its recording career, Rancid opens its new album by declaring, "I know I'm indestructible," which suggests that singer-guitarist Tim Armstrong and his cohorts have an infinite supply of ...