Originating from Berkeley, California, Rancid has been a seminal punk rock band for over 25 years, formed by Tim Armstrong and Matt Freeman following the end of their influential band, Operation Ivy. Their iconic album "…And Out Come The Wolves" in 1995 was followed by releases like "Life Won’t Wait" and "Indestructible," with drummer Branden Steineckert joining in 2003 to complete the current lineup. Maintaining their independence and loyalty to their community, Rancid's music tackles political and personal themes, embodying the spirit of original punk rock while inspiring generations of punk bands.

With a career spanning over two decades, Rancid has continuously produced music that confronts societal issues while sharing personal narratives of love and heartbreak. Their albums like "Let The Dominos Fall," "Honor Is All We Know," and "Trouble Maker" showcase their unwavering commitment to their punk roots and East Bay heritage, creating a space where fans can find belonging and connection. As a legendary band in the punk scene, Rancid's enduring influence and spirit have paved the way for future generations of punk rockers, solidifying their status as icons of the genre.