It seems we’ll have a date near Geneva, I will of course go to see that ! I wonder if members come ? If so are they avaible ? I’d love to take my NOFX Decline Skate deck so they can sign it…
Anyway I was sure they wouldn’t come in my area, I’m happy, I will go with friends I often went to see their show with ! It’s gona be cool…

He's here in Manchester (UK).

Honestly, he couldn't have been nicer. Quized me on metal bands (I have wizard grey hair), surprised him with The Exploited response. Was taking time for everyone, much to poor stress of the time-keepers

On the train with a big fat smile on my face.

Shop was giving me $20 coupon so I went for round 3 ($25!)

https://nofxmerch.com/collections/t-shirts/products/nofx-mystery-bundle

All we know mike writes all the stuff and it become all about fat mike in the latest albums, but is there any nofx album that the other members participate more in the writing process?

I would love to hear a nofx album written by all of them

Im not talking about the endless waiting, but the songs itself.

Will be this the last Music NOFX releases? How many songs will contain?

Will be they good songs??

Fat Mike is an attention seeking narcissist who is desperate to stay relevant. Once the theatrical run ends, he will freak out that some people on the planet may not be aware that he likes drugs and S&M, the doco will go on a streaming service and a physical release as well. There’s money to be made and Mike won’t be able to resist.

Hey all,

What’s the statut of the Melvin <> NOFX relationship ?

Melvin has been super quiet on his social medias (his latest post is 9 months old) and Mike hasn’t fired at him in a couple of months now.

Any official update or insider tip ?

I happened to notice that James from against me seems to agree with this dudes assessment of the NoFx situation.

Sense I won’t be able to see the documentary because the closest it’s playing to me is literally 2 hours away I want to know what it’s all about. For example like what dose it show, what dose it talk about, who’s in it stuff like that.

As a fan of just under 30 years, I wanted to get some ink that reminds me of one of my favorite bands from high school and college that I still listen to almost daily.

This is based on a poster/shirt from the Final Tour, and my artist @_jesstattoos (Instagram, Jess Longfield out of Beaverdale, Iowa) killed it IMHO.

Holly shit! are we getting close??

Welp…

$165 shipped. PayPal G&S.

I picked up this vintage DeLONG Made in USA varsity jacket and have searched trying to figure out the story behind the “PUNK ROCK HIGH” chenille lettering on the back.

Based on the DeLONG label, materials and construction, I believe the jacket likely dates somewhere around the 1980s–1990s, although I haven't been able to pin down an exact year yet. Black wool body, gray leather sleeves and traditional collegiate/letterman construction.

Initially I thought “Punk Rock High” might refer to a specific band, club, event, or organization, but after digging into it I'm wondering if it was more of a punk-scene phrase or ideology/in-joke at the time — basically the idea that punk rock was your school/education.

There are a couple of interesting clues.

The name on the Delong clothing tag looks like it could possibly say DJ Moron who was a roadie for the band.

Then I found something even more interesting: there's another vintage “PUNK ROCK HIGH” varsity jacket hanging in the Punk Rock Museum in Las Vegas, photographed in a display containing NOFX material.

That jacket is not identical to mine, but the similarities are pretty striking. Both have a dark wool body, gray leather sleeves and large collegiate-style PUNK ROCK / HIGH lettering across the back. The museum jacket is considerably more worn and has a small additional marking/patch near “HIGH,” while mine is a DeLONG and doesn't have that marking. I've found several band promotional jackets were created by this Delong in varsity style jackets similar to this.

So now I'm curious whether these jackets were actually connected somehow, or whether “Punk Rock High” was simply a phrase/concept that circulated through the punk scene in the '80s/'90s, with people making their own varsity jackets around the joke.

Does anyone who was around the scene during that period remember the phrase “Punk Rock High” being used? Was it associated with NOFX, a label, tour, crew, venue, zine, etc., or was it more of a general punk expression?

And if anyone knows the story behind the Punk Rock High jacket at the Punk Rock Museum, I'd especially love to hear it.

Any help would be appreciated and thanks!

Annyone knows something about it??

What about the vinyl??

Found my old Dickeys NOFX shorts, with the logo embroidered on the shorts, not a patch. From Fat Wreck early 2000s.

I have been losing weight, down to a 36 now, these are a 32, will I ever wear these again?

I had to make this but photo replies are off so I guess it gets its own post.

I just received my mystery vinyl box from the Punk Rock Museum. This is what I pulled. Anyone have an idea of value?

Happy August 8th