Imagine a punk rock version of U2 that lived on planet Earth and actually had a ton of fun with their band. And fun is the operative term with NOFX. How else does a band last 28 years? It says something about NOFX‘s enduring popularity… The band released a string of crucial skate-punk albums, followed up by now-classics White Trash, Two Heebs And A Bean and Punk In Drublic. The chaps actively shared their dissent for the Bush Administration and spoke out against the invasion of Iraq. NOFX is a genuine punk rock band who, despite their size and popularity, have managed after all these years to still adhere to DIY values like booking their own shows and releasing their own records. They still take out young bands on tour and they still employ the same road crew. They’re not only an anomaly in terms of their success via the underground, but also in how they choose to run their band and stay loyal to their roots.