NOFX ’s Fat Mike gets into a “gender pronoun bar fight” on the band’s new song, “Fuck Euphemism,” off their upcoming LP, Single Album, out February 26th via Fat Wreck Chords.

Fat Mike: The thing about punk rock is that although it might not be getting better, it’s still the best game in town. Since I started listening to music, punk was always the best style of music.

Fat Mike hasn’t decided on what will be the last song NOFX ever plays (“I can’t answer that,” he says), but he does share that the final show will see the band play a new song that no one ...

“The opportunity to lead the history, catalog, and roster of Fat Wreck Chords into the future, alongside Mike and Erin, is the honor and privilege of my 30-year career,” Posen said in a statement.

Fat Mike: Never, never thought of it before. I wanted to open a punk shop in Vegas, because storefront property was cheap because of COVID, and I had a marijuana store here once, so $1000 a month.

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NOFX’s Fat Mike has announced Fat Mike Gets Strung Out, an album of orchestral re-imaginings of NOFX songs made in collaboration with Baz The Frenchman, due September 15 via Fat Wreck Chords ...

As for NOFX, Fat Mike and the band plan on releasing a new studio album this year, which would be their first since 2009’s Coaster. “We’re recording in April, and it should be out in the fall.

Fat Mike is Dominated in 82: Fat Mike’s new podcast Fat Mike’s Fat Mic is available to stream here. New episodes every Tuesday. “You end up finding out a lot about me,” he said in a statement.

Fat Mike, né Mike Burkett, is, among other things, the frontman and bassist for the band NOFX. He was wearing a black T-shirt and blue plaid shorts that reached almost to the tops of his black socks.

Fat Mike now has a line of panties and dresses for men, and people are apparently all for it. The NOFX frontman’s brand just launched and is already pretty successful.

Fat Mike: Never, never thought of it before. I wanted to open a punk shop in Vegas, because storefront property was cheap because of COVID, and I had a marijuana store here once, so $1000 a month.