Millport is Graffin’s third solo album combining elements of folk, roots and Americana. It’s a far cry from punk rock, but at the same time, the songwriting for Millport isn’t a far cry from Bad ...

If you love your Wiki episodes completely loaded with fiction, this one’s for you, and after all, what's "stranger than fiction"? Dr. Graffin corrected plenty of misinformation during this segment, ...

We live in strange times and Bad Religion vocalist Greg Graffin knows it. One semi-recent phenomena is a willful rejection of facts that seems to be plaguing the U.S., and Graffin had an interesting ...

Bad Religion have been around for a staggering 37 years, releasing 16 full-length albums in the process. With Graffin currently focusing on his solo material and his career as a college professor in ...

For those familiar with Bad Religion vocalist Greg Graffin's life outside of music, it probably won’t surprise you to know he’s written another book. This one is called Population Wars and in it he ...

Bad Religion frontman Greg Graffin recently announced plans for the release of his latest book, Population Wars, that will come with a 7" featuring four acoustic Bad Religion songs for those who ...

Bad Religion vocalist Greg Graffin will release his third solo album, Millport, this year! The punk legend, science professor and acclaimed author’s latest effort is set to drop on March 10. “This ...

Greg Graffin, purveyor of optimistic folk-rock songs? The generations of punks who were reared on Bad Religion, where Graffin is the melodically venomous lead singer, might be forgiven for doing a ...

Bad Religion frontman Greg Graffin has teamed up with a couple friends from Social Distortion to record a fresh version of Norman Blake’s “Lincoln’s Funeral Train (The Sad Journey to Springfield).” We ...

Welcome to Loudwire Podcast #17 with Bad Religion legend Greg Graffin! In this podcast, we speak with Graffin about his new solo album, Millport, along with politics, science and punk rock. We also ...

Punk Paradox: A Memoir is a just-announced “historical memoir and cultural criticism of punk rock’s evolution” and it comes from someone who witnessed the birth of punk firsthand and has helped shape ...