The Offspring's Dexter Holland has teamed up with Electric Callboy on "Let the Good Times Roll," the latest single from their upcoming album, TANZNEID, to be released on August 7 via Century Media.
Speaking about the collaboration, Electric Callboy said, "The Offspring have been one of the bands that shaped us from the very beginning. Their music was part of our lives long before Electric Callboy even existed, so having Dexter on this song honestly feels surreal. 'Let The Good Times Roll' is everything we love about loud, fun and energetic music, and getting to share that with one of our biggest inspirations makes this a really special moment for us."
Holland added, "When Electric Callboy sent us the track, it immediately put a grin on our faces. It's energetic, unpredictable and doesn't take itself too seriously — exactly the kind of spirit we've always loved about punk and rock music. I had a blast being part of 'Let The Good Times Roll' and can't wait for everyone to hear it."
The German band announced that the mysterious Pink Boxes seen throughout the "Let The Good Times Roll" music video will begin appearing at festivals, in cities and at unexpected locations around the world, with fans uncovering clues through the band's channels, festivals, the community and surprise appearances across the globe.
Every box contains exclusive rewards, but a select few hold the ultimate prize: a Golden Ticket granting the finder and a guest complimentary access to Electric Callboy headline shows worldwide for life. Each discovered box can be registered on the interactive World of TANZNEID map, allowing fans everywhere to follow the hunt as it unfolds in real time. The interactive map is available here.
Electric Callboy kicked off their The TANZNEID World Tour, spread across Europe, Japan, and Australia, last week. It will run through March 2, 2027.
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