The Offspring Sold The Rights To Their Songs For $35 Million
Today in weird rock news: The Offspring have sold the rights to their songs for $35 million. The company that purchased the goods is called Round Hill, and they now own all the stuff the band recorded while signed to Columbia Records, Radio.com reports.
Ixnay on the Hombre, the Offspring's 1997 fourth studio album, is still sittin' in a grey zone, but other than that, Round Hill owns it all. The reason is probably because indie Epitaph distributed the album in Europe, even though it was still a Columbia release.
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