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Offspring guitarist Noodles steps away over sudden health issue

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The Offspring guitarist Noodles. (Source: Getty Images)

The Offspring guitarist Kevin “Noodles” Wasserman announced on October 21, 2026 that he was stepping away from live performances immediately because of a sudden and fairly serious health issue. He hopes to return to the stage sooner rather than later.

The Offspring guitarist Noodles. (Source: Getty Images)
The Offspring guitarist Noodles. (Source: Getty Images)

A sudden, serious health issue

Wasserman did not disclose the nature of the health problem or provide a diagnosis. He said the condition required him to withdraw from live performances for a while, but he did not give a return date. His bandmates supported the decision and confirmed that The Offspring would continue performing during his absence. Guitarist Joe Satriani also sent Wasserman a public message wishing him a speedy recovery. Wasserman has played with The Offspring for more than four decades, although accounts differ on the exact start of his tenure. Some place his arrival in 1984, while others give 1985. His announcement concerns the band’s live shows, and no wider pause in its scheduled performances has been announced.

Kevin “Noodles” Wasserman indicated that The Offspring would continue performing in his absence. (Source: FilmMagic)
Kevin “Noodles” Wasserman indicated that The Offspring would continue performing in his absence. (Source: FilmMagic)

Four shows remain scheduled

The Offspring have not confirmed who will play guitar in Wasserman’s place at the upcoming shows. Four appearances remain scheduled, with three taking place in late 2026 and the fourth in early 2027:

  • October 24, 2026: The Wiltern in Los Angeles
  • November 6, 2026: SEMA Fest in Las Vegas
  • November 21, 2026: Corona Capital in Mexico City
  • January 16, 2027: iHeartRadio ALTer EGO at the Kia Forum

The band plans to continue with these performances while Wasserman steps away to address his health.

(Compiled)

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