Americana is the fifth studio album by The Offspring, the California punk rock band, and it arrived on 17 November 1998. It followed a worldwide tour for Ixnay on the Hombre, after which the band started work in July 1998 and spent about two months recording. Dave Jerden produced, for the second and last time with the group.

It sits just behind their 1994 breakthrough, Smash, as their biggest seller, with more than ten million copies sold worldwide. It entered the US Billboard 200 at number two, their highest placing, and gave them three hit singles: "Pretty Fly (for a White Guy)", "Why Don't You Get a Job?" and "The Kids Aren't Alright". Worth hearing for those songs alone, it also captures the band at their most widely heard, and a world tour followed, taking in Woodstock '99.

Americana: tracklist, credits and charts

13 tracks · 43:42

Tracklist

  1. 1WelcomeDexter Holland0:10
  2. 2Have You EverDexter Holland3:57
  3. 3Staring at the SunDexter Holland2:14
  4. 4Pretty Fly (For a White Guy)Dexter Holland3:09
  5. 5The Kids Aren't AlrightDexter Holland3:00
  6. 6FeelingsHolland, Albert, Gasté2:52
  7. 7She's Got IssuesDexter Holland3:49
  8. 8Walla WallaDexter Holland2:57
  9. 9The End of the LineDexter Holland3:02
  10. 10No BrakesDexter Holland2:04
  11. 11Why Don't You Get a Job?Dexter Holland2:52
  12. 12AmericanaDexter Holland and The Offspring3:15
  13. 13Pay the Man / Pretty Fly (reprise)Dexter Holland10:21
Produced by
Dave Jerden
Recorded at
Eldorado Recording Studios (Burbank, California)
Recorded
July–September 1998
Mixed by
Dave Jerden
Mixed at
Eldorado Recording Studios
Engineered by
Bryan Carlstrom
Mastered by
Eddy Schreyer
Labels
Sony Music, Columbia
Length
43:42

Line-up

  • Dexter Holland · guitar family, background vocals, electric guitar, lead vocals
  • Greg Kriesel · bass, electric bass guitar
  • Kevin Wasserman · guitar family, background vocals · guest
  • Ron Welty · membranophone, drums (drum set)
  • Calvert DeForest · other vocals · guest
  • Jack Grisham · background vocals · guest
  • Davey Havok · background vocals · guest
  • Chris Higgins · background vocals, vocals · guest
  • Jim Lindberg · background vocals · guest
  • John Mayer · spoken vocals · guest
  • Noodles · electric guitar
  • Nika Futterman Frost · vocals · guest
  • Heidi Villagran · vocals · guest
  • Derrick Davis · flute · guest
  • Phil Jordan · horn · guest
  • Gabrial McNair · horn · guest

Singles

  • “Pretty Fly (for a White Guy)” · 9 November 1998
  • “Why Don't You Get a Job?” · 15 March 1999
  • “The Kids Aren't Alright” · 9 August 1999
  • “She's Got Issues” · 22 November 1999

Peak chart positions

ChartPeak
US Billboard 200 · 1998–992
UK Albums Chart · 1998–9910
Australian Albums (ARIA) · 1998–991
Austrian Albums · 1998–991
Greek Albums (IFPI Greece) · 1998–991
New Zealand Albums · 1998–991
Polish Albums (ZPAV) · 1998–991
Swedish Albums · 1998–991
UK Rock & Metal Albums · 1998–991
Danish Albums (Hitlisten) · 1998–992
All 29 charts
European Albums (European Top 100 Albums) · 1998–992
Finnish Albums · 1998–992
French Albums · 1998–992
Norwegian Albums · 1998–992
Canadian Albums (Billboard) · 1998–993
Italian Albums (FIMI) · 1998–993
Portuguese Albums (AFP) · 1998–993
Singapore Albums (SPVA) · 1998–993
Belgian Albums (Flanders) · 1998–994
Czech Albums (IFPI) · 1998–994
German Albums · 1998–995
Swiss Albums · 1998–995
Dutch Albums · 1998–996
Spanish Albums (AFYVE) · 1998–998
Hungarian Albums · 1998–9911
Belgian Albums (Wallonia) · 1998–9917
Japanese Albums (Oricon) · 1998–9920
Irish Albums (IRMA) · 1998–9925
Scottish Albums · 1998–9992

Certifications

RegionCertification
ArgentinaPlatinum
Australia · 19995× Platinum
AustriaPlatinum
Belgium · 1999Gold
Brazil · 2000Platinum
Canada8× Platinum
FinlandPlatinum
France · 20012× Platinum
GermanyGold
Italy · 2026Platinum
Japan · 1999Platinum
MexicoGold
NetherlandsGold
New Zealand4× Platinum
New Zealand · 2024Platinum
Norway · 2000Platinum
Poland · 1999Platinum
SpainPlatinum
Sweden · 19992× Platinum
Switzerland · 1999Platinum
United KingdomPlatinum
United States5× Platinum
Europe · 19993× Platinum

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113k
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How we know the release date wikipedia + wikidata; also seen: 1998-11-16 (musicbrainz)
SourceDateNote
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Wikipedia infobox17 November 1998
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17 editions
DateCountryLabelBarcodeKind
1998ZASony Music6007689327132other
1998USColumbia888430568327other
1998CAColumbia074646966129other
1998USColumbia074646966129other
16 November 1998AUColumbia9399700058871original
16 November 1998DEColumbia5099749165625original
17 November 1998CAColumbia074646966129other
17 November 1998USColumbia074646966129other
17 November 1998USColumbia074646966129other
17 November 1998XEColumbia5099749165618other
18 November 1998JPEpic4988010739324other
23 June 2015USOrg Music888750244611other
2016AIColumbia00602557270945other
2 December 2016XECaroline International602557217988other
2 December 2016ALRound Hill Music00602557270938other
2019XERound Hill Records602577951398other
——Caroline International602557217988other
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fanarttv1000×1000upscaled