| 1 | Track Fast | |
| 2 | Ghost Of A Chance | |
| 3 | Telegraph Avenue | |
| 4 | An Intimate Close Up Of A Street Punk Trouble Maker | |
| 5 | Where I'm Going | |
| 6 | Buddy | |
| 7 | Farewell Lola Blue | |
| 8 | All American Neighborhood | |
| 9 | Bovver Rock And Roll | |
| 10 | Make It Out Alive | |
| 11 | Molly Make Up Your Mind | |
| 12 | I Got Them Blues Again | |
| 13 | Beauty Of The Pool Hall | |
| 14 | Say Goodbye To Our Heroes | |
| 15 | I Kept A Promise | |
| 16 | Cold Cold Blood | |
| 17 | This Is Not The End | |
| 18 | We Arrived Right On Time | |
| 19 | Go On Rise Up |
Rancid returns to their roots with Trouble Maker (2017), their ninth studio album released via Hellcat / Epitaph Records. Produced by the legendary Brett Gurewitz, this 17-track release marks a high-energy rejuvenation for the East Bay veterans, capturing the raw, "street punk" vitality that has defined their career since 1993.
The album is a relentless blast of power chords, big harmonies, and the unmistakable vocal interplay between Tim Armstrong and Lars Frederiksen. While the record leans heavily into the band’s hard-edged punk sound, it also features their signature nods to garage rock and ska, anchored by Matt Freeman’s iconic bass work and Branden Steineckert’s driving percussion.
Key Tracks & Highlights:
- "Where I’m Going": The album’s standout ska-infused anthem, reminiscent of classics like "Time Bomb."
- "Telegraph Avenue": A catchy, biographical love letter to the Berkeley counter-culture scene.
- "Track Fast" & "Ghost of a Chance": High-speed, sub-two-minute blasts that open the album with classic Let’s Go-era energy.
- "This Is Not the End": A "balls-to-the-wall" closer featuring aggressive guitar solos and a rowdy finish.
Authentic, unpolished, and fiercely resolute, Trouble Maker is an essential addition for fans of The Clash, Youth Brigade, and the classic Hellcat Records sound.
