What does BR stand for?

Bad Religion (band)

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Samples in periodicals archive:

Tickets for the Vans Warped Tour with Bad Religion and NOFX begin at $23, while the basement price for the Mayhem Festival with Marilyn Manson and Slayer is only $12.

'80s and '90s bands a big part of summer tours

The answer to bad religion is not secularism, as the new atheists like to claim; rather, it is better religion.

The new face of Islam

Playing unplugged will be the Presidents of the United States of America, Bad Religion, Everlast, the Ting Tings and Airborne Toxic Event.

EndFest 17 is off, but ''Unplugged'' is on

Paul Staff Writer Bad Religion is one of Southern California's most influential punk bands.

IT'S ALL GOOD FOR BAD RELIGION

And time after time through history, whenever the life-sustaining answers of religion become unpopular, like bad money squeezing out good, bad religion replaces good.

At the altar of the green god: the suppression of traditional ...

Jones, a fan of seminal California punk band Bad Religion, struck up an extended e-mail correspondence with the band's lead singer, Greg Graffin.

The punk and the professor and what they say about God

Toys That Kill, on the other hand, have been described as "buzzsaw guitars, hook-filled choruses, appropriate tempo changes, and those snot-filled vocal stylings we all love so much, blending Bad Religion with The Clash and Buzzcocks, and appealing to fans of The Adicts and The Briefs".

GO: THE LIMIT: Spicy mix of local and international talent

There is good religion as well as bad religion, and bad humanism as well as good.

We shall overcome