Source: The Bad Religion Page & The Bad Religion Mailing List

With: Greg Hetson

Source: pitfire.net (Switzerland)

With: Greg Graffin, Greg Hetson, Jay Bentley

An interview with Brian Baker by the Brazilian website Rock Online. Brian talks about changing, No Substance, Campino's part on Raise Your Voice, and signing major labels.

Source: Rock Online (September 1999) (Brazil)

With: Brian Baker

Greg Graffin explains why he's playing the Mumia Abu-Jamal concert on Jan 28, 1999

Source: APB News (United States)

With: Greg Graffin

Source: L.A. Times

With: Greg Graffin

Source: Los Angeles Times, p. 22, January 14, 1999

With: Greg Graffin

"Still Punk, After All These Years: Bad Religion’s Career Spans Punk History"
This is from SLAMM, a free 'zine in San Diego. There's bits of interviews with Graffin and mostly Brian.

Source: SLAMM Magazine #99 (January 1999) (United States)

Source: Loveline: Monday, January 11, 1999 (United States)

With: Brian Baker, Greg Graffin, Jay Bentley

Source: Rock Sound Punk Special (January 1999) (Italy)

With: Greg Graffin, Jay Bentley

Article/ interview with Jeff Abarta about Epitaph. Also a short interview with Brett (page 4).

Source: Rock Sound Punk Special (January 1999) (Italy)

Bad Times was an occasional newsletter that was sent to those fans who have written to BR. They've been keeping track of all mail addresses since 1986. This newsletter was their way of communicating with fans. Bad Times was published on www.badreligion.com and for the most part was written by the band itself, especially by Greg Graffin
Bad Times is also called "The official occasional newsletter of Bad Religion".

Source: Bad Religion

A review of Greg Graffin's speech that he held on November 6th 1998 at the CMJ Music fest.

Source: CMJ report #4

Source: myLaunch

Bad Religion (represented by Jay Bentley, Bobby Schayer, Greg Hetson and Greg Graffin along with some crew members) in a go kart race against the Finnish band Innpeach.

Source: Suosikki (November 1998) (Finland)

With: Bobby Schayer, Greg Graffin, Greg Hetson, Jay Bentley

Source: Dusan Rebolj

With: Jay Bentley

Source: Flipside #114 (Sept-Oct 1998) (United States)

With: Greg Graffin

Source: Life in a Bungalo #7 (summer-fall 1998) (United States)

With: Brian Baker

Written by Greg Graffin.

Source: Details Magazine

Source: Indie Press Online

With: Bobby Schayer

Source: Corporatedethburger #3

With: Jay Bentley

Greg Graffin explains the idea behind No Substance and talks about the influence of the Internet, media and pop culture.

Source: BAM #537 (July 3, 1998) (United States)

With: Greg Graffin

An interview with Brian Baker, Greg Graffin, Bobby Schayer and Greg Hetson (partially via a conference call). The band members talk about the 'dying' punk scene, No Substance, and England.

Source: Alternative Press #120 (July 1998) (United States)

Interview with Jay Bentley (part two with Greg Graffin can be read in Flipside #114). Jay talks about hockey, the band, his first bass guitar, lyrics, trampolines and much more.

Source: Flipside #113 (July/August 1998) (United States)

With: Jay Bentley

Source: Heckler Mag. Vol. 6.2.: The They Made it Last Issue (United States)

With: Greg Graffin, Jay Bentley

Source: dailybruin.com

Source: The Michigan Daily

With: Brian Baker

Source: Entertainment Weekly, no. 431, May 8, 1998

Source: Providencephoenix.com (United States)

Greg Graffin talks about American Lesion, recording No Substance, Brett's departure, songwriting, etc.

Source: Under The Volcano #46 (may 1998) (United States)

With: Greg Graffin

Bad Times was an occasional newsletter that was sent to those fans who have written to BR. They've been keeping track of all mail addresses since 1986. This newsletter was their way of communicating with fans. Bad Times was published on www.badreligion.com and for the most part was written by the band itself, especially by Greg Graffin
Bad Times is also called "The official occasional newsletter of Bad Religion".

Source: Bad Religion

Source: whiskey-soda.de (Germany)

With: Greg Hetson

Source: Loveline: Tuesday, April 28, 1998 (United States)

With: Brian Baker, Greg Graffin, Jay Bentley

Source: CMJ (United States)

With: Greg Graffin

Source: SLAMM Magazine #80 (April 1998) (United States)

With: Brian Baker

Source: spiegel.de (Germany)

With: Greg Graffin

Interview with Greg Graffin about Greg running for President, politics, his academic career and No Substance.

Source: Mucke Und Mehr (April 1998) (Germany)

With: Greg Graffin

Visions talks with Greg Graffin about the new record No Substance, the band's career and the future. Plus discography with comments by Greg.

Source: Visions #65 (April 1998) (Germany)

With: Greg Graffin

Source: Visions #65 (April 1998) (Germany)

Source: Intro, no. 53, April 1998 (Germany)

Interview with Greg Graffin about his academic career and how he combines it with his job as a musician. Also some comments on the album "No Substance."

Source: NY Rock (April, 1998) (United States)

With: Greg Graffin

Greg Hetson talks about No Substance (Raise Your Voice, The Biggest Killer In American History) and the Gulf War.

Source: Rumba, no. 6, p. 15, March 27, 1998

With: Greg Hetson

Source: Intro, no. 52, March 1998 (Germany)

With: Greg Graffin

Interview/article with Greg Graffin commenting on the band's career during the Air & Style contest in Innsbruck, Austria.

Source: Musikexpress #3 (March 1998) (Germany)

With: Greg Graffin

Source: Bravo (1998) (Germany)

Greg talks about the Internet, the Research Fund and politics. Also included is an excerpt of the Bad Religion Lexicon.

Source: Rumba, no. 17, 1998 (Finland)

With: Greg Graffin

Source: Ox-Fanzine, no. 31, 1998 (Germany)

Source: Hip Online

Source: Vida #1, Vol. II (December 1997 / January 1998) (Italy)

With: Brian Baker, Greg Graffin

A transcript of an online chat with Greg Graffin at the Knitting Factoryin New York City when he played his first American Lesion show.

Source: SonicNet Chat (United States)

Source: Rock Brigade #136 (November 1997) (Brazil)

With: Brian Baker

Bad Times was an occasional newsletter that was sent to those fans who have written to BR. They've been keeping track of all mail addresses since 1986. This newsletter was their way of communicating with fans. Bad Times was published on www.badreligion.com and for the most part was written by the band itself, especially by Greg Graffin
Bad Times is also called "The official occasional newsletter of Bad Religion".

Source: Bad Religion

An extensive interview with Greg Graffin. Jack and Greg talk about Greg's PhD, touring, Brett's departure, recording "Tested", and playing old songs.

Source: The Big Takeover #40 (1997) (United States)

With: Greg Graffin

Hungarian article about the history of Bad Religion up until Tested.

Source: Rozsdaszín Párduc (August 1997) (Hungary)

Source: Lollipop, no. 36, June 1997

Source: Life in a Bungalo #6 (spring-summer 1997) (United States)

With: Brian Baker, Jay Bentley

Source: Goldmine #439 (United States)

Source: Visions #56 (Germany)

With: Greg Hetson

Source: Rock Brigade #130 (May 1997) (Brazil)

With: Greg Graffin

Source: Goldmine #439 (May 1997) (United States)

Source: Metal Hammer, May 1997

A very short article about the upcoming Tested album.

Source: Pulse! (April 1997) (United States)

Transcript from the 1997 Channel TV broadcast. Jay Bentley and Greg Graffin talk about playing in Australia for the first time, the USA, education and jobs, drugs abuse, etc.

Source: Channel TV (Australia)

With: Greg Graffin, Jay Bentley

Source: Visions, no. 53, February 1997 (Germany)

Source: Intro, no. 41, February 1997 (Germany)

Bad Times was an occasional newsletter that was sent to those fans who have written to BR. They've been keeping track of all mail addresses since 1986. This newsletter was their way of communicating with fans. Bad Times was published on www.badreligion.com and for the most part was written by the band itself, especially by Greg Graffin
Bad Times is also called "The official occasional newsletter of Bad Religion".

Source: Bad Religion

Source: Ox-Fanzine, no. 26, 1997 (Germany)

Source: Il Mucchio Selvaggio #226 (October 8-15, 1996) (Italy)

With: Greg Graffin

Source: Thunder #22 (October 1996) (Italy)

With: Greg Graffin

Source: The Bad Religion Page & The Bad Religion Mailing List

With: Brett Gurewitz

Interview with Jay Bentley, Brian Baker and Greg Hetson. They talk about The Gray Race, Epitaph and Sony.

Source: M6 Rock Express (France)

With: Brian Baker, Greg Hetson, Jay Bentley

Greg Graffin, Brian Baker and Jay Bentley talk about major-label deals in this short interview with Alternative Press.

Source: Alternative Press #95 (June 1996) (United States)

With: Brian Baker, Greg Graffin, Jay Bentley

A review of Bad Religion's May 14 1996 show in San Diego.

Source: The San Diego Union Tribune (United States)

Source: Metro Santa Cruz (now Santa Cruz Weekly), May 9, 1996

Interview with Jay Bentley about being on Sony, playing small clubs, and about the punk rock scene.

Source: Plastic Bomb #14 (May 1996) (Germany)

With: Jay Bentley

Source: The Georgia Straight, May 2, 1996 (United States)

With: Greg Graffin

Source: Bravo May 1996 (Germany)

Brian Baker and Greg Graffin being interviewed by Scott Russo from Unwritten Law during the third annual BoardAID charity event.

Source: RIP (May, 1996) (United States)

With: Brian Baker, Greg Graffin

Interview with Greg Hetson by Scene magazine. Greg talks about The Gray Race, touring and the Internet.

Source: Scene #17, Vol.27 (April 25-May 1, 1996) (United States)

With: Greg Hetson

Short interview with Greg Graffin. Greg explains the meaning of the name and why the band was started. He also gives some insight about why he wrote Struck A Nerve, and why a female singer in the band wouldn't work.

Source: Queer In Your Ear (April 24, 1996) (Canada)

With: Greg Graffin

Source: The Boston Globe, April 23, 1996, p. 57

Greg Graffin talks about the 1980's punk scene and how his ideas have changed over the years.

Source: Musique Plus (April 1996) (Canada)

With: Greg Graffin

An interview with Bobby in scope of Bad Religion's show in Austin, TX on Thursday April 4, 1996.

Source: Austin American-Statesman (United States)

With: Bobby Schayer

Source: Doll; Super Head Magazine #104 (April 1996) (Japan)

With: Unknown

Italian article about Bad Religion's discography.

Source: Dynamo! #16, Vol.III (April, 1996) (Italy)

Greg Graffin talks about the 90s punk revival, The Gray Race and writing songs.

Source: WOM Journal Vol.12 (April 1996) (Germany)

With: Greg Graffin

Source: Visions #45 (April 1996) (Germany)

With: Brian Baker, Greg Graffin, Jay Bentley

Source: CMJ (April 1996) (United States)

With: Greg Graffin, Jay Bentley

Source: Pandemonium #41 (April 1996) (United States)

With: Jay Bentley

Source: Popular 1

Source: Orlando Sentinel, March 22, 1996, p. 9 (United States)

In this interview Greg Graffin and Jay Bentley talk about the early years of the band, being able to survive from music, and Columbia records.

Source: Kerrang! #588 (March 16, 1996) (United Kingdom)

With: Greg Graffin, Jay Bentley

Source: Toazted (Netherlands)

With: Brian Baker

Greg Graffin and Greg Hetson talk about their fans, playing in small clubs and The Gray Race.

Source: RTL 2 Bravo TV (March 1996) (Germany)

With: Greg Graffin, Greg Hetson

Source: Daily Grind (March 1996) (Germany)

With: Brian Baker, Jay Bentley

Source: Popular 1 Especial

Short article about punk rock with comments by Jay Bentley and Bobby Schayer.

Source: discover.de (March 1996) (Germany)

Greg Graffin talks about Brett's departure, the US punk-rock revival, signing a major label, and being angry.

Source: Best #3 (March 1996) (France)

With: Greg Graffin

Source: 99Xpress Magazine (United States)

With: Greg Graffin

Article about the band's career; mainly focusing on their discography. It also includes a brief review of The Gray Race.

Source: SPIN (March 1996) (United States)

Source: Visions, no. 44, March 1996 (Germany)

Source: Intro, no. 32, March 1996 (Germany)

Source: Spin magazine (March 1996)

Source: dailybruin.com

With: Greg Graffin

Source: Loveline: Sunday, February 11, 1996 (United States)

With: Brian Baker, Greg Graffin, Jay Bentley

Source: !MuCoMo!

With: Greg Hetson

Source: Addicted to Noise #2 (February 1996) (United States)

With: Bobby Schayer, Greg Graffin

Greg Graffin, Jay Bentley and Brian Baker being interviewed about the longevity of the band, recording The Gray Race, and record labels.

Source: BAM #478 (Vol.2 #4, February 1996) (United States)

With: Brian Baker, Greg Graffin, Jay Bentley

Source: Visions #43 (February 1996) (Germany)

With: Brian Baker, Greg Hetson, Jay Bentley

Bad Religion's Singer-Songwriter on Punk Rock, Academia, Them and Us.

Source: Addicted To Noise, no. 2.02, February 1996 (United States)

With: Greg Graffin

Since their humble beginnings in the San Fernando Valley more than a decade ago, Bad Religion's timekeeper has been watching the changes from behind the bassline.

Source: Addicted To Noise, no. 2.02, February 1996 (United States)

With: Jay Bentley

The Bassist and the Drummer sound off about the past, present and future of punk rock.

Source: Addicted To Noise, no. 2.02, February 1996 (United States)

With: Bobby Schayer, Greg Hetson

Article about the band's history with comments from Jay Bentley, Greg Graffin and Greg Hetson. Note: this article only includes page 1 to 5 (6 to 8 are missing).

Source: Addicted To Noise #2.02 (February 1996) (United States)

Source: Ox-Fanzine, no. 22, 1996 (Germany)

Source: by JoAnn Green

Source: (Germany)

With: Greg Graffin

Four interviews with Brian Baker, Bobby Schayer, Greg Hetson and Greg Graffin, done by Orange County Keith.

Source: The Orange County Keith Netzine (United States)

With: Bobby Schayer, Brian Baker, Greg Graffin, Greg Hetson

Source: unknown

With: Brian Baker

Source: Kastle (United States)

With: Brian Baker

This is Greg Graffin's contribution to RAINN (The Rape, Abuse & Incest National Network). It was played on national radio.
For more information see the RAINN article in The Answer.

Source: (United States)

Source: SLUG Magazine, no. 85, January 1996, p. 30 (United States)

Source: The Michigan Daily, 1996

Source: Ox-Fanzine, no. 23, 1996 (Germany)

Source: unknown

With: Greg Graffin

Bad Times was an occasional newsletter that was sent to those fans who have written to BR. They've been keeping track of all mail addresses since 1986. This newsletter was their way of communicating with fans. Bad Times was published on www.badreligion.com and for the most part was written by the band itself, especially by Greg Graffin
Bad Times is also called "The official occasional newsletter of Bad Religion".

Source: Bad Religion

Random note about the choice for Ric Ocasek to produce the new LP.

Source: Rolling Stone issue 722 (United States)

A short interview from during the tour with Pearl Jam in 1995.

Source: North County Blade Citizen (week of June 20 1995) (United States)

With: Greg Graffin

Source: Heckler Mag. Vol.4.1: The Mountains Are Bigger Than You Are Issue (Summer 1995) (United States)

With: Brian Baker

Source: Doll; Super Head Magazine #94 (June 1995) (Japan)

With: Unknown

Source: RIP (May 1995) (United States)

With: Greg Graffin, Greg Hetson, Jay Bentley

Source: Suburban Voice #36 (Spring 1995)

With: Unknown

Bad Times was an occasional newsletter that was sent to those fans who have written to BR. They've been keeping track of all mail addresses since 1986. This newsletter was their way of communicating with fans. Bad Times was published on www.badreligion.com and for the most part was written by the band itself, especially by Greg Graffin
Bad Times is also called "The official occasional newsletter of Bad Religion".

Source: Bad Religion

Source: Suburban Voice #36 (Spring 1995) (United States)

Interview with Greg Graffin (Bobby Schayer and Greg Hetson barely talks) about The Gray Race. Greg talks about writing songs without Brett and signing to Atlantic.

Source: Oor #5 (March 9, 1996) (Netherlands)

With: Bobby Schayer, Greg Graffin, Greg Hetson

Contains a two-page poster of Greg Hetson.

Source: Terrorizer issue 18 (March 1995) (United Kingdom)

Source: CMJ (March 1995) (United States)

With: Greg Graffin

Interview with Jay Bentley about punk rock, signing to Atlantic and the departure of Brett Gurewitz.

Source: RAW #170 (March 1-14, 1995) (United Kingdom)

With: Jay Bentley

Greg Graffin talks with Rolling Stone Australia about his career with Bad Religion, experimenting with new musical styles, becoming a 'rock star' and being a dad.

Source: Rolling Stone #506 (February 1995) (Australia)

With: Greg Graffin

Source: Newsweek, January 30, 1995 (United States)

Quick fact about the KROQ christmas show on December 10, 1994.

Source: Rolling Stone issue 700 (United States)

Source: New Musical Express (21 January 1995) (United Kingdom)

With: Greg Graffin

Brett Gurewitz talks about the BR discography, the production of Stranger Than Fiction, and the band as a family.

Source: Ill Literature #9 (1995)

With: Brett Gurewitz

A debate between Greg Graffin and Bill Hoesch, a member of the Institute for Creation Research. The two talk about creation science and evolution.

Source: Hypno Volume 5, #2 (1995) (United States)

With: Greg Graffin

An eight page article/ interview about the history of the band. Greg Graffin, Greg Hetson, Jay Bentley and Brian Baker were interviewed during the tour in Germany. Brett Gurewitz was interviewed by phone.

Source: Alternative Press, #78 (January 1995) (United States)