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Social Distortion is the job Mike Ness can't quit

The veteran California punk band has a new album, 'Born to Kill,' that follows Ness' experience with cancer.

Los Angeles, CA - March 23, 2026: Mike Ness, frontman of the veteran punk band Social Distortion, at his producer's studio on Monday, March 23, 2026, in Los Angeles, Calif. Th — Source image associated with the linked report from Los Angeles Times. Image selected from source-page metadata and displayed with attribution and link back; VINI does not copy the image into local storage unless rights are cleared.Credit: Image via Los Angeles Times · Source-hosted image; rights remain with the publisher or credited rights holder. · Image source

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According to Los Angeles Times’s source item, Social Distortion is the job Mike Ness can’t quit, The veteran California punk band has a new album, ‘Born to Kill,’ that follows Ness’ experience with cancer.

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Social Distortion is the job Mike Ness can't quitLos Angeles Times - 2026-05-15T10:00:00+00:00

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