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Blink-182 took a break from stadiums to help raise money to rebuild Los Angeles after the recent wildfires — and also reconnected with a familiar face.

The pop-punk band performed an intimate sold-out show at the Hollywood Palladium on Thursday to benefit L.A. fire relief following last month’s devastation. The concert will be donating 100 percent of the net ticket proceeds to the Pasadena Humane Society, California Fire Department, Lafd Foundation and Arc Firefighter Fund.

Opening the Live Nation-produced show was Alkaline Trio, featuring frontman and guitarist Matt Skiba. This marked the first time that Alkaline Trio has played on the same bill with Blink-182 following Skiba ending his seven-year run with the latter group after the 2022 return of original guitarist Tom DeLonge alongside bassist Mark Hoppus and drummer Travis Barker.

Skiba joined Blink-182 onstage midway through their set to perform the 2016 single “Bored to Death,” which features Skiba on the original recording.

blink-182 headlined their own benefit concert to support Los Angeles wildfire relief efforts at the Hollywood Palladium on Thursday night (February 13th), and they reunited onstage with former member Matt Skiba, whose band Alkaline Trio opened the show.

With blink-182 having announced Alkaline Trio as the support act, there was speculation going into the show that Skiba would join his onetime blink bandmates onstage. That’s exactly what happened when Skiba reunited with the band for “Bored to Death” from 2016’s California, the first of two albums Skiba appeared on during his tenure with the pop-punk act.

Skiba replaced original blink-182 singer-guitarist Tom DeLonge in 2015, but exited the band in 2022 when DeLonge returned to the lineup.

Leading into “Bored to Death,” singer-bassist Mark Hoppus jokingly introduced a “contest winner” who earned the opportunity to play with the band. That turned out to be Skiba, who performed the song alongside Hoppus,...

Blink-182 is headed to the Hollywood Palladium for a one-night-only performance, Live Nation said Monday.

The three-member group — comprised of Mark Hoppus, Tom DeLonge and Travis Barker — will put on a special relief benefit with special guests Alkaline Trio. The Feb. 13 show will support L.A. fire relief with 100 percent of ticket proceeds going to Pasadena Humane Society, California Fire Department, Lafd Foundation and Arc Firefighter Fund.

Live Nation announced that Ticketmaster’s “Face Value Exchange” will be put in place for the event, meaning fans that who can no longer attend can only resell them to other fans at the original price paid.

Blink-182’s show is the latest in a slew of L.A. wildfire relief efforts throughout the music industry. As the industry pours into L.A. for the upcoming Grammy Awards, many events for the week have been canceled. Universal Music Group, Sony Music Entertainment, Warner Music Group...

Blink-182 announced Monday that it will lend its hand to those affected by the devastating Los Angeles fires by hosting a concert on Feb. 13 at the Hollywood Palladium. All of the ticket proceeds will go toward relief efforts.

Opening for the rock band that night will be Alkaline Trio, fronted by Matt Skiba, who served as Blink-182’s co-lead vocalist while Tom DeLonge was away from the band between 2015 and 2022. (Fans on Instagram encouraged Blink to welcome Skiba onstage for a “quartet formation” during the show.)

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Kim Kardashian has boarded the holiday music train with a breathy cover of “Santa Baby.” The rendition of the classic Christmas tune was produced by Travis Barker and is accompanied by a lo-fi music video directed by Nadia Lee Cohen and Charlie Denis.

The clip, filmed to look like a classic VHS home video and set at a chaotically bizarre Christmas party, features a cameo from Home Alone star Macaulay Culkin. Imagine David Lynch directing a Skims commercial.

Kardashian has made a foray into music previously. She released her debut single,...

Blink-182 guitarist and UFO theorist, Tom DeLonge, has weighed in on the surge of alleged “drone” sightings on the East Coast, suggesting that they are reminiscent of UFOs sighted in the 1960s.

Taking to Instagram, DeLonge wrote a (possibly misconstrued) description of the aircrafts. “The drones that are being discussed, can hover for six hours, and then disappear once they are spotted,” he said. “This is why it’s been hard to get facts from any US Agency. Some of them can even move into the ocean, and then back up to the air. Which is called ‘transmedium travel.’ A very hard thing to do.”

Continuing, DeLonge compared the episode to UFO sightings described in a 1965 document from the Francis E. Warren Air Force Base. “It seems like it’s a repeat of exactly what happened in the ‘60s,” he wrote.

According to DeLonge — who co-founded the company, To the Stars,...

Blink-182 guitarist and UFO enthusiast Tom DeLonge has weighed in on the rash of mystery drones seen in the New Jersey sky over the past week.

“The drones that are being discussed, can hover for six hours, and then disappear once they are spotted. This is why it’s been hard to get facts from any US Agency,” DeLonge wrote on social media Saturday. “Some of them can even move into the ocean, and then back up to the air. Which is called ‘transmedium travel.’ A very hard thing to do.

Travis Barker delivered a 13-minute, uninterrupted solo drum performance — that included a pair of classic Blink-182 songs — on Kai Cenat’s marathon Twitch stream.

For the past month, Cenat’s been doing his non-stop “Mafiathon 2” stream, trying to break the record for most paid Twitch subscribers (with some of that money going to charity, too). Snoop Dogg, Glorilla, and Lil Uzi Vert have all made cameos, and yesterday Barker stopped by to celebrate another subscriber milestone.

The drummer entered the stream wearing a Marshmello head, introduced by Npc Miles Morales (a.

Stranger Things and Ghostbusters: Afterlife / Frozen Empire actor Finn Wolfhard recently made his feature directorial debut with a horror comedy called Hell of a Summer, which he directed alongside Billy Bryk, who also appeared in Ghostbusters: Afterlife. JoBlo’s own Chris Bumbray had the chance to watch the movie at the Toronto International Film Festival last year and gave it a 5/10 review than can be read at This Link. Hell of a Summer has secured a U.S. distribution deal with Neon, and will receive a theatrical release sometime in 2025 – and earlier this week, we learned that Wolfhard and Bryk have already lined up their second genre project, as they’re writing a remake of the 1999 horror comedy Idle Hands, which they might end up directing as well. The Ghostbusters franchise’s Jason Reitman is on board to produce the film. But what does original Idle Hands star Devon Sawa think of this announcement?...

Stranger Things and Ghostbusters: Afterlife / Frozen Empire actor Finn Wolfhard recently made his feature directorial debut with a horror comedy called Hell of a Summer, which he directed alongside Billy Bryk, who also appeared in Ghostbusters: Afterlife. JoBlo’s own Chris Bumbray had the chance to watch the movie at the Toronto International Film Festival last year and gave it a 5/10 review than can be read at This Link. Hell of a Summer has secured a U.S. distribution deal with Neon, and will receive a theatrical release sometime in 2025… and while we wait to find out the exact release date, Variety has broken the news that Sony Pictures has hired Wolfhard and Bryk to write an Idle Hands remake, which they might also direct. The Ghostbusters franchise’s Jason Reitman is on board to produce the film.

Directed by Rodman Flender – who also directed Leprechaun 2 and happens to be...

blink-182’s Mark Hoppus has announced a new memoir, Fahrenheit-182, which is set for release on April 8th, 2025 (pre-order it here).

The memoir arrives co-authored by Dan Ozzi, who also helped pen the memoir for Laura Jane Grace of Against Me! and Sellout. Watch the silly, very Hoppus-ian promotional video for Fahrenheit-182 below.

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“This book has everything,” Hoppus proudly says in the faux informercial. “The young man, born in the California desert, joins a punk rock band and goes on to conquer the world! It’s got skateboarding! It’s got punk rock clubs! It’s got ’90s music! But that’s not all! Pre-order now and we’ll throw in with no extra cost to you: Anxiety! Depression! Band breakups! Loss of self! Suicidal thoughts and ideation! And of course everyone’s favorite: cancer! This shit gets dark.”

Hoppus had previously announced Fahrenheit-182 back in...

Mark Hoppus is looking back at his life — and the Blink-182 of it all — in a new book. On Monday, the rocker shared a silly infomercial-style video to announce that he’ll release his memoir, Fahrenheit-182, on April 8, 2025.

“This book has everything. A young man born in the California desert joins a punk rock band and goes on to conquer the world. It’s got skateboarding, it’s got punk rock clubs, it’s got Nineties music. But that’s not all!” he says in the funny announcement. “Pre-order now,...

Exclusive: HarperCollins imprint William Morrow has snapped up North American publishing rights to a new memoir from Jay Stratton, former Director of the U.S Government’s secretive UFO program, the Unidentified Aerial Phenomena Task Force, who led investigations into Uap and non-human intelligence for 16 years.

Also greatly enthused about this timely title is producer Dan Farah of Farah Films (Ready Player One), which has the rights to produce any television or film adaptation.

During his time working as a senior intelligence official, Stratton led countless investigations of Uap and non-human intelligence, including the now famous “Tic Tac” Uap encountered by Navy fighter pilots and the USS Nimitz Carrier Strike Group in 2004. While much of his work is classified, the memoir promises to reveal all that can be lawfully disclosed, providing a first-hand account of the shocking discoveries, challenges, and breakthroughs that have marked the U.S Government’s investigation and...

Ahead of the release of One More Time … Part-2, Blink-182 have released two new charging pop-punk songs, “All in My Head” and “No Fun.” The updated album will come out Sept. 6.

On “All in My Head,” Mark Hoppus sings about how hard touring life is staying in “lonely hotel rooms, cum stains on the couch.” But for as gross and sad as that reads, the song itself is pretty fun. Hoppus and Tom DeLonge trade vocals on the chorus: “I’m moving on, I’m better now, I sleep alone,...

blink-182 have released a pair of new songs titled “No Fun” and “All in My Head.” Both tracks will appear on One More Time… Part-2, the upcoming deluxe edition of their 2023 reunion album, One More Time… Stream them below.

On both tunes, blink-182 contemplate growing older. On “No Fun,” Tom DeLonge sings, “Whatever happened to us since the 90s?/ When punk was independent, and then it wasn’t/ When everyone became a part of that scene.”

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Meanwhile, “All in My Head” finds Mark Hoppus addressing the impact of touring: “This tour is starting to kill me/ I wake up ready to fight, I shouldn’t talk about it/ I got a sickening feeling/ We do this night after night but now I start to doubt it.”

One More Time… Part-2 will be released on September 6th via Columbia Records and features a total of eight songs...

Blink-182’s One More Time… era is not over yet. On Monday, the band announced that they’ll release an expanded version of their 2023 reunion album, featuring eight more songs, on Sept. 6.

The upcoming LP is set to feature songs such as “Every Other Weekend,” “No Fun,” “Can’t Go Back,” and “One Night Stand.” Before they drop the entire expanded LP, the group will also release the track “All In My Head” as a single on Friday.

With the announcement, the band announced a new two-lp vinyl release in...

Sad news for fans hoping to see Blink-182 this weekend.

On Thursday (August 8), the band – featuring members Mark Hoppus, Travis Barker, and Tom DeLonge – announced that they unfortunately had to cancel their concerts scheduled for August 9 and 10 in Kansas City and St. Louis, respectively.

Keep reading to find out more…“Unfortunately due to illness we are unable to make it to Kansas City and St. Louis,” the band wrote on X, formerly known as Twitter.

The band went on to confirm that fans that purchase tickets through Ticketmaster will be issued a refund “automatically” and instructed those who bought tickets through third-party resellers should reach out to their point of purchase.

“We are so sorry and hope to see you next time,” the band concluded their message.

Blink-182 is currently in the midst of their One More Time Tour, which is scheduled to wrap this October. Check out all...

Blink-182 have canceled their concerts in Kansas City and St. Louis “due to illness.” The band announced the news on social media last night, although they didn’t confirm who specifically was affected.

“Unfortunately, due to illness we are unable to make it to Kansas City and St. Louis,” the band wrote on X, confirming that refunds would be issued automatically to ticket holders who purchased through Ticketmaster. “We are so sorry and hope to see you next time,” they added.

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— blink-182 (@blink182) August 8, 2024

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Lollapalooza 2024 wrapped on a high note Sunday night, with the welcome return of Blink-182, who last headlined the festival in 2017. According to organizers, more than 100,000 fans showed up at each of the four days (during Chappell Roan’s performance, it felt like all 100K from Day One showed up for her set). Vince Staples, Conan Gray, and Teddy Swims were among the standouts on Day Four. (Also, check out highlights from Day Two and Day Three.

Blink-182’s Classic Lineup Closes the Festival With Heartwarmingly Foul Mouths

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After being named the Person of the Year by Time Magazine in 2023, Taylor Swift recently got ranked as the 8th best guitarist of the past two decades. Following a new poll generated by UK guitar retailer guitarguitar, the record-breaking musician was voted among the top 20 best guitarists from the past few years.

Taylor Swift in a still from Amsterdam | 20th Century Studios, New Regency Productions

However, while Taylor Swift’s musical prowess is undeniable, this ranking has sparked a wave of controversy and disbelief among fans and critics. Considering how Swift is renowned primarily for her songwriting and vocal abilities, netizens expressed their shock after the singer was celebrated for her guitar skills.

Taylor Swift Ranked as 8th Best Guitarist in a Celebration of the Most Inspiring Players

Recently in June 2024, the remarkable singer Taylor Swift witnessed some bizarre ranking as she got voted among the top 20 best guitarists from the past 20 years.

Welcome back to Dead Time. The purpose of this column is to inform and entertain, when possible, but also to hopefully get you to open your mind to new possibilities about the world around you. So, this month I reached out to someone who has been investigating the UFO phenomenon for many years, as well as talking to government officials about what they might know about the phenomenon.

Tom DeLonge is the co-founder, co-lead vocalist, and guitarist of the rock band blink-182. He is also an author and UFO researcher. In 2014, Tom founded To The Stars, an award-winning entertainment company that creates original content based on their knowledgeable experiences with prestigious government agencies and academic institutions told via film, television, and merchandise, hoping to open people’s minds up to new ideas.

In 2017, Tom and academic researcher Peter Levenda co-authored the book Sekret Machines: Gods, the first book in the trilogy Sekret Machines: Gods,...

Bloody Disgusting is excited to make the official announcement that Sekret Machines: War: Sekret Machines Gods, Man, and War Volume 3, from blink-182’s Tom DeLonge, is available for pre-order now and will be released September 17, 2024.

War will be the third volume in the non-fiction trilogy Gods, Man & War, which is an academic companion to the sci-fi series, all of which are currently in development with Legendary TV.

Coming in at over 700 pages and distributed by Simon & Schuster, Sekret Machines: War: Sekret Machines Gods, Man, and War Volume 3 is available for pre-order on Amazon.

War is co-written by Tom DeLonge and Peter Levenda, an academic researcher. The Gods, Man & War trilogy explores the questions of applying religion and science, physics, biology, and anthropology, to the Phenomenon as evidence of contact at some point in history.

War uses the information gained from the first two books to apply the question of what...

Don’t call it growing up, but Blink-182 drummer Travis Barker is giving fans a unique look at his pre-concert fitness regimen and wellness-focused mindset as his punk band continues its One More Time tour.

Barker took part in Run Travis Run, which kicked off Saturday morning at the parking lot of the Kia Forum in the Los Angeles area and gave fellow cardio enthusiasts the chance to join him in a 5K run. Presented by Mascot Sports and Live Nation, the event also featured fitness classes and mindfulness workshops, along with other activations and food trucks.

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Also on hand was Barker’s wife, Kourtney Kardashian, who did not quite keep up with Barker’s athletic pace for the 5K but was accompanied by a couple friends to lend support.

Blink-182 began the 2024 North American leg of their “One More Time Tour” on Thursday night at the Kia Center in Orlando, Florida. They ran through a 26-song set featuring greatest hits, rarities, tracks from side-projects Box Car Racer and +44, and even the premiere of a brand new song called “Can’t Go Back.”

The “One More Time Tour” marks Blink-182’s second tour since reforming with Tom DeLonge last year, and arrives in support of their new album, One More Time…. Unlike their previous reunion tour, Blink-182 have introduced a few new production elements, including a 360 stage set-up.

The night began with opening performances from jxdn and Pierce the Veil prior to Blink taking the stage with usual opener “Feeling This.” The reunited trio then ran through beloved tracks like “The Rock Show,” “Man Overboard,” and One More Time cut “Dance With Me.” They also busted out “Obvious” from the...

Anger is an emotion Parker Cannon knows well. It’s what punches through the first three albums from his California-based pop-punk band, the Story So Far. It’s what carries his deeply personal lyrics into full-throttle screams, and it’s what compels throngs of fervent fans to fling their bodies toward the stage during the band’s shows. But for the Story So Far’s first album in six years, I Want to Disappear, the lead singer and songwriter was forced to reckon with a feeling that ignited his anger in new ways: grief.

Blink-182 are hitting the road for their “One More Time Tour” in June (get tickets here), and ahead of the outing, the pop-punk band has offered some details on what fans can expect.

For starters (literally), an exciting roster of opening acts for the dates has been unveiled, including Pierce the Veil, jxdn, Drain, Hot Milk, Landon Barker, and more. Plus, for two shows in Texas this June, Blink-182 will be joined by metalcore legends, Live Without, the band from the forever-iconic “What the fuck is up Denny’s” video (which Blink-182 themselves paid homage to last fall).

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In a press release, Blink-182 also shared some details for the “new production elements” that will be implemented in the upcoming dates, promising a “brand-new show.” Specifically, the band will now play in a 360-degree-view setting, allowing for more fan seating by placing their stage in the center of the arena.

Smashing Pumpkins’ Billy Corgan and Limp Bizkit’s Fred Durst are both getting into the podcast game, with new shows on a podcast network led by Bill Maher.

Maher revealed the deals in a new interview with Variety, noting how well he connected with the two musicians after they appeared on his own show, Club Random, last year. “I never knew Fred or Billy,” he said. “But something good happens there, and I can feel like I’m best friends for life with somebody who I just talked to for an hour and a half.

Tom DeLonge fell victim to the 95-degree heat during blink-182’s set at the Asunciónico festival in Paraguay on Tuesday night (March 19th). The singer-guitarist reports that he suffered a heat stroke, causing him to collapse to his knees and vomit. Even so, DeLonge managed to recover and finish the show.

Along with a photo of himself from the concert, DeLonge wrote on Instagram, “This was about 1 min before heat stroke hit. Fell to my knees, everything went blurry, then wobbled to the side of the stage and vomited for a bit. Super fun. @markhoppus and @travisbarker made up for the lost time… man, this was not something I’ve ever felt before. 95 Degrees at a 11pm on stage. But… I made it back and finished the show. Cause that’s what Navy Seals do… @blink182.”

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Video footage (as seen below) shows DeLonge performing the song...

Barbie, Poor Things and Saltburn were among the winners at the 2024 Costume Designers Guild Awards.

Barbie‘s Jacqueline Durran won excellence in sci-fi/fantasy film while Poor Things‘ Holly Waddington took the excellence in period film award, and Saltburn‘s Sophie Canale received the excellence in contemporary film trophy.

Both Barbie and Poor Things are nominated for the Oscar for best costume design, alongside fellow Cdga nominees Killers of the Flower Moon (Jacqueline West), Napoleon (Janty Yates and Dave Crossman) and Oppenheimer (Ellen Mirojnick).

In the TV categories, Beef, The Great and Ahsoka won excellence in contemporary, period and sci-fi/fantasy television, respectively.

Wendi McLendon-Covey hosted the Cdga Awards, where Annette Bening, Billie Eilish and Francine Jamison-Tanchuck were among the honorees.

Bening received the Spotlight Award, given to an actor whose talent and career personify an enduring commitment to excellence, including an awareness of the role and importance of costume design.

In late 2011, William Eubank took a job as second unit director of Allen Hughes’ Broken City. Hughes hired Eubank off of early footage from his feature directorial debut, Love (2011), which is a Kubrickian arthouse film that he made in collaboration with Tom DeLonge and his band Angels & Airwaves. The second-unit gig was especially meaningful because it not only landed Eubank his DGA card, but it also marked the beginning of his career-long trajectory with Broken City’s co-lead, Russell Crowe, who’s now leading his action-thriller, Land of Bad.

In 2016, while Crowe was on the promotional trail for Shane Black’s The Nice Guys, Eubank met up with him to discuss his now long-gestating fantasy actioner, World Breaker, however, despite Crowe’s interest at the time, the filmmaker was pulled away when Underwater got the green light from 20th Century Fox. A handful of years later, when Eubank revisited his...

Alkaline Trio’s Matt Skiba is still making sense of something he saw one day on the way to the recording studio: A man on the side of the road battling his mental health, violently screaming at the world. “He was throwing his arms and legs about,” the singer and guitarist tells Rolling Stone. “It was a display of rage in front of this bush, but it looked like he was dancing.”

He noticed other passersby gawking at the man with amusement, but Skiba felt compassion — and curiosity. “I was just thinking,...

Blink-182 will be rocking the summer of 2024.

The early 90s rock band, which consists of Mark Hoppus, Tom Delonge and Travis Barker, released their ninth album, One More Time… in October and announced their supporting tour shortly after.

Blink-182 is currently on their massive World Tour 2023/2024, which began in May this year. The current World Tour will have a break in the middle to give way for their upcoming One More Time Tour.

After finishing up their Mexico shows in April, Blink-182 will begin preparing for their summer tour, which is scheduled to begin on June 20 in Orlando. Other major cities the band is set to stop in are Los Angeles, New York City and Boston.

They won’t be traveling alone as they have also planned to have pop-punk band Pierce the Veil as their special guest, as well as Alexisonfire.

In November, Barker and his wife, Kourtney Kardashian,...

"Monsters of California" is the paranormal live-action science fiction feature, written and directed by Tom DeLonge, starring Richard Kind, Casper Van Dien and Camille Kostek, now available in 4K Digital:

"...after discovering research left behind by a missing government agent, 'Dallas Edwards' and his misfit high school friends embark on a righteous and dangerous adventure…

“…to uncover a paranormal conspiracy in Southern California that brings them face-to-face with some of the government's most guarded mysteries..."

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Exclusive: Steve-o has set a November 14th launch for Steve-o’s Bucket List, his new stand-up special, which will be released through his website SteveO.com, in partnership with Moment and Patreon. Pre-sales for the special, filmed at Hackney Empire in the comedian’s hometown of London, begin November 1st.

If you thought Steve-o was crazy before, then you’ll have to brace yourselves for his new act, which has been known to make some audience members pass out. His new unrated special, filmed in front of a sold-out crowd, sees him in top form as he brings his multimedia comedy tour straight into your living room with his hilarious stand-up and stunts deemed “too extreme” for Jackass… oh, yeah… and it’s a love story too! Indeed, Steve-o’s Bucket List not only pushes the performer to his limits but also finds him his ‘happily ever after.’

Directed by Eric Abrams and Steve-o,...

It was a strong week for rock music on the Billboard 200 albums chart, led by Blink 182‘s new studio album “One More Time.” It’s the first album from the complete trio of Travis Barker, Mark Hoppus and Tom DeLonge since DeLonge left the group in 2015. Read all about this week’s chart here at Billboard.com.

“One More Time” debuted with 125,000 equivalent album units based on its combined record sales, individual track sales and online streams, with traditional sales making up the majority of its total. This is the third number-one album of their career, following “Take Off Your Pants and Jacket” (2001) and “California” (2016). Their last album, “Nine” (2019), achieved 94,000 units in its first week, but that was with Matt Skiba as part of the lineup instead of DeLonge.

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Drake‘s “For All the Dogs” held on to the number-two spot with 120,000 album units,...

"Monsters of California" is a new paranormal live-action feature, written and directed by Tom DeLonge, starring Richard Kind, Casper Van Dien and Camille Kostek, now playing in theaters:

"...after discovering research left behind by a missing government agent, 'Dallas Edwards' and his misfit high school friends embark on a righteous and dangerous adventure to uncover a paranormal conspiracy in Southern California that brings them face-to-face with some of the government's most guarded mysteries..."

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Blink-182 have added two new bonus tracks — “Cut Me Off” and “See You” — to their big classic lineup reunion album, One More Time.

Both songs are gigantic blasts of pop-punk angst, though each with its own particular flourishes. “See You” bolsters the palm-muted power-chord chug with sky-high synths and even an atmospheric breakbeat sample. “Don’t let us be over, I’ll wait here forever,” Tom DeLonge and Mark Hoppus sing on the chorus. “You can’t burn us with your flame/I’ll see you anyway.”

“Cut Me Off,...

Blink-182 is hitting the road in a huge way.

The band announced they will be back on the road in the summer of 2024 with a stadium and arena tour through North America and beyond.

Mark Hoppus, Tom DeLonge, and Travis Barker will hit some of the biggest venues nationwide next year, debuting their new album One More Time… for the first time in the U.S. and Canada.

The 30-city trek includes stadium performances at Petco Park in the band’s hometown of San Diego, SoFi Stadium in Los Angeles, Citi Field in New York, Fenway Park in Boston, and Rogers Centre in Toronto, along with 25 arena performances.

The band’s new album, which currently features 2 No. 1 singles (“Edging” and “One More Time”), marks the first time in a decade that Mark, Tom and Travis have been in the studio together.

Tickets go on sale starting Friday, October 27 at 10 a.

Blink-182 will hit stadiums and arenas for the just-announced North American leg of its 2024 “One More Time” tour, with a stop in Los Angeles (at SoFi Stadium) set for July 6 and in New York on July 21 (at Citi Field).

The tour, produced by Live Nation and featuring the original Mark Hoppus, Tom DeLonge and Travis Barker line-up, will play 30 cities, including in addition to LA and NYC, San Diego, Boston, Toronto, Miami, Denver, Las Vegas, San Francisco and others.

The tour supports the recently released One More Time album – the first studio recording by the original line-up in a dozen years. The album was released Oct. 20 on Columbia Records.

Tickets for the tour go on sale Friday, October 27 at 10am local time on blink182.com.

Here is the North American tour itinerary:

*With Support from Pierce The Veil

+With Support from Alexisonfire and Pierce The Veil

June 20 – Orlando, Fl – Amway Center*

June 21 – Miami,...

Blink-182 will keep the big reunion party going into next year, announcing another massive North American tour for summer 2024.

The run will kick off June 20 at the Amway Center in Orlando, Florida, with dates scheduled through Aug. 15 at the Rogers Centre in Toronto. Blink-182 will primarily play arenas during the run, though there will be a few special stadium gigs in Los Angeles, New York, Boston, Toronto, and the band’s hometown of San Diego. Pierce the Veil will provide support throughout the tour, while Alexisonfire will join the bill...

blink-182 are keeping their reunion tour rolling into 2024 with a fresh leg of North American tour dates.

Beginning in June, blink-182’s Tom DeLonge, Mark Hoppus, and Travis Barker will embark on a 30-date run that includes shows at some of the country’s most prominent venues, including Petco Park in San Diego; Gorge Amphitheatre in Quincy, Wa; Fenway Park in Boston; SoFi Stadium in Los Angeles; and Citi Field in New York. What’s more, based on the current routing, blink-182 appear set to play either Lollapalooza or Riot Fest in Chicago next summer.

A Live Nation ticket pre-sale is set for Thursday, October 26th (use access code Vocals), with a public on-sale following on Friday, October 27th via Ticketmaster.

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Additionally, blink-182 are confirmed to tour in Australia, New Zealand, Latin America, Mexico, and the UK throughout 2024. You can find the complete list of tour dates below,...

The original lineup of Blink-182, Mark Hoppus, Travis Barker and Tom DeLonge, have returned with their first album together since DeLonge left the band in 2015, titled ‘One More Time’.

In a new video with interviewer Zane Lowe, the bandmates got candid about their past disagreements and how Hoppus’ diagnosis with stage four Lymphoma helped them see the bigger picture.

“I didn’t know that Blink would ever get back together, or that I would ever share a stage with Tom. I told management, I told Travis, I told everybody, I’m not setting foot on stage with that dude again,” said Hoppus about his falling out with DeLonge.

“Then, honestly, I got sick. Just by random chance, Tom hit me up,” Hoppus continued. “I’m like … by the way I have Lymphoma, and Tom snapped into this person and immediately was like, called me every morning, ‘What’s going on?...

After years of turmoil, including drummer Travis Barker’s 2008 plane crash, singer-bassist Mark Hoppus’s successful battle with cancer, and the departure (and recent return) of singer-guitarist Tom DeLonge, Blink-182 takes what feels like a victory lap on One More Time… The first single, “Edging,” is a pop-punk stomper that, at least superficially, bears all of the Blink hallmarks. But the rest of the singles have been a mixed bag: The über-schmaltzy title track reflects on the group members’ friendship with rather prosaic lyrics—“Do I have to die to hear you miss me?”—while the fiery “More Than You Know” channels post-hardcore while also making reference to the tragedy that frequently surrounds the band.

This dynamic is indicative of the album as a whole: For every triumphant return to form, there’s an uninspired dud. On the opening “Anthem Part 3,” Blink-182’s renewed energy is immediately palpable. Two songs later,...

Blink-182 have officially released One More Time…, the first album to feature Tom DeLonge alongside Mark Hoppus and Travis Barker in over a decade. Check it out below via Apple Music and Spotify.

DeLonge left Blink in 2014, as the band was preparing to record the follow-up to their 2011 album Neighborhoods. Hoppus and Barker released two albums, California and Nine, with the singer-guitarist’s replacement, Matt Skiba of Alkaline Trio. The pop-punk veterans announced the return of DeLonge last year with the single “Edging,” then recorded One More Time… during their reunion tour. Given their history, it makes sense that the group said the record covers “themes of tragedy, triumph, and most importantly, brotherhood.”

Produced by Barker, One More Time… also features the singles “More Than You Know,” “Dance with Me,” and “Fell in Love,” as well as its title track.

In the lead up to the album’s release, Hoppus...

On their ninth album, Blink-182 are still pondering the riddle that’s always been at the center of their antic-filled career: “What’s my age again?” This time, the answer is pretty clear: old in life, but young at heart. The songs on One More Time are steeped in the sharp perspective of grown-ups who have gone through some shit and wonder how the hell they got where they are. After all, it’s been 12 years since they released an album with their signature lineup of bassist Mark Hoppus, drummer Travis Barker,...

We were all pleasantly shocked when Tom DeLonge decided to re-join Blink-182, but you’d be hard-pressed to find someone more shocked about the reunion than Mark Hoppus, who just feels lucky to back on stage at all. In a recent interview, he revealed how chemotherapy forced him to “re-learn” how to be a musician again.

Talking with his bandmates to Apple Music’s Zane Lowe, Hoppus explained that he was certain he’d never share a stage with DeLonge again following the band’s highly-publicized fallout — that is, until, Hoppus was diagnosed with diffuse large B-cell lymphoma back in 2021. Though Hoppus said he and drummer Travis Barker always stayed in touch, it was cancer that brought DeLonge back into his “tight-knit” circle.

By September 2021, Hoppus was cancer-free, but it took a while to get back to normal: “I was still fucking hollow, just a shell,” he continued. “[I had a] shitty,...

Blink-182’s classic lineup discussed their difficult split and unexpected reunion while also sharing a new song that seems to nod to all that, “You Don’t Know What You’ve Got.”

In a new hour-long interview with Zane Lowe on Apple Music 1, both Mark Hoppus and Tom DeLonge revealed that they didn’t think they’d ever reunite as Blink-182 after DeLonge left the band in 2015 (Matt Skiba replaced him). Hoppus put it bluntly, saying, “I didn’t know that Blink would ever get back together or that I...

"Monsters of California" is a new supernatural live-action feature, written and directed by Tom DeLonge, starring Richard Kind, Casper Van Dien and Camille Kostek, now playing in theaters:

"...after discovering research left behind by a missing government agent, 'Dallas Edwards' and his misfit high school friends embark on a righteous and dangerous adventure to uncover a paranormal conspiracy in Southern California that brings them face-to-face with some of the government's most guarded mysteries..."

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Blink-182 are hung up big time on their new song, “Fell in Love,” the latest offering from the band’s upcoming album, One More Time.

“Fell in Love” is a bit of jangly alterna-pop, the bright guitars paired with some effervescent synths. Tom DeLonge and Mark Hoppus share vocal duties, reminiscing about those exciting, slightly stupid moments in an early relationship — until the inevitable hammer of doom drops: “It’s fucking with my head/Now we can never pretend, we can only be friends/Remember the time, we fell in love.

It’s a Friday in October, which means there’s a new Blink-182 song. Check out “Fell in Love,” the latest single from the band’s upcoming reunion album, below.

“Fell in Love” is a bubbly ode to (you guessed it) love, as Tom DeLonge recalls the beginning of a relationship over jubilant hand claps and some classic “Na na na”s. “Late night, feeling kinda lonely/ Drive home and no one’s waiting for me/ I don’t miss the days before I fell for you,” he croons, before he and his boo got together and “made out til the sun came up.”

The track appears on One More Time…, Blink’s first album with singer-guitarist Tom DeLonge in 12 years. The LP is out in full October 20th, and pre-orders are ongoing. So far, the band has shared the title track, as well as album cuts “More Than You Know” and “Dance with Me.