Music Blink-182 won’t grow up. Maybe they can’t. The reunited pop-punk trio is back on the road, but their music remains stuck in perpetual puberty ...

Blink-182 is officially back, not only with new music, but with new appreciation for life and the time they share together on Earth. Blink opens the album with “ANTHEM PART 3,” which continues themes ...

Blink-182 announced Monday that it has added more 2024 concerts to its schedule, including North American dates beginning June 20 in Orlando, Florida.

Last month, Blink-182 surprised fans by announcing they’d be returning with a new album, One More Time… — and it’s dropping quite soon. With just a few more days to go until the rock group ...

Blink-182’s first tour with founding member Tom DeLonge in nine years brought the reunited pop-punk veterans back to Phoenix for a sold-out show at Footprint Center on Wednesday, June 14. It was ...

Asbury Park music history will be highlighted by local artists on the sand, and the work of surf photographer Ben Currie will ...

Like an Adam & Eve gift card or Virginia, (the state, not the girl), Blink-182 is for lovers. The legendary pop punk band gave and received the love last night at Toyota Center, sharing the ...

Blink-182, with Travis Barker, Tom DeLonge & Mark Hoppus, brought concert tour to SAP Center in San Jose. Golden 1 Center in Sacramento is next.

A 23-year old who read Pitchfork but was still mad about their Jimmy Eat World reviews. Someone who still considers Blink-182 the band’s first and only album that they actually liked.

Blink -182 started the World Tour 2023/2024, also called the Hard Rock Tour, in May. It will end in 2024 after 93 shows in Europe, Australia, Latin and North America. Big Number $85.3 million.

20 years ago this week, blink-182 released an album that genuinely felt like a risk, and we're still listening to it and talking about it because you discover something new every time.

Mark Hoppus didn’t take Blink-182’s breakup lightly. The 53-year-old musician revealed in his new memoir, “Fahrenheit-182,” that he had suicidal thoughts when the band broke up in 2005.