Blink-182 band member has been diagnosed with cancer

Blink-182 bass player and co-lead singer Mark Hoppus is updating fans on his cancer battle.

Jxdn has revealed he was originally going to sample a different Blink-182 song on his recent track ‘A Wasted Year’.Taken from the TikTok star’s debut LP, ‘Tell Me About Tomorrow’, which was released last Friday (July 2), the new song is produced by Blink drummer Travis Barker and features a sample of the band’s 2003 track ‘Feeling This’.Speaking in a new interview, Jxdn discussed the creation of ‘A Wasted Year’ and how it was Barker who came to him with the idea to reinterpret

Mark Hoppus provided fans a positive update on his cancer treatment while speaking with fans on Twitch. The bassist and singer of Blink-182 hosted a game of Blinko and the profits benefitted the Children's Hospital Los Angeles.

Mark Hoppus is sharing an update on his cancer treatment.

Mark Hoppus is opening up to his fans.

Mark Hoppus has given fans an update on his health after sharing the news of his cancer diagnosis and ongoing treatment.The Blink-182 member posted a statement on social media last week (June 23), writing: “For the past three months I’ve been undergoing chemotherapy for cancer.”He continued: “It sucks and I’m scared, and at the same time I’m blessed with incredible doctors and friends to get me through this.“I still have months of treatment ahead of me but I’m trying to remain hopeful and

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Mumford & Sons founding member Winston Marshall announced that he's parting ways with the folk-rock band so that he can "speak freely" about politics. The banjo player announced he was leaving the band by way of a lengthy post on Medium in which he talked about the viral tweet that led him to take time away from Mumford & Sons.

In his corner. When Mark Hoppus revealed his cancer diagnosis on Wednesday, June 23, his fellow Blink-182 band members and more celebs showed their support on social media.

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Mark Hoppus, bassist and singer from the band Blink-182, recently made a public statement about his cancer diagnosis. Hoppus, 49, announced on Twitter on June 23 that he has cancer and that he is undergoing chemotherapy for the same.