Mark Hoppus and Tom DeLonge on their favourite Blink-182 albums

A lawsuit against Blink 182 and Live Nation in relation to an injury sustained by a part-time security guard at a 2016 concert in Ohio has been dismissed, on the basis the band had no role in causing the injury, and Live Nation is immune because it paid into a fund that has already compensated the plaintiff.Kevin Darago was working at the Blossom Music Centre in Cuyahoga Falls, Ohio when Blink 182 played there five years ago.

Blink-182 bandmates Mark Hoppus and Tom DeLonge reunited on the former’s radio show for a chat that included how M.

Sublime’s Bud Gaugh has claimed that he had a small hand in Travis Barker joining Blink-182.Barker joined the band in 1998, after they fired founding drummer Scott Raynor midway through their summer tour in support of second album ‘Dude Ranch’.

Tom DeLonge has updated fans on the condition of Blink-182‘s Mark Hoppus, who confirmed last month that he is undergoing treatment for cancer.The bassist/vocalist revealed his cancer diagnosis last month, saying: “For the past three months I’ve been undergoing chemotherapy for cancer.”He has since given a few updates – the most recent being last week, when he revealed the good news that chemotherapy for his 4-A diffuse large B-cell lymphoma seems to be working.Today (July 29), former Blink

Ted Lasso creator Jason Sudeikis has told Mark Hoppus how Foo Fighters inspired his show.The actor and writer recently spoke to the Blink-182 musician on Apple podcast After School Radio, opening up specifically about the impact of ‘My Hero’.“When [I was] on SNL, I would write a lot of sketches to music… But ‘My Hero’ was the first time that I heard a song and I felt, I saw a whole movie about that song.

Mark Hoppus has shared a video of himself playing bass for the first time since being diagnosed with cancer.The Blink-182 musician told fans in a statement last month that he had been undergoing chemotherapy, and later confirmed he’d been diagnosed with 4-A diffuse large B-cell lymphoma.Earlier this month, Hoppus provided an update in which he said that his treatment appeared to be working, saying it was “the best possible news” to have received.Appearing on a Twitch stream yesterday (July 26),

Yes! This makes us so happy!

Jem Aswad Senior Music EditorTravis Barker has signed an exclusive worldwide administration deal with Warner Chappell Music, the publishing arm of Warner Music Group, the company announced Thursday (July 22).

Mark Hoppus is updating fans on his health as he undergoes chemotherapy amid his battle with stage 4 cancer.

Finally, some good news. Mark Hoppus revealed that his chemotherapy is shrinking his cancer.

Finally some good news for a change!

Mark Hoppus has provided fans with a promising update about his health.Last Sunday (July 11) the Blink-182 bassist/vocalist, who revealed his cancer diagnosis last month, said he was about to take a test “that may very well determine if I live or die“.Today (July 19) he gave fans the good news that chemotherapy for his 4-A diffuse large B-cell lymphoma seems to be working.“Scans indicate that the chemo is working! I still have months of treatment ahead, but it’s the best possible news.

Mark Hoppus has given fans an update on his cancer battle.