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Blink-182 had not come to an end, Tom DeLonge may now be teasing that he’s finally re-joined the band in an official capacity.Rumours of the co-frontman’s return began to swirl a few weeks ago, when Alkaline Trio vocalist Matt Skiba – who replaced him in 2015 after DeLonge left “to change the world for my kids” – admitted that he didn’t know whether he was still a part of the band. Later in the month, Blink themselves threw fuel onto the fire with a teaser for their upcoming Funko Pop! collaboration (a series of figures celebrating the band’s 30th anniversary), which features DeLonge.Though the band are yet to confirm whether or not DeLonge has returned to the fray, the vocalist and guitarist has begun hinting at that being the case. Yesterday (July 31), he took to his Instagram profile with a classic photo of Blink in the ‘90s, captioned simply with the band’s own handle.A post shared by Official Tom DeLonge (@tomdelonge)He’s since updated his bio to include Blink alongside Angels & Airwaves in the mention of his musical endeavours.

Blink-182.The Alkaline Trio vocalist joined the band in 2015 as a replacement for guitarist Tom DeLonge who left to “to change the world for my kids”.The trio of Mark Hoppus, Travis Barker and Skiba then recorded two albums together – 2016’s ‘California’ and 2019’s ‘Nine’ – and toured extensively.However, one fan asked if Skiba was still a member of the pop-punk legends since there’s “no Blink content” on his Instagram and “the Blink guys don’t post pictures with Matt”.“Your guess is as good as mine,” replied Skiba. “Regardless, I am very proud of and thankful for my time with Blink 182.

Tom DeLonge is set to release his directorial debut, Monsters Of California, later this year – and while he’s yet to lock down a release date, he today shared the first glimpse of its sci-fi insanity with an official trailer.Per the film’s synopsis, Monsters Of California follows the mind-bending exploits of Dallas Edwards, who, flanked by an ensemble of similarly dorky, sex- and drug-loving teenagers, “attempt[s] to unearth answers to a series of mysterious, paranormal events happening around Southern California”. “As they peel back the layers on this onion of the unexplainable,” the logline continues, “they unravel the extraordinary secrets held within the deepest levels of the Government.”Check the trailer out below:Big-ticket names appearing in Monsters Of California include the Tony-nominated Richard Kind (Curb Your Enthusiasm), the Emmy-nominated Arianne Zucker (Days Of Our Lives), Sports Illustrated model Camille Kostek, Casper Van Dien (Starship Troopers) and Gabrielle Haugh (Jeepers Creepers 3). It’ll also star a handful of Hollywood newcomers such as Jack Samson, Jared Scott and Jack Lancaster.The film comes via DeLonge’s own multimedia empire, To The Stars, which the ex-Blink-182 and current Angels & Airwaves leader founded as a record label in 2015.

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Love is in the air for Kourtney Kardashian and Travis Barker! The soon-to-be-married couple celebrated Valentine’s Day in the sweetest way possible, as Kourtney documented via her Instagram stories how her beau surprised her with giant Mickey and Minnie Mouse statues amid a slew of red roses and candles. The reality star shared a video of the lavish display on Monday with Bright Eyes’ “First Day of My Life” playing in the background. So sweet!

While it may have been a very long time since their “First Date,” Kourtney Kardashian is still a huge fan of her fiancé Travis Barker‘s classic pop-punk band Blink-182. The 42-year-old reality star rocked a white t-shirt with an old photo of the band while she and Travis, 46, went out for a dinner date with her son Mason, 12, to Katsu-ya in Los Angeles on Tuesday February 8.

Angels & Airwaves have been forced to cancel their UK and European tour due to the ongoing coronavirus pandemic.Tom DeLonge and co were due to begin the tour in March but the dates have now been cancelled due to continuing issues with COVID-19 and uncertainty surrounding travel overseas.Posting the news on Facebook, the group wrote: “Friends, due to complications surrounding the ongoing COVID pandemic, we unfortunately have to cancel our upcoming UK/EU dates.“We are absolutely gutted to not be making it back overseas this spring and are working on returning as soon as we can. Refunds will be available from your point of purchase.

A Day To Remember have released a new version of their single ‘Re-Entry’ featuring Blink-182‘s Mark Hoppus.The release marks another major return to recording music for Hoppus since breaking the news that he was cancer-free last September. The singer and bassist had previously been diagnosed with 4-A diffuse large B-cell lymphoma.On re-recording the song with Hoppus, A Day To Remember vocalist Jeremy McKinnon said: “When this song originally took shape it was without a doubt massively influenced by Blink-182, so when the idea came up to do a remix of sorts for it, Mark was immediately who we pictured.“We sent him the track with no second verse and said to do whatever he was inspired to do and what he sent back genuinely makes the song for me.

Mark Hoppus has said he is “thankful” for his health and given an update on Blink-182‘s future plans.The bassist/vocalist took to Instagram to post a Thanksgiving message and reflected on one of his most difficult periods after being diagnosed with 4-A diffuse large B-cell lymphoma. He told fans in September that he was cancer-free.“I have so much to be thankful for today,” he wrote yesterday (November 25).

Tom DeLonge has discussed how he made up with his Blink-182 bandmate Mark Hoppus after learning of his cancer diagnosis.Back in June, Hoppus confirmed his cancer diagnosis and said he’d begun undergoing chemotherapy for what he later clarified was stage four diffuse large B-cell lymphoma.Following Hoppus’ initial statement, both DeLonge and Blink-182 drummer Travis Barker  voiced their support for their friend, before DeLonge recently has now shared text conversations with Hoppus online,

Angels & Airwaves have shared a bewitching new single titled ‘Spellbound’.Landing as the fourth taste of the band’s upcoming ‘Lifeforms’ album, ‘Spellbound’ is markedly more emotive than anything Angels & Airwaves have teased of the record thus far.

Blink-182‘s Mark Hoppus has finished his chemotherapy treatment, according to text messages from former bandmate Tom DeLonge.Back in June, Hoppus confirmed his cancer diagnosis and said he’d begun undergoing chemotherapy for what he later clarified was stage four diffuse large B-cell lymphoma.Following Hoppus’ initial statement, both blink-182 drummer Travis Barker and former guitarist Tom DeLonge voiced their support for their friend, and DeLonge has now shared text conversations with Hoppus

Mark Hoppus and Tom DeLonge have spoken about their favourite Blink-182 albums, while revealing that their friendship is based on a shared appreciation of “dick jokes”.The former bandmates appeared together on the latest episode of Hoppus’ Apple Music 1 show After School Radio, which was dubbed The Mark And Tom Show.At one point in the conversation Hoppus asked DeLonge to name his favourite Blink record. “That’s a really good question.

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

Angels & Airwaves have shared an energetic new single titled ‘Losing My Mind’, alongside a music video that calls back to Blink-182’s iconic clip for ‘First Date’.The track’s bubbly, dancefloor-ready sound is filled with politically charged themes, with frontman Tom DeLonge saying in a press release that he was inspired to write it after ruminating on America’s current sociopolitical climate.“I wanted to write a song about a totally insane idea that would never happen,” he said.

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

Tom DeLonge has revealed that he’s had conversations with Travis Barker about reuniting their side-project Box Car Racer.The former and current Blink-182 members launched the side-project in the early 2000s, with the band releasing a sole, self-titled studio album in 2002.With the 20th anniversary of that album approaching, DeLonge was asked in a new interview with NME if he had discussed the idea of reforming the band with Barker, and the potential future of a notorious leftover song the pair

Mark Hoppus is staying open about his cancer experience.

Travis Barker and Tom DeLonge are standing beside their friend Mark Hoppus after the Blink-182 bassist revealed that he has cancer. Barker, the band’s drummer, called 49-year-old Hoppus his "brother" and sent a message of hope that they’ll perform together again soon.

Travis Barker and Tom DeLonge have both voiced their support for Mark Hoppus after the Blink-182 bassist revealed that he had been diagnosed with cancer.Hoppus confirmed the news in a post on his social media channels last night (June 23), writing: “For the past three months I’ve been undergoing chemotherapy for cancer.

Angels & Airwaves have shared a new track called ‘Euphoria’ – you can listen to it below.Previewed earlier this week, the explosive single arrived today (May 19) following extensive teasing of the Tom DeLonge-led band’s anticipated sixth album.“Pretty girl, let your inside heal/ You abuse yourself, and it’s all you feel/ I don’t mind, we’re just playing here/ I’m alert this time, like fucking Paul Revere” the frontman sings in one verse over heavy guitar stabs.“In a music world that seems to be

Angels & Airwaves have confirmed that they will return tomorrow (May 19) with ‘Euphoria’, ahead of releasing their anticipated sixth album.Posting on Twitter, the band shared a 30-second teaser video of a person riding a motorbike alongside the confirmation that “Euphoria is coming” and a release date of May 19.Commenting on the clip, one fan wrote: “Tomorrow will be the longest day of my existence.

Tom DeLonge has revealed that he plans to release an unheard track from his side-project Box Car Racer.The group – comprised of DeLonge, his former Blink-182 bandmate Travis Barker and David Kennedy of Angels & Airwaves – released their sole, self-titled studio album back in 2002.With the 20th anniversary of the project fast approaching, the former Blink frontman addressed Barker’s claims from last year that an unreleased Box Car Racer song could be set to arrive.“I think whenever the time’s

Blink-182 singer/guitarist Tom DeLonge has commenced production on his directorial debut, Monsters of California.The film, reportedly a “coming of age adventure with a science fiction twist”, draws on DeLonge’s well-document passion for UFOs and aliens.Aside from directing and co-producing the film, DeLonge co-wrote its script with Ian Miller and will also be writing and performing original music for its soundtrack.Monster of California stars Richard Kind (Mad About You, Curb Your Enthusiasm),

Peter White Television EditorEXCLUSIVE: Tom DeLonge, former frontman of punk rock band Blink-182, is to make his directorial debut with a coming-of-age sci-fi feature film Monsters of California.DeLonge, who has, in recent years, been getting more attention due to his passion for UFOs, is directing the film based off an original script that he wrote with Ian Miller.It will be produced by Creepshow producer The Cartel with Striker Entertainment in association with To The Stars Inc, a division of

Blink-182 guitarist Tom DeLonge has suggested that aliens may have been present at the birth of Jesus Christ.The musician has long had an interest in UFOs, co-founding the company To The Stars Academy of Arts & Science, which works with US government officials with a view to “changing the world” through science, aerospace and entertainment.In a new interview with The Guardian, DeLonge claimed that there is evidence to support his belief that aliens have been around since the birth of

Angels & Airwaves frontman Tom DeLonge is set to share his thoughts on UFOs at an online film and TV panel as part of Metaverse, a virtual New York Comic Con.He will be joined by UFO hunter and former Pentagon special agent Luis Elizondo, who currently works for DeLonge’s To The Stars Academy of Arts & Science.Metaverse will take place this week from August 13-16.

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Former Blink-182 star Tom Delonge has been given a big boost in his search for the truth about UFOs – Pentagon officials have released his video clips.

LONDON — Music IP investment company Hipgnosis Songs has acquired a 70% share of Mark Ronson's catalog, including his publishing and writer's interest in Amy Winehouse's "Back To Black" and the global number one single "Uptown Funk."Terms were not disclosed for the deal, which is Hipgnosis' sixth major acquisition of 2020, having already picked up full or partial stakes in the catalogs of Blink-182's Tom DeLonge, Emile Haynie, Ammar Malik, Brian Higgins and Bon Jovi's Richie Sambora.Earlier this

Hipgnosis Songs announced today that it has acquired a music catalog from Blink-182 cofounder and former frontman Tom DeLonge. According to the announcement, Hipgnosis has acquired 100% of DeLonge’s copyrights on this catalog, which consists of 157 songs.