The boys in blink-182 lived up to the classic "What the Fuck Is Up Denny's" meme when they played an unannounced show at a Denny's location in Long Beach, California, on Thursday (Oct. 26). "blink 182 ...
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Blink-182 officially kicked off their "Missionary Impossible" Tour on Thursday, August 28 — and longtime fans were treated to a few major surprises. The show, which marked the band's first tour of the ...
Blink-182 are hitting the road again and the pop-punk legends are louder than ever. Here’s what you need to know about the tour, the hits, and why this comeback is a must-see. Blink-182, Are, Back, ...
There is plenty of punk rock self-deprecation and ribald wait-what-is-their-age-again banter at a Blink-182 show in 2025. Between songs, guitarist/vocalist Tom DeLonge takes good-natured potshots at ...
Blink-182 has announced the “Missionary Impossible” tour for 2025 that includes one show in Pennsylvania. The band performed in 2024 on a global “blockbuster” tour. “The upcoming shows will lean into ...
Blink-182 are louder than ever with a fresh Tom DeLonge reunion era, huge tours and nostalgic pop-punk anthems owning playlists. Here’s what you need to know before the next wave hits.
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 ...
The rock band is holding a one-night-only performance at the Hollywood Palladium, with 100 percent of ticket proceeds going toward various L.A. wildfire relief efforts. By Nicole Fell Associate Editor ...
The best idea for a “First Date” would have to be going to a blink-182 concert. The rock band will be taking the summer of 2024 by storm with a massive tour which will begin on June 20 in Orlando, Fla ...
“What the f–k” is up Dennys?” is the question first posed by Live Without, a band that played a one-night show at a Denny’s diner in 2013. The restaurant was closing, and the band managed to convince ...