Tom DeLonge Says He Quit Blink 182 So He Could Focus On Protecting The World From Aliens
I already feel safer.
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The First New Blink 182 Song W/ Matt Skiba Just Got Released
It’s actually pretty good.
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Travis Barker Says Tom DeLonge Wanted Blink 182 To Sound Like Coldplay And U2
Fair enough for getting rid of him really.
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Blink 182 W/ Matt Skiba Played Their First Show Last Night And It Was Actually Awesome
I take it all back – this is actually really good.
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The First Official Promo Picture For Blink 182 W/ Matt Skiba Is All Kinds Of Wrong
Seriously wait until you see this.
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Tom DeLonge Releases The First Of The Blink 182 Demos He Was Working On
This isn’t as bad as we imagined, it’s still a long way off vintage Blink 182 though.
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Travis Barker Relentlessly Lays Into Tom Delonge In New Interview
‘He can’t sing, he can’t play guitar and he doesn’t even like punk.’
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Tom DeLonge Claims His Life Is In Danger Because Of His Knowledge Of Aliens
Get kicked out of your band and then do an interview that makes you sound like the craziest person in history. No worries.
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Mark Hoppus Releases Another Statement About Tom DeLonge And Blink 182
It’s all about the he says she says bullshit.
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Tom DeLonge Releases Lengthy Statement On Blink 182 Situation
Even more new details about the breakup of the year.
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Travis Barker And Mark Hoppus Clarify The Tom DeLonge Leaving Blink 182 Situation
They basically rip Tom DeLonge to shreds.
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Tom DeLonge Has Officially Quit Blink 182
Matt Skiba from (Alkaline Trio) is set to take Tom’s place.
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Blink 182 Played The Worst Headline Set In The History Of Reading Festival
They’ve never had a great live reputation, but seriously?
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Blink 182 Lyrics As Pick Up Lines
Ever have trouble picking up girls? Did you ever think to use Blink 182 lyrics as pick up lines? Here’s what happens when you do.
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BLINK 182 – UP ALL NIGHT (IF IT WAS GOOD)
Some dude made a cover of Blink 182’s Up All Night in the style of Enema of The State and it’s actually really good.
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WOLVES AT HEART WRITE IT DOWN REVIEW
Review of Scottish pop punk’s second EP
