While he’s busy with the solid new Angels & Airwaves album and discussing extraterrestrial life on other planets via To The Stars, Tom DeLonge will forever be linked with his time in Blink-182. From 1997 to just before Blink’s initial hiatus after their 2003 untitled album was released, they were one of the biggest pop-punk…
No news could be better than this. Blink-182’s Mark Hoppus has revealed that he’s officially cancer-free, after revealing the diagnosis earlier this year. What more needs to be said? The entire music scene was cheering him on and keeping him in their thoughts, always.
Blink-182 bassist/vocalist Mark Hoppus, who founded the legendary pop-punk band in the early part of the 1990s, has announced he has cancer – following an IG story that was posted and then deleted earlier today.
At least compared to their earlier, classic material, the last couple Blink-182 albums have seen less than stellar reception to the majority of the band’s fanbase. The pop-punk band doesn’t have much to prove after eight full-length albums to date, but those who may have been let down by California and 2019’s Nine are hoping…
