Blink-182: Last News

Mark Hoppus has revealed that he is “cancer free” after completing his chemotherapy treatment.The Blink-182 bassist took to social media tonight (September 29) to explain that he received the good news after visiting his oncologist. He confirmed in July that he’d been diagnosed with 4-A diffuse large B-cell lymphoma, subsequently telling fans that “chemo [was] working!”.“Just saw my oncologist and I’m cancer free!!” Hoppus wrote this evening.

Travis Barker has opened up about how girlfriend Kourtney Kardashian helped the Blink-182 drummer to take a flight for the first time in 13 years.Last month, Barker and Kardashian flew from Los Angeles to Cabo San Lucas in Mexico on Kylie Jenner’s private jet, marking Barker’s first flight since he survived a deadly plane crash in 2008.The crash saw the plane’s two pilots and two of its four passengers killed instantly, with Barker and fellow passenger DJ AM suffering serious injuries.

Blink-182 bassist Mark Hoppus has given insight into the beginning of his journey towards his cancer diagnosis and treatment.Taking to his Instagram Stories on August 25, Hoppus shared a screenshot of a text exchange between himself and presumably his doctor dated April 20, captioned “How it started…”.“Hi Jill,” Hoppus’ first text begins. “For the past couple days I’ve had this dull sore lump in my shoulder kind of right where it connects to my neck that could either be fatal lymphoma or a sore muscle.

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.

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’. According to Gaugh, he foresaw the move and put the idea in Barker’s head.Speaking in a new interview to celebrate the 25th anniversary of Sublime’s self-titled debut album, Sublime drummer Gaugh shared “a little back story on Travis”, who is working on a remix version of ‘Sublime’.“We were out on this SnoCore Tour as Long Beach Dub All-Stars.

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), the bassist was seen with his instrument in hand while addressing fans.

Mark Hoppus has shared more details on his recent cancer diagnosis, confirming to fans in a Twitch stream that he has 4-A diffuse large B-cell lymphoma – the same type of cancer his mother had battled (and eventually beat).As the Lymphoma Research Foundation explain, diffuse large B-cell lymphoma is the most common type of non-Hodgkin lymphoma patients are diagnosed with around the globe, with 18,000 cases reported every year.

Jxdn has revealed he was originally going to sample a different Blink-182 song on his recent track ‘A Wasted Year’.Taken from the TikTok star’s debut LP, ‘Tell Me About Tomorrow’, which was released last Friday (July 2), the new song is produced by Blink drummer Travis Barker and features a sample of the band’s 2003 track ‘Feeling This’.Speaking in a new interview, Jxdn discussed the creation of ‘A Wasted Year’ and how it was Barker who came to him with the idea to reinterpret the pop-punk classic.Jxdn told the Zach Sang Show: “It’s my favourite song on the album, besides ‘Wanna Be’ and ‘Tell Me About Tomorrow’ – those two really stick to me really deep down; one makes me cry, and the other one just is such an honour because I’m with Kells

Mark Hoppus has cancer and is undergoing chemotherapy. The 49-year-old Blink-182 vocalist and bassist revealed his diagnosis on social media on Wednesday.“For the past three months I’ve been undergoing chemotherapy for cancer,” he wrote in a statement.

Blink-182‘s Travis Barker has opened up on the emotional impact of the plane crash which nearly claimed his life in 2008, including how it led him to quit taking prescription drugs.The drummer and close friend DJ AM were travelling back from a performance in South Carolina when their plane’s tires blew during takeoff.The plane was engulfed by flames after skidding across a highway, killing the two pilots, Barker’s assistant Chris Baker and security guard Chris ‘Che’ Still.Barker suffered third degree burns on 65% of his body and spent three months in hospital for 26 surgeries, while DJ AM died from a drug overdose a year after the accident.Discussing the lasting emotional toll of the incident, he told Men’s Health: “I was dark.

Blink-182‘s Mark Hoppus is set to sell off a selection of instruments and music gear from his personal collection as part of a new partnership with Reverb.The online marketplace, which is “dedicated to buying and selling new, used and vintage musical instruments”, recently teamed up with Hoppus’ ex-Blink bandmate Tom DeLonge for a similar sale.Hoppus’ latest Reverb sale – his second with the brand after conducting his first sale back in 2019 – is set to begin on April 21, with drum machines, keyboards, amps and more that were used in the making of albums and on tours by Blink-182 and +44 set to be made available.Among the specific items that are set to go on sale on Hoppus’ Reverb shop is a Marshall JTM45 amp head with a 4×12 cabinet, which

Blink-182 is reportedly working on a new album and so far, the project is set to feature Pharrell Williams, Grimes, and Lil Uzi Vert. In a new interview with Spotify's Rock This podcast, drummer Travis Barker tells host Allison Hagendorf that the upcoming album, the follow up to 2019's NINE, is 60% done.