Speaking of ASCAP spilling the beans, the database also appears to confirm the rumors of a new Blink-182 song called “Parking Lot.” The rumors are we may be seeing the release later this week.
A couple other new rumored song titles appear in the database as well: “Wildfire,” “Good Old Days,” “Don’t Mean Anything,” and “Misery.”
It looks like Blink-182’s “Home is Such a Lonely Place” will be going to radio on April 18th.
Tom DeLonge talked with the San Diego Tribune:
“Blink is in my DNA,” he said, suggesting an eventual reunion is likely. “I talk to Travis quite a bit and we try and figure out how and when it’s going to make sense.
“It’s not like I (permanently) walked away. They have someone doing my job for me (in blink). It’s just that I’m so busy. If I wanted to, I could be back (in blink) in a period of days.”
From a business perspective, DeLonge never left blink.
“I still own the band,” he noted, before quickly clarifying that he, Hoppus and Barker “own everything” blink-related.
Now I just can’t stop humming “I Could if I Wanted To.”
Matt Skiba of Blink-182 and Alkaline Trio was on a recent episode of The Truth Barrel podcast:
Grammy-nominated guitarist and vocalist for Blink-182 and Alkaline Trio, Matt Skiba, joins Neil and Gabby in The Truth Barrel to discuss his career, his relationships, and the life philosophy that has led to his success. It’s not what you’d expect. In this powerful interview, he discusses facing the disappointment of his father when he decided to become a musician, the exact moment he quit drugs and alcohol, the surprising reason he asked a bandmate to leave the group, and what it was like to take over as frontman for one of the biggest bands of its genre. Along the way, you’ll learn Matt’s secret for staying positive, connected, and powerful – and the difference between a nice person and a good person. Hint: A good person isn’t always nice.
It’s a really interesting episode. Recommended.
Travis Barker and his daughter are featured in a new ad for PETA.
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Mark Hoppus mentioned last night on Twitter that Blink-182 are now aiming for a May 19th release date for their new deluxe version of California.
Blink-182 have announced some new tour dates — you can find those below. The Naked and Famous and Wavves will be opening.
Mark Hoppus did a little Q&A on Twitter and it looks like we’ll be getting new Blink-182 music in April.
The Hollywood Reporter has the news that Tom DeLonge will be directing the upcoming sci-fi- feature Strange Times:
The Blink-182 founder is set to direct a sci-fi feature that centers on a rebellious group of San Diego skateboarders, who take it upon themselves to investigate extreme paranormal activity around town, only to embark on an adventure that they could have never imagined.
And:
DeLonge’s band, Angels & Airwaves, will record new, original music for the film, which is slated to begin production in the fall.
Travis Barker of Blink-182 performed “All Due Respect” with Run the Jewels at last night’s show in Los Angeles.
A recent Instagram story from John Feldmann has, what appear to be, some tentative new Blink-182 song titles in the background.
Cameron Hurley of We Are the in Crowd has shared a cover of The 1975’s “Girls” as if it was recorded by Blink-182 during their Enema of the State era. Clever.
Travis Barker of Blink-182 appears on the latest episode of the Rich Roll Podcast.
Frank Turner will be opening up for Blink-182 on their upcoming UK tour.
