Blink-182 have released a new video for “She’s Out of Her Mind.” The video parodies their classic “What’s My Age Again?” video with a new spin and comes as part of Spotify’s new “Flash Frame” series.
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Blink-182 Ties for Most Added at Alternative Radio
Blink-182’s “She’s Out Of Her Mind” has officially gone to alternative radio. It was the most added song the last two weeks.
Yahoo Reports Mark Hoppus Puts California Home on Market
Yahoo is reporting that Mark Hoppus of Blink-182 has put his Beverly Hills home on the market:
Diane d’Snitch sent word via covert digital communiqué that Blink-182 bassist and vocalist Mark Hoppus has his sleek mid-century modern on a quiet cul-de-sac in the ultra trendy and spectacularly spendy Trousdale Estates area of Beverly Hills available outside the Multiple Listing Service, with a rockstar-sized asking price of $10 million.
Blink-182: Artist Series Events Posters
Blink-182 have a variety of their limited edition prints from some of their recent shows up for sale online. You can find links below.
Mark Hoppus on 929 Podcast
Mark Hoppus of Blink-182 was a guest on the latest episode of the 929 Podcast.
Geffen to Release Blink-182 Seven-Album Vinyl Box Set
Geffen/UMe will be releasing a box set of seven of Blink-182’s albums on vinyl on October 7th. Just in time for the holidays.
Blink-182 Release New Tour Video
Blink-182 have released a new tour video featuring footage on the road.
Matt Skiba Talks With Vice
Hannah Ewens interviewed Matt Skiba of Blink-182 over at Vice:
I’m a bookworm, so I read about a book a month. The last great book I read, actually, Mark [Hoppus] gave to me. There’s this writer called Erik Larson that we both love, and he wrote Devil in the White City. It’s all non-fiction, and Martin Scorsese and Leonardo DiCaprio are making the film version of it. It’s about the first serial killer in America. Read it, do yourself a favour.
Three Arrested, 7 Ticketed at Blink-182 Concert
The Genesee County Sheriff’s Office arrested three people and ticketed seven more at the Blink 182 concert at Darien Lake Performing Arts Center on Wednesday, including one man being held on $1,500 bail.
Deputies arrested 23-year-old Brandon Robinson of Amherst, charging him with harassment, criminal trespass, and resisting arrest. Deputies say Robinson jumped a fence to get into the concert, then fought with security guards trying to apprehend him. He was arraigned in Darien Town Court and taken to jail on $1,500 bail.
Steve Aoki’s Remixes Blink-182’s “Bored to Death”
The higher quality version of Steve Aoki’s remix of Blink-182’s “Bored To Death” has appeared on YouTube.
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Travis Barker Talks Tattoos and Pain
GQ has an extensive profile on Travis Barker of Blink-182. This passage about the possibility of a Box Car Racer reunion sure is interesting:
I think we were both under the impression in the beginning that it was going to be a Blink album. Then it was like, no let’s do this cool little side project, but we won’t put an album out. Then the label heard it and wanted to put it out. Then there wasn’t going to be a tour, but they were like ah, you can do this tour. It just spiraled out of control. . . But I don’t know. [Mark’s] not in the band, so would it cause a lot of problems? Would it not? I have no idea. It’s something I can’t even wrap my head around just because I’m so proud of this album that we’re currently supporting. But I love Box Car. It was a cool album and cool sound.
Blink-182 Hires Vegan Instagram Star as Chef
Richard Bowie, writing for VegNews, on how Blink-182 have hired the vegan chef, and Instagram personality, Mary Mattern as their chef on their current tour:
The 30-year-old chef and cookbook author is currently travelling with the group cross-country, creating plant-based recipes—such as cauliflower chowder with biscuit flats, fishless filet sliders, and apple crumb pie—to help fuel members Mark Hoppus, Matt Skiba, and especially the band’s long-time vegan Travis Barker.
Behind Blink-182’s Return to the Top of the Charts
Steve Baltin, writing for Forbes, details the release strategy behind Blink-182’s California after talking with the band, managers, radio, and label. It’s a little insider baseball at times, but there’s a lot of new information here:
“Our strategy really was kind of to give everything a little something,” he says. “That’s why we turned down an offer to window the record, cause we wanted the music to be accessible to the younger kids who listen to it on You Tube and Spotify and different places. We created ticketing tiers for our concerts so the core fans can buy the best seats in the house, but the young fans that might just be discovering the band can afford a ticket to the show also. That was our core strategy throughout this whole thing.”
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Meet the Las Vegans Who Designed Blink-182’s Tour Graphics
Mike Prevatt, writing for Las Vegas Weekly, details the artists behind Blink-182’s tour graphics:
After working on tours with Rihanna, Lady Gaga and Madonna, he formed live production design company NeonBlack with colleague Dominic Smith. Knowing Blink-182 needed a production company for its upcoming summer tour, the year-old NeonBlack designed a production/stage concept (which is its biggest yet), pitched it to the band and was hired as the trek’s show designer.
Blink-182 Perform “Cynical” Live for First Time
