Mark Hoppus sat down for a new video interview with NME:

For decades I’ve not told stories or I’ve felt like it wasn’t my place to say anything. I really prefer to be a little bit more reserved and private – as outgoing and ridiculous as I am. Talking about how I felt about things, arguments that our band has had, struggles that I’ve had, to put it all out there in the world feels kind of cathartic and healing. Even putting out the bad stuff feels joyous to me.

Mark Hoppus talked with The Project.

Mark Hoppus is a guest on the The Chris Moyles Show.

Mark Hoppus is on the latest episode of BobbyCast.

Mark Hoppus was recently interviewed on Good Morning America.

Mark Hoppus of Blink-182 has been doing a bunch of bass play throughs on Twitch.

Mark has asked for these to be taken down off the internet because they’re not performances, just something fun he does for his Twitch and to get back into playing.

Mark Hoppus of Blink-182 talked about what songs he thought could have been singles from Take Off Your Pants and Jacket, if the first two singles weren’t used, in a Twitch stream recently. At around 11:42 in the video he also plays a clip of what sounds like the most polished version of the “Life’s So Boring” demo I’ve ever heard.

Mark Hoppus of Blink-182 has opened up more on Twitch about his current cancer treatment.

Mark Hoppus of Blink-182 recently mentioned on Twitch that he was able to track down some old Dude Ranch demos.

Mark Hoppus of Blink-182 talked with Rock Sound about recording The Mark Tom and Travis Show. Good timing.

I love the way that it turned out though. We recorded the entire tour onto Digital Audio Tape and at the end of the tour somebody went back and listened to all of the banter that Tom and I did and put together that 15 minutes at the end of the album. The worst, most obscene, foul-language. On that tour me and Tom were really trying to see who could outdo the other and say the most ridiculous thing on stage. I’m glad it’s preserved for posterity now.