Chorus.fm — Blink-182 are heading out on a September tour. more info

Rock Sound — Just a whole lot of pop-punk. Blink-182 have announced a short tour run for September, with support from State Champs. Following their appearance on the Riot Fest line-up, Blink will be hitting the road with the lads in Champs for nine dates... more info

Chorus.fm — Charlie Puth covered Lit, Spice Girls, Blink-182 and others during a bit last night on The Tonight Show. Damn, even a Less Than Jake joke. more info

Rock Sound — The Blink-182 drummer and his 14 year old son are okay. Following Blink-182 drummer Travis Barker's car accident over the weekend, he's spoken out. The accident saw Barker's vehicle get hit by a school bus while he was performing ... more info

Chorus.fm — Travis Barker of Blink-182 was involved in a car accident with a school bus on Friday, July 13th: Law enforcement sources tell TMZ no children were on the bus and Travis was not at fault. After the crash Travis was walking around and did not appear s... more info

Stereogum — Sacha Baron Cohen and his many disguises return to the airwaves tonight with his new series Who Is America? on Showtime. On the show, Cohen sets out to interview "the diverse individuals who populate our unique nation." The show shared clip ahead of ... more info

Rock Sound — His 14 year old son was also in the car at the time. It has been reported by TMZ that Blink-182's Travis Barker has been involved in a "bad" car accident in his hometown of Los Angeles, California. Reports from witnesses are that the Blin... more info

Consequence of Sound — Barker's 14-year old son was also in the car at the time of the crash. more info

Perez Hilton — So scary to think about the worst-case scenarios here! Travis Barker apparently got into what's being termed as "a bad accident" with a school bus on Friday morning, according to new reports out today in TMZ. Related: Watch Travis' Daughter's Debut M... more info

Chorus.fm — Travis Barker of Blink-182 has shared a video update on his recovery from blood clots. more info