Chorus.fm — Blink-182 perform the hits on Good Morning America. The post Blink-182’s GMA Summer Concert Video appeared first on chorus.fm. more info

Chorus.fm — Matt Skiba’s interview for Spotify’s “The Drop” feature on Blink-182’s California has been posted. The post Matt Skiba Discusses ‘California’ appeared first on chorus.fm. more info

Rolling Stone — Today, Blink-182 released California, their first album in five years — and also first without founding member Tom DeLonge. The album has the pop-punk luminaries not only moving their sound forward but also reflecting on their legacy and their... more info

Consequence of Sound — The pop-punk band's first release since the departure of Tom DeLonge. more info

Rock Sound — Even more Blink! Another new Blink-182 song has appeared online. The track is titled 'Hey, I'm Sorry' and serves as a bonus track on the Japanese edition of the band's new album 'California'. Take a listen below. ... more info

Rock Sound — What a guy. Spotify has uploaded the third part of the The Drop documentary with Blink-182. In the final episode, Matt Skiba talks about joining the band and 'California'. "I only want what's best for the band," he said. "So, you... more info

Rock Sound — IT'S HERE! Blink-182's long-awaited new album 'California' is out today! It's the band's first album since 2011's 'Neighborhoods', and the first release that features Matt Skiba. Take a listen below. Want ... more info

MSN Music — “I guess this is growing up,” Mark Hoppus sings with a raspy croon. It’s the catchy, jump-around chorus of “Dammit,” one of Blink-182’s breakout songs, recorded in 1997 for their second studio album, “Dude Ranch.” more info

Chorus.fm — John Feldmann, who either saved or ruined Blink-182 according to the internet, did a track-by-track breakdown of California with Fuse: “Sober,” we did with Patrick Stump, who is a good friend of mine. Fall Out Boy supported Blink for many tours. ... more info

Stereogum — Hey you! Out there in the cold, getting lonely, getting old: Everything you grew up on is classic rock now. It’s something every generation has to grapple with, but like college, marriage, raising children, and watching your loved ones die off one ... more info