Rolling Stone — Blink-182 rolled out their song song "Bored to Death" earlier this week along with dates for a massive summer tour. It will be most people's first chance to see them with Alkaline Trio's Matt Skiba, who has replaced Tom DeLonge on guitar and vocal... more info

Chorus.fm — NME interviewed D*Face, the artist behind Blink-182’s latest album artwork: “But those first ideas that I sent, they said ‘nothing’s really doing it for us.’ [see above and below for the rejected album artworks] There was an illustration, h... more info

Chorus.fm — Blink-182 continued their media blitz yesterday with Live 105’s Kevin Klein. Mark Hoppus talks about how Tom DeLonge’s Facebook post came as a surprise and how he hadn’t spoken to Tom in over a “year and a half,” how he is really just focus... more info

NME — DeLonge had claimed that the pair recently spent time together more info

Rock Sound — The saga continues. Remember when Tom DeLonge said him and Blink-182 " DO have a future together"? He released a statement last week, claiming he had spoken to Mark Hoppus and Travis Barker around the release of the band's new song 'B... more info

Chorus.fm — According to Mediabase, Blink-182’s “Bored to Death” was last week’s most added song on alternative radio. It tripled up number two: Young The Giant’s “Something To Believe In.” The post Blink-182’s “Bored to Death” Most Added So... more info

Rolling Stone — Mark Hoppus refuted Tom DeLonge's claims that the estranged Blink-182 co-founders had met recently during an interview on Kevin Klein Live Tuesday, saying "I haven't even spoken to Tom in a year and a half." In a recent interview with Rol... more info

Chorus.fm — I can’t figure out what’s really “exclusive” about this ET Online interview with Blink-182, but this tidbit about “Teenage Satellites” seems to be the most new information: “One of the last songs we wrote, called ‘Teenage Satellites,�... more info

Rock Sound — ...sort of. YouTuber Alex Melton has uploaded a full-band cover of Blink-182's new single 'Bored To Death'. He emulated Tom DeLonge's voice to see what it would sound like if he was still in the band, and it's safe to say h... more info

Powerpopulist — This was going to be a simple followup to yesterday's Austin Town Hall archives post (and basically still is), but we thought we'd include a couple of recent finds as well, while we're at it. Hope that's okay with youse. The... more info