Over the past few weeks, Blink-182 members Tom DeLonge, Mark Hoppus, and Travis Barker have been teasing the fans regarding an upcoming album.
Blink-182 teasing the fans
Tom recently posted some photos of a set of guitars and they are seemingly doing tour rehearsals. Meanwhile, Travis Barker has been spotted filming something and Mark Hoppus was also there at the studio. Fans are speculating that a new album might be on the way.
Recently, a new photo from DeLonge showed that he is working on something that currently is titled “Blink Main Rhythm.” This was with other photos of the three laying down tracks in the studio seems to suggest we could be soon getting more new music from the band.
Blink-182 are seemingly back in the studio and hints indicate that they are working on a new material. This has certainly got the fans buzzing. The iconic trio – Mark Hoppus, Tom DeLonge and Travis Barker have have reunited to create memorable tracks.
Travis Barker had also grabbed the attention of the fans when he also posted a photo of what appeared to be Mark Hoppus in the studio recording both bass and some vocal tracks. This had also fueled the speculation of the fans,
The band’s “One More Time” album that was released in October last year was the touching reunion of the iconic trio – Mark Hoppus, Tom DeLonge, and Travis Barker. The album was released after years of solo projects and several changes in the lineup. Fans have been eagerly awaiting for the new album. The band is possibly working on a new project and it makes their ardent fans exhilarated for the future. Meanwhile, the band is set to hit the road in June.
Blink-182 are slated to go on a “One More Time Tour” in June, and ahead of the outing, the pop-punk band has offered some details on what fans can expect. It has come to light that for starters an exciting roster of opening acts for the dates has been revealed. The list also includes Pierce the Veil, jxdn, Drain, Hot Milk, Landon Barker, and more. Moreover, for two shows in Texas this June, Blink-182 will be joined by metalcore legends, Live Without, the band from the forever-iconic “What the f**k is up Denny’s” video.
