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Here’s blink-182’s setlist from their first Australian tour in over 10 years

blink-182 hit Perth last night (February 8) for their first Aussie show in a looooong while, and they gave some ONE MORE TIME… bangers their live debuts.

Last night (February 8), blink-182 launched their first Australian tour in over a decade.

The pop-punk legends made their return down under by kicking things off at Perth’s RAC Arena, having last played in the country for travelling fest Soundwave back in 2013 (however that live line-up consisted of Mark Hoppus, Tom DeLonge and drummer Brooks Wackerman, as Travis Barker hadn’t yet overcome his fear of flying and therefore had to miss that tour).

And the trio gave their waiting Aussie fans plenty of treats – from classic singles like The Rock Show, Feeling This and I Miss You through to a couple of live debuts from last year’s brilliant ONE MORE TIME… album: blink played FUCK FACE and TURPENTINE for the first time ever, and ANTHEM PART 3 for the first time in full.

They’ve another Perth show tonight, before gigs in Adelaide, Melbourne, Sydney, Brisbane, Melbourne and then blink will cross over to New Zealand to perform in Auckland and Christchurch.

Check out the full night one RAC Arena setlist :

1. Anthem Part Two 2. The Rock Show 3. Family Reunion 4. Man Overboard 5. Feeling This 6. Violence (Travis solo at the start) 7. Up All Night 8. Dysentery Gary 9. Dumpweed 10. MORE THAN YOU KNOW 11. EDGING 12. DANCE WITH ME 13. Aliens Exist 14. Happy Holidays, You Bastard 15. FUCK FACE (live debut) 16. Stay Together for the Kids 17. ANTHEM PART 3 (first time in full) 18. Always 19. Down 20. Bored To Death 21. I Miss You 22. TURPENTINE (live debut) 23. What's My Age Again? 24. First Date 25. All The Small Things 26. Dammit

27. ONE MORE TIME

Catch blink back in the UK and Ireland at the following dates this summer:

23 Reading Festival 24 Leeds Festival 26 Belfast SSE Arena 27 Dublin Royal Hospital Kilmainham 29 Glasgow OVO Hydro 30 Glasgow OVO Hydro

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YEAR IN REVIEW: The band tours for much of 2004, in a US co-headlining trek with No Doubt, as well as dates in Europe and Japan. Relations begin to deteriorate between the trio as the year wears on, rooted in Tom's desire to take time off, culminating in a cancelled tour set for spring of the next year. 

1/5/2004: Blink is featured in Blender magazine.

1/8/2004: Mark is featured in February/March issue of Bass Guitar magazine.

1/14/2004: Mark is interviewed in Rolling Stone about the Cure’s impact on his life.

1/22/2004: A sneak peek of the “I Miss You” video airs on MTV.

1/26/2004: The video for "I Miss You" premieres on MTV.

2/2/2004: The band announce a co-headlining tour with No Doubt for the summer.

2/4/2004: Blink is on the BBC.

2/6/2004: 

The band performs at Wembley Arena in London, England. Poster , Ticket

Other bands included the Nervous Return and Motion City Soundtrack.

This was the band's first concert with Motion City Soundtrack; Mark later worked with the band on their albums Commit This to Memory and My Dinosaur Life , two of his most notable producing efforts.

Here is a T-shirt sold on this run of European dates: Shirt (front) , Shirt (back)

2/7/2004: 

The band performs at Manchester Men Arena in Manchester, England. Poster , Ticket

2/8/2004: 

The band performs at Glasgow Braehead Arena in Renfrewshire, Scotland. Poster

2/10/2004: 

The band performs at Nottingham Arena in Nottingham, England.

2/11/2004: 

The band performs at Hammersmith Apollo in London, England.

2/13/2004: 

The band performs at Olympiahalle in Munich, Germany. Poster

2/14/2004: 

The band performs at Hallenstadion in Zürich, Switzerland.

2/15/2004: The band performs at Sports Hall in Bologna, Italy. Video 1 , Video 2 , Video 3 , Video 4 , Video 5

2/17/2004: 

The band performs at Philips Halle in Düsseldorf, Germany. Poster , Video 1 , Video 2 , Video 3

Other bands included Motion City Soundtrack.

2/18/2004: 

The band performs at Le Zénith in Paris, France. Video 1 (interview)

According to Gus Brandt in Mark's 2021 viewing of the MTV Album Launch doc, this was the last tour in which all of the members of the band shared the same tour bus. While it may not seem noteworthy, it is a far cry from the days of sleeping on floors. ​

2/20/2004: The band does a signing at Virgin Megastore in Paris, France. Video 1

3/3/2004: The band announce a summer tour with Cypress Hill and Taking Back Sunday.

3/10/2004: 

The band performs at Festival Hall in West Melbourne, Australia. Ticket

Other bands included Brand New and Gyroscope.

3/11/2004: 

The band performs at Festival Hall in West Melbourne, Australia.

3/13/2004: 

The band performs at Adelaide Entertainment Centre in Adelaide, Australia.

Blink grace the cover of Kerrang!

3/15/2004: The band postpones shows in Australia and Japan after Travis breaks his ankle.

3-4/2004 (undated): Blink grace the cover of Chord Magazine.

3/24/2004: Now That's What I Call Music! 15, a compilation album collecting hit songs, is released in the U.S. It includes "Feeling This"

4/19/2004: The band shoots the music video for "Down".

4/22/2004: The band performs at Auditorio Coca-Cola in Monterrey, Mexico. Other band included local band from Monterrey called Panda.

4/23/2004: The band performs at Palacio de los Deportes in Mexico City, Mexico. Other band included Panda.  Interview

Ticket 

Video with the opening band

4/24/2004: The band performs at Palacio de los Deportes in Mexico City, Mexico. Other band included Panda.

4/29/2004: 

The band performs at Idaho Center in Boise, Idaho.

Other artists included Cypress Hill and Taking Back Sunday.

4/30/2004: 

The band performs at E Center in Salt Lake City, Utah.

5/1/2004: 

The band performs at Coors Amphitheatre in Denver, Colorado. Ticket

Other artists included Cypress Hill, Taking Back Sunday, and Reeve Oliver.

5/3/2004: 

The band performs at Smirnoff Music Center in Dallas, Texas.

5/4/2004: 

The band performs at Verizon Wireless Amphitheater in San Antonio, Texas.

5/5/2004: 

The band performs at Cynthia Woods Mitchell Pavilion in Houston, Texas.

5/7/2004: 

The band performs at HiFi Buys Amphitheatre in Atlanta, Georgia.

Other artists included Cypress Hill, Taking Back Sunday, and Motion City Soundtrack.

5/8/2004: 

The band performs at TD Waterhouse Centre in Orlando, Florida.

5/9/2004: 

The band performs at Sound Advice Amphitheatre in Miami, Florida.

5/10/2004: 

Travis is featured in the June issue of Revolver magazine.

Tom is featured with John Kerry in Rolling Stone.

5/11/2004: 

The band performs at Verizon Wireless Amphitheatre in Charlotte, North Carolina.

Other artists included Cypress Hill, Taking Back Sunday, and Fall Out Boy.

5/12/2004: 

The band performs at Alltel Pavilion in Raliegh, North Carolina.

5/14/2004: 

The band performs at Germain Amphitheater in Columbus, Ohio.

5/15/2004: 

The band performs at UMB Bank Pavilion in St. Louis, Missouri.

5/16/2004: 

The band performs at Verizon Wireless Amphitheater in Kansas City, Missouri.

5/18/2004: 

The band performs at Target Center in Minneapolis, Minnesota. Video 1

This performance was filmed and broadcast on Pepsi Smash on the WB on June 10, 2004.

In addition, both live tracks filmed for Pepsi Smash were later included in audio form on the “Always” single, released in November 2004.

5/20/2004: 

The band performs at Riverbend Music Center in Cincinnati, Ohio.

Other artists included the Used and Taking Back Sunday.

5/21/2004: 

The band performs at DTE Energy Center in Detroit, Michigan.

5/22/2004: 

The band performs at Post-Gazette Pavilion in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania.

Other artists included the Used, Taking Back Sunday, and the Nervous Return.

5/24/2004: 

The band performs at Verizon Wireless Amphitheater in Virginia Beach, Virginia.

5/25/2004: 

The band performs at Montage Mountain Ski Resort in Scranton, Pennsylvania.

The music video for "Down" premieres on LAUNCH.

5/26/2004: 

The band performs at Hershey Pavilion in Hershey, Pennsylvania.

Tom and Mark help complete a project for Habitat for Humanity , painting a house in Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, Travis can't help: he's wearing a cast and using crutches after his recent foot surgery.

5/27/2004: The band performs at the Ed Sullivan Theater in New York, New York for the Late Show with David Letterman.

5/28/2004: 

The band performs at Molson Amphitheatre in Toronto, Ontario.

Travis and No Doubt's Adrian Young grace the cover of Drum!

5/29/2004: 

The band performs at Molson Amphitheatre in Toronto, Ontario. Ticket

5/30/2004: 

The band performs at Darien Lake Performing Arts Center in Darien, New York.

6/1/2004: 

The band performs at Verizon Wireless Music Center in Noblesville, Indiana, beginning a co-headlining tour with No Doubt.

Other bands included No Doubt and the Nervous Return.

6/3/2004: 

The band performs at PNC Bank Arts Center in Holmdel, New Jersey. Ticket

Other bands included No Doubt.

6/4/2004: 

The band performs at PNC Bank Arts Center in Holmdel, New Jersey.

Tickets go on sale for Blink’s Australian tour in August.

6/5/2004: 

The band performs at ctnow.com Meadows Music Theatre in Hartford, Connecticut; this was a one-off date, separate from the No Doubt tour.

Other bands included the Used.

6/6/2004: 

The band performs at Tweeter Center at the Waterfront in Camden, New Jersey. Video 1

An entire pro-shot video of this concert leaked online in December 2017; it is the only proshot performance video of its kind from this era of the band.

Blink’s Celebrity Tastemaker Show premieres on Fuse . It includes interview footage from the band and videos.

Blink announce dates for their UK tour near the end of the year . Although dates aren't final, this will be the band's final tour of their original run.

6/8/2004: 

The band performs at Tweeter Center in Mansfield, Massachusetts.

Other bands included No Doubt, the Nervous Return, and Matt Costa.

6/9/2004: 

The band performs at Jones Beach Theater in Wantagh, New York. Ticket

6/10/2004: The band’s performance on Pepsi Smash on the WB is broadcast . Video 1

6/11/2004: 

The band performs at Nissan Pavilion in Bristow, Virginia.

6/12/2004: 

The band performs at Blossom Music Center in Cuyahoga Falls, Ohio. Ticket

6/13/2004: 

The band performs at Tweeter Center in Tinley Park, Illinois. ​

Other bands included No Doubt, the Nervous Return, and Matt Costa

6/16/2004: 

The band performs at White River Amphitheatre in Auburn, Washington.

6/17/2004: 

The band performs at Clark County Ampihtheatre in Portland, Oregon.

6/19/2004: 

The band performs at Shoreline Amphitheatre in Mountain View, California.

Other bands included No Doubt, Chocolate O’Brian, Bing Ji Ling, and Matt Costa.

6/21/2004: 

The band performs at Sleep Train Amphitheatre in Wheatland, California.

6/23/2004: 

The band performs at Cricket Pavilion in Phoenix, Arizona. Poster

Other bands included No Doubt, Phantom Planet, Abdel Wright, and Matt Costa.

6/24/2004: 

The band performs at Coors Amphitheatre in Chulu Vista, California.

6/26/2004: 

The band performs at Hyundai Pavilion in San Bernadino, California, completing a co-headlining tour with No Doubt.

Other bands included No Doubt, Olso, and Matt Costa.

6/28/2004: The band performs at Henry Maier Festival Park in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, as a part of Summerfest.

6/30/2004: 

The band appears on Warped Weekend on FUSE. Video 1

Of note is that the band is asked about Alkaline Trio during the interview, and they discuss Matt Skiba, who ten years later would replace Tom after his second exit from the band. It begins at 10:13 in the video linked above.

Warped Weekend aired from 6/30-7/5, 2004.

7/24/2004: New Found Glory and Blink-182 are featured in Social History of Concerts on MTV.

7/26/2004: Blink-182 interview from their Vegas show airs on TRL.

7/30/2004: The band performs at Paso Robles Event Center in Paso Robles, California, as a part of the California Mid State Fair.

8/8/2004: The band performs at Gibson Amphitheatre in Universal City, California for the 2004 Teen Choice Awards.

8/13/2004: The band performs at Neal S. Blaisdell Center in Honolulu, Hawaii. Video 1

8/14/2004: The band performs at Maui Arts & Cultural Center in Maui, Hawaii.

8/17/2004: The band performs at Zepp in Fukuoka, Japan.

8/19/2004: The band performs at Zepp in Osaka, Japan.

8/20/2004: The band performs at Zepp in Osaka, Japan.

8/21/2004: The band performs at Diamond Hall in Nagoya, Japan.

8/23/2004: 

The band performs at Zepp Tokyo in Tokyo, Japan. Video 1

Blink announce new single "Always" . Of note from the linked article: "DeLonge told MTV.com that after the band completes their 2004 tour commitments, he plans to take a long vacation."

8/24/2004: The band performs at Zepp Tokyo in Tokyo, Japan.

8/25/2004: The band performs at Zepp Tokyo in Tokyo, Japan.

8/28/2004: 

The band performs at Australian Indoor Stadium in Canberra, Australia. Poster

Other bands included Sparta and Gyroscope.

8/29/2004: 

The band performs at WIN Entertainment Centre in Wollongong, Australia. Poster

8/31/2004: 

The band performs at Festival Hall in Melbourne, Australia. Poster , Poster 2

9/2/2004: 

The band performs at Newcastle Entertainment Centre in Newcastle, Australia. Poster

9/3/2004: 

The band performs at Brisbane Entertainment Centre in Brisbane, Australia. Poster ​

9/4/2004: 

The band performs at Brisbane Entertainment Centre in Brisbane, Australia. Poster

9/6/2004: 

The band performs at Hordern Pavilion in Sydney, Australia. Poster

9/7/2004: 

9/8/2004: 

9/9/2004: 

9/17/2004: The band performs at Old Billingsgate Market in London, England for MTV Icon: The Cure.

10/6/2004: The band performs at Pinz Bowling Alley in Studio City, California, as part of a benefit show for Stand up for Skateparks.

10/19/2004: Tom campaigns in support of John Kerry at Las Vegas’s Stardust Hotel and Casino.

10/21/2004: Travis graces the cover of the November 2004 issue of the Japanese magazine Rhythm & Drums.

10/25/2004: The band is on the cover of the Japanese magazine Ollie.

10/26/2004: Tom directs the Taking Back Sunday music video for "This Photograph Is Proof (I Know You Know)".

10/29/2004: Blink-182 guest star in an episode of Laguna Beach: The Real O.C. on MTV.

11/10/2004: Blink-182 appear on TRL to premiere their new video for "Always."

11/29/2004: Blink is featured in the December 2004 issue of Blender as part of a feature titled the “Greatest Songs Ever”, regarding “All the Small Things”.

11/30/2004: 

The band performs at National Exhibition Centre in Birmingham, England. Ticket , Poster

Other bands included Sugarcult and the Kinison.

This was the band's first concert alongside Sugarcult; frontman Tim Pagnotta would later co-produce the band's 2019 album NINE .

In Mark's 2006 b182.com "tell-all," he writes that "At the first show, our old manager [Rick DeVoe] flew out and sat us all down in the dressing room before the show. [...] The conversation got heated and lasted for two or three hours. It went around in circles, and the end result was the canceled tour, with no idea when we would be doing anything with blink-182 again."

12/1/2004: 

The band performs at Scottish Exhibition and Conference Centre in Glasgow, Scotland. Poster

12/2/2004: 

The band performs at Metro Radio Arena in Newcastle, England. Poster

Travis's reality show, Meet the Barkers, is announced .

12/3/2004: 

The band performs at Manchester Arena in Manchester, England. Ticket , Poster

12/5/2004: 

The band performs at Wembley Arena in London, England. Poster

The band "take over" Kerrang! Radio. Audio 1

12/6/2004: 

The band performs at Wembley Arena in London, England. Poster ,  Picture of Robert Smith with Mark on Stage

The band performs on BBC Radio 1’s Live Lounge. Audio

12/7/2004: 

The band performs at Cardiff International Arena in Cardiff, England. Poster , Ticket

12/8/2004: 

The band performs at Nottingham Arena in Nottingham, England. Poster

12/9/2004: Blink graces the cover of Kerrang!.

12/10/2004: 

The band performs at Palais Omnisports de Paris-Bercy in Paris, France. Video 1

12/11/2004: 

The band performs at Messe und Congress Centrum Halle Münsterland in Münster, Germany. Poster

12/13/2004: 

12/14/2004: 

The band performs at Carling Academy Brixton in London, England.

12/15/2004: The Taking Back Sunday Making the Video for "This Photograph Is Proof

(I Know You Know)," premieres on MTV2 . Tom directed the video.

12/16/2004 : 

The band performs at the Point Theatre in Dublin, Ireland. Video 1

This was the band’s final performance for over four years, prior to their 2009 reformation.

12/20/2004: Blink-182 graces the cover of the December 2004 issue of Capricho Magazine.

12/26/2004: The Indian Ocean tsunami hits. In Mark's 2006 b182.com "tell-all," he writes,"After Christmas the tsunami hit, and soon after that I called our old manager about the possibility of doing some kind of benefit show."

Blinkmas Ends: 18 Awe-Inspiring Moments from blink-182’s Australian Return

Posted on February 29, 2024 by Paul 'Browny' Brown

They say post-gig depression is a real thing and I have no doubt a couple hundred thousand blink-182 fans are going to be living out a real-life hell this weekend following the group’s FINAL Australian show tonight in Melbourne.

From the first date (ha!) in Perth on Feb 8th (revisit our gallery here ), Mark Hoppus, Tom DeLonge and Travis Barker have been jetting around the country, making up for 20 years of lost time, spread across 15 shows – many of which had uber fans travelling tens of thousands of kilometres across the nation just to get their long-awaited pop punk fix.

But what made #blinkmas one for the history books? Well, it’s a little more complicated than you’d think, so I’ve compiled the following awe-inspiring moments from the Australian Tour to try and narrow down just how important this was for fans and the band as a collective unit…

1 – Travis Barker Back in Australia for the first time since 2004.

The last time Travis Barker set foot in Australia was 2004 on the infamous Untitled Album Tour where he broke his foot following the second Melbourne show on March 11 . The tour was then consequently postponed until August of that year. Barker also injured his hand prior to +44 ‘s debut at Soundwave Festival in 2007 and couldn’t play – so we’re all glad he remained injury-free this entire run.

Following his 2008 plane crash, Barker lived with a crippling fear of flying which found the drummer unable to attend 2013’s Soundwave Festival and Australian sideshows. Brooks Wackerman ( Avenged Sevenfold /ex- Bad Religion ) filled in on drums during that last appearance alongside Mark and Tom. Since then Travis’s wife Kourtney has assisted him in overcoming his fear – making this entire tour possible.

As someone who has never seen Travis play live, to watch him in the flesh up close (and not on a screen) was life-changing. For many long-term fans, a significant concert bucket list goal was ticked off with his return and seeing the core trio on stage together will forever be lodged in our core memories.

To put it into perspective, it’s close to 20 years since he last performed in Australia. A generation of kids were born and became adults in that time! Speaking of kids…

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2 – Parents infecting The Next Generation of Pop Punk fans!

Not only did many of us elder emos and pop punk fiends get to live out lifelong experiences, but we brought our offspring along to enjoy the antics too. Seeing so many parents and their kids screaming along to the words was infectious. I took my lil man to two Brisbane shows and he had the time of his life – he also learned a few new swear words during ‘ Family Reunion ‘ but that’s a story for another day…

For most of us, this band’s music was a source of refuge and escapism from the struggles of life in our teenage years, and to be able to experience that with our kids felt like an unattainable full-circle moment for most of us.

Anyone who took their kids (or someone else’s) scores Parent of the Year in my books.

3 – ‘Wendy Clear’ played for the First Time in 20 years!

Talking about making memories, when blink surprised fans by pulling out ‘ Wendy Clear ‘ during the third Brisbane show, many of us sat stunned trying to figure out what was going on. For the most part, the setlist remained the same across Australia, but swapping out ‘ Man Overboard ‘ for another Enema of the State throwback was the nostalgia hit to the sack we didn’t know we needed.

4 – The Artwork of Blink: Tour Posters and Show-Specific Merch

As a blink collector, we want a little extra oomph with our experience and not only did the VIPs get treated with our very own plush bunny and commemorative passes, but the show-specific gig posters and merch t-shirts were a nice touch for the true fans among us.

From incredible anime designs to local landmark features, all the way through to the interchanging t-shirt designs sold at each show – it made us feel like the tour went above and beyond to give fans a unique experience for every single show – making it fun, fresh and exciting for those who attended (especially those of us who hit multiple gigs).

5 – The Dick/Sex Jokes and On-Stage Banter was Top-Notch

Another huge part of a blink-182 show is the on-stage banter and comedy routine led by Mark and Tom – and after all of these years, they’re still bouncing off each other like they did during their glory years down under (think Big Day Out 2000) and nothing was off limits!

The duo touched on everything from Tom’s departures, Mark’s sister’s boobs, aliens, and even called out punters leaving mid-show to go poo-poo… all the way through to Mark’s battle with cancer and his iconic Siri joke that resulted in several Apple users texting their Mum’s asking to see their ass.

It was all light-hearted fun that filled us with an overwhelming sense of nostalgia but in 2024.

6 – LIVE Debuts of ‘Turpentine’, ‘Anthem Part 3’ and ‘Fuck Face’

Back in October, the band’s comeback album ONE MORE TIME… was released and sent the pop punk scene into a frenzy. To be able to hear songs such as ‘ Turpentine ‘ and ‘ Anthem Part 3 ‘ in full before anyone else in the world is a special moment that will stick with us for years to come.

Also, seeing and hearing Travis Barker performing ‘ Fuck Face ‘ was another one for the blinkstory books!

7 – The Blink Community Online

We’ve all heard the stories of toxic fandoms and communities ruining experiences, but the blink fandom looked out for each other. Groups and group chats were sent into overdrive as we followed the band’s journey across the country with many fans who were venturing solo to shows being invited to link/meet up with strangers who shared the same passion and appreciation for the band.

Old friends and school peers came out of the woodwork and seeing everyone having the time of their lives on socials really showcased a side of us that had remained dormant for decades.

8 – 27 Career-Spanning Songs from 1997 to 2023

This was THE tour for catalogue-frothing blink fans. We heard tracks from almost every era of the group including 1997’s Dude Ranch , 2001’s Take Off Your Pants And Jacket , 2011’s Neighborhoods , and even 2016’s album California got a run (more on that in a second).

While old-school fans lapped up deep dives from Enema Of The State (such as ‘ Dysentery Gary ‘, ‘ Aliens Exist ‘, ‘ Man Overboard ‘ and ‘ Wendy Clear ‘), 2003 Untitled fanboys and girls lost our collective minds to ‘ I Miss You ‘, ‘ Feeling This ‘, ‘ Down ‘ and ‘ Violence ‘.

Hearing ‘ Stay Together For The Kids ‘ performed by the trio who recorded it is an experience I’ll take with me to my grave, as well as the tear-inducing closer ‘ One More Time ‘.

@brownypaul blink-182 // Stay Together For The Kids LIVE in Sydney, Australia Feb 17 2024 ♬ original sound – Paul ‘Browny’ Brown

9 – Tom Singing California- era single ‘Bored to Death’

As mentioned before, California ‘s lead single ‘ Bored To Death ‘ got a run with Tom stepping up to the plate in place of Matt Skiba , who joined the outfit between 2015-2022 in his absence and kept the band alive.

That album was a significant entry in blinkstory because without Skiba’s inclusion, who knows if the group would have continued for a second time without Tom. The subtle nod to that era was welcomed and hopefully, in future, we see a 4-piece tour with Skiba singing songs from the California and NINE albums… #blink182erastour anyone?

10 –  The Deafening ‘I Miss You’ Sing-a-Long

WHERE YOU YEWWWWWWW AND I’M SO SORRRRRRRY!!!

@wallofsoundau I Miss You LIVE in Sydney, Australia Feb 17th #blink182 #poppunk #marktomandtravis #emo #blink182live #Sydney #whereareyou ♬ original sound – Wall Of Sound

11 – SHOOEY FREE SHOWS!

For the first time in a LONG time – our gig experience wasn’t interrupted by unruly concertgoers taking attention away from the stage. Shooeys are shit and we need to stop subjecting any/all touring musicians to peer pressure to take part.

Compromise: Drink from your own sure, but stop forcing the idea upon every other musician that comes here.

12 – Interstate Sledging Caused Headlines

I found out Perth Times is a try-hard, Daily Fail from ALDI “news” outlet that lost their minds when blink made jokes about Perth. The band also ripped into Melbourne, Sydney, Adelaide and Brisbane and it was funny as fuck for everyone who didn’t get offended or try to make cringe-worthy click-bait articles about it…

13 – Mark’s Post-Show Discord Chats with Fans

On top of the community mentioned above, a selection of fans managed to have heartfelt chats with Mark Hoppus on tour via his Discord . Most nights post-show, he’d jump on for a wind-down, talking about moments from the set, sharing photos, industry banter and joining conversations with fans.

14 – blink fans SOLD OUT Arenas – Proving Pop Punk NEVER Died.

Qudos Bank Arena was a spectacle and a half – if you’ve never seen a sold out arena show there, you’re truly missing out. The boys played 4 times in that venue and even pulled in a full crowd with Taylor Swift playing right next door.

84,000 fans saw blink-182 in Sydney alone. Let that sink in.

15 – The Sperm Confetti

Dick Jokes in 2024 are still funny, especially in 3D physical form.

16 – The VIP Front Mosh – Up-Close Action for True Fans

A new thing I witnessed at a show was the VIP front mosh – which gave big fans an up-close experience that felt like an undersold 200-capacity show. All the people wanted to be there, looking out for each other and being able to endure the entire show without needing to escape the action.

There were moshers, there was wheelchair access, there were fans watching with ample space between them and the next person, and it was perfect. Definitely worth the price/experience if you want to get sweaty surrounded by people who love your favourite band’s entire catalogue.

@brownypaul blink-182 ‘Feeling This’ from front mosh. Feb 19, 2024 Brisbane, Australia. #blink182 #feelingthis #poppunk #blink182lifeforlife #blink #tomdelonge #travisbarker #markhoppus #onemoretimetour #millennialsoftiktok #emo ♬ original sound – Paul ‘Browny’ Brown

17 – Mark Hoppus Trolls Taylor Swift Fans

Growing up blink-182 were the biggest band of our generation and fans were just as fanatic as Swifties were (we just didn’t have social media to prove it back then). So, seeing Mark Hoppus rock up next door to their Sydney show and start trolling Taylor Swift fans (WHO HAD NO IDEA WHO HE WAS) for not going to blink was not only hilarious, but proved how far the generation gap has come since our own adolescence.

@wallofsoundau Mark Hoppus trolling punters at Taylor Swift’s concert right next door to where blink-182 play tonight in Sydney. Madness! #blink182 #taylorswift #erastour #erastoursydney #poppunk #blink182fans #funny #fyp ♬ original sound – Wall Of Sound

18 – The Fashion and Costumes

Between the Boomers, Enema Nurses and blink-specific fashion outfits and costumes, there was plenty of fun to be had away from the stage. Die-hards dressed to impress with every fan tipping their hats to their fav era of the group.

In closing, the shows and overall experience from this tour will be spoken about for years to come. Many fans found closure to certain moments we had been longing for, while others topped up their blink live concert counts to well over fanatic levels.

Thank you blink-182 , we needed this… more than you know xoxo

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A fifth and final Melbourne date has been added to blink-182 's blockbuster Australian tour. 

The band will round out their visit Down Under with a performance at Melbourne's Rod Laver Arena the last week of February. 

That brings the total number of Aussie dates for this tour to 15: all of them in arenas, all of them sold out except one remaining Sydney show and this new Melbourne date. 

You'll want to be quick getting tickets, they're on sale from 12pm Monday 19 June. Full dates are below. 

The first Australian blink-182 tour (with the classic lineup) in almost a decade has been fleshed out with even more extra tour dates. 

The announcement of the initial dates for February 2024 was met with huge response from fans. Earlier this week, a new round of shows were announced to meet demand and already, they have sold out!

So, for everyone who missed the original round of tickets and then the extra shows, fear not! Four extra shows have been put on the list.

The complete and updated list of Australian tour dates can be found at the end of this article.

Tickets for the new shows are on sale from 12pm local time via Live Nation .

For the first time in almost a decade, the classic line-up of Mark, Tom, and Travis are together again

The rumours have swirled for a long time, but it's now a reality. After almost ten years away from the band he formed, Tom DeLonge has re-joined blink-182 .

To celebrate, the band – which is now back to its classic formation of Mark Hoppus , Tom DeLonge and Travis Barker – have locked in a staggeringly huge world tour, which includes some big arena shows for Australia in early 2024.

Blink are not coming alone, either. Joining them are hugly popular Chicagoan rockers Rise Against , making this one hell of a double bill.

All the dates and ticketing info is at the bottom of the article.

DeLonge left blink-182 in 2015, at which point Alkaline Trio frontman Matt Skiba joined the band. His return to the fold has been rumoured for some time, most recently in August of this year after he posted a photo of the band to Instagram.

It's been 30 years since Hoppus and DeLonge formed blink-182 and almost 25 years since Barker joined them, which coincided with the band breaking through to become mainstream punk rock darlings.

While the 90s was rife with influential punk bands, few can attest to having the same enduring influence that Blink continue to have today. Records like 1999's Enema Of The State , 2001's Take Off Your Pants and Jacket , and 2003's self-titled album are key records in the history of pop-punk.

Since the very start, Australia has had an affinity with this band. Those who witnessed their first tour here in the mid-90s still marvel at how good those shows were, while each subsequent visit saw them play to bigger and bigger crowds.

The band's last Australian shows were as part of the 2013 Soundwave festival, though drummer Travis Barker did not make the trip on that occasion due to a fear of flying stemming from a fatal 2008 air crash he survived.

Barker is back flying and will be a part of the band for the forthcoming shows.

It's been a big year or so for the band. On top of the reunion, and Barker's progress with flying, Mark Hoppus was diagnosed with lymphoma in 2021 before being declared cancer free towards the end of last year.

On top of the tour news, blink-182 have promised us some brand-new music, with their new single 'Edging' set to land this Friday.

The band announced their return with a video that can only be described as "very blink-182".

If you're allergic to double entendres and juvenile humour, then we're not sure why you're reading an article about blink-182, and you should probably skip the below video.

Here are the dates for blink-182's Australian tour in 2024. 

Thursday 8 February - RAC Arena, Perth [SOLD OUT]

Friday 9 February – RAC Arena, Perth [SOLD OUT]

Sunday 11 February – Adelaide Entertainment Centre [SOLD OUT]

Tuesday 13 February– Rod Laver Arena, Melbourne [SOLD OUT]

Wednesday 14 February - Rod Laver Arena, Melbourne [SOLD OUT]

Friday 16 February – Qudos Bank Arena, Sydney [SOLD OUT]

Saturday 17 February - Qudos Bank Arena, Sydney [SOLD OUT]

Monday 19 February – Brisbane Entertainment Centre [SOLD OUT]

Tuesday 20 February - Brisbane Entertainment Centre [SOLD OUT]

Wednesday 21 February - Brisbane Entertainment Centre [SOLD OUT]

Friday 23 February - Qudos Bank Arena, Sydney [SOLD OUT]

Saturday 24 February - Qudos Bank Arena, Sydney 

Monday 26 February - Rod Laver Arena, Melbourne [SOLD OUT]

Tuesday 27 February - Rod Laver Arena, Melbourne [SOLD OUT] 

Thursday 29 February - Rod Laver Arena, Melbourne 

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Blink: 'sydney sucked so ... bad we had to cancel christchurch'.

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Californian pop punk trio Blink-182 finally acknowledged the last-minute cancellation of their Christchurch show during a recent Melbourne concert, by taking a jab at the South Island city.

In a clip circulating on social media, the band's drummer, Travis Barker, mistakenly addressed the Melbourne crowd as Sydney, before bassist Mark Hoppus kept the joke going with a gag about the recently cancelled show.

"To be honest Sydney sucked so f...ing bad, we had to cancel Christchurch," he said.

Guitarist Tom DeLonge responded: "F... Christchurch."

"That's a gnarly name for a town, can you imagine naming your f...ing city that?"

"If I were God," replied Hoppus.

Mark Hoppus, Travis Barker, and Matt Skiba of Blink-182 perform onstage at the 2020 iHeartRadio ALTer EGO at The Forum on 18 January 2020 in Inglewood, California. Photo: Rich Fury / Getty Images via AFP

The New Zealand leg of the reunion tour of the pop punk trio - known for hits such as 'Miss You' and 'All The Small Things' - was first announced in 2022, before being later rescheduled due to fast-selling Australian tickets that saw the band add four more dates to their tour leg across the ditch.

The cancellation of the 4 March Christchurch show was announced in an email to ticket holders in February, citing "unanticipated logistical issues outside of the band's control".

Neither the band or its members had addressed the cancellation on social media since the announcement.

Christchurch Blink-182 fan, James O'Caiside who had tickets to the Wolfbrook Arena concert, said he was not surprised by the band's comments.

"To be fair, they've always ripped on anything live. I would happily hear them say, 'F... you Christchurch' in Christchurch."

Councillor Andrei Moore, who heads the arts and creative industries portfolio at Christchurch City Council, condemned the comments.

Writing on Facebook, he said: "Disappointing to learn of Blink-182 saying 'f*** Christchurch' on stage in Melbourne after cancelling their sold-out show that many Christchurch folk and visitors bought tickets for 18 months in advance.

"We've been through more than our fair share of challenges over the years which have led to many concert cancellations but I can't ever recall any of them being followed up with an attitude as bad as this one."

A spokesperson for the promoter recently told Stuff there would be no further comment or statement, outside of what was emailed to ticket holders.

The band will still play Auckland's Spark Arena on 2 March.

This story was originally published by Stuff .

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Tom DeLonge, vocalista de Blink-182, se disculpa con fans mexicanos

"volveremos muy pronto".

Este fin de semana una generación entera se decepcionó de una de sus bandas favoritas, Blink-182, cuando anunciaron la cancelación de tres de los cuatro conciertos que ofrecerían en la Ciudad de México.

Y es que, la agrupación no solo hizo esperar 20 años a sus fans , sino que ya es la segunda ocasión en la que los deja vestidos y alborotados.

El pasado 2 de abril, los músicos estadounidenses se presentaron en el Palacio de los Deportes con un show lleno de nostalgia que revivió la adolescencia de todos los asistentes. Esa presentación estaba planeada para repetirse por tres noches más; sin embargo, horas antes del segundo concierto, el 3 de abril, se anunció que éste no se llevaría a cabo por problemas de salud; pues Mark Hoppus, bajista de la banda, fue diagnosticado con bronquitis.

Posteriormente, las fechas del 5 y del 6 de abril, también fueron canceladas, desatando así la furia del público.

Ante las críticas y reproches que comenzaron a recibir por todas las plataformas, Tom DeLonge, vocalista, decidió dar la cara y disculparse con sus seguidores por todo lo sucedido: "México, lamentamos mucho haber cancelado los shows. Necesitábamos volver a casa y recuperarnos, hicimos todo lo posible en el primer programa y las cosas empeoraron progresivamente desde entonces", escribió el cantante junto a una fotografía de la bandera nacional.

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DeLonge, quien se dijo desconsolado por haberle fallado a su público, también reveló que ya se encuentran trabajando, junto con su equipo, para poder reagendar y cumplir con el compromiso que tienen: "Estamos trabajando en nuevas fechas, pero estamos desconsolados por no poder estar allí y hacer lo que hemos estado esperando durante tantos años", agregó.

El intérprete de "I miss You", finalizó su mensaje expresando su amor por México y con una promesa que, aseguró, cumplirán lo más pronto posible: "Los queremos mucho y volveremos a verlos muy pronto. Lo prometemos".

Aunque muchos de los usuarios se mostraron comprensivos e impacientes por verlos en el escenario, otros más se dijeron sumamente descontentos con lo ocurrido, pues recordemos que no es la primera vez que cancelan estos shows.

Originalmente, las fechas estaban planeadas para marzo de 2023, sin embargo, fueron pospuestas un año, luego de que Travis Barker, baterista, sufriera una fractura en los dedos y tuviera que ser sometido a una delicada operación.

Antes de su concierto del pasado 2 de abril, la última vez que Blink-182 se presentó en la capital mexicana fue en 2004, para promocionar su álbum homónimo que incluía temas como "Always" y "Feeling This".

Blink-182 reúne a 85 mil personas en su primer concierto en México en 20 años

La banda bromeó con la audiencia de "tecate pal norte".

Blink-182 cerró anoche el "Tecate pal norte", causando sensación entre las 85 mil personas que se concentraron en el festival para escuchar sus más grandes éxitos, luego de 20 años de la última vez que la banda visitó nuestro país.

El regreso de Blink se ha convertido en una espera interminable para sus fans en México, ya que a pocas semanas de que el año pasado volvieran a nuestro país, Travis Barker -el baterista- dio a conocer que, por una severa fractura en uno de sus dedos, tendrían que posponer su visita.

Esta noticia marcó la decepción en gran parte de sus seguidores que, molestos, manifestaron su inconformidad cuando la banda se presentó en el Festival de Coachella, sólo 20 días después, cuando la lesión de Barker seguía sensible.

Sin embargo, no pasó mucho tiempo para que la agrupación anunciara que ya tenía nuevas fechas para volver a nuestro país, en abril de este año, y aunque, en principio, un gran número de sus fans se desinteresaron de conservar sus boletos y pidieron el reembolso a Ticketmaster, Blink vendió casi todos los pases a sus conciertos, a tal grado, que anunciaron una nueva fecha.

Y ayer, la banda volvió a pisar tierras mexicanas, cuando subió al escenario "Tecate Light", en punto de las 00:00 horas, luego de que el ex One Direction, Louis Tomlison abandonara el escenario del "Tecate pal norte", asegurando que, estaba ansioso por ver la actuación de la banda de rock, lo que causó la ovación de la audiencia.

"Quiero ver a Blink-182 después de haber hecho mi trabajo, será muy bueno poder disfrutar un poco de música en vivo", dijo el músico británico.

Esto provocó que, en correspondencia, Mark Hoppus -el bajista y segunda voz de la banda- pidiera un aplauso para Tomlison.

Así, a lo largo de una hora y media, la banda revivió algunos de sus más grandes éxitos, lo que generó nostalgia entre sus seguidores, pues muchos de ellos, derramaron lágrimas tras la gran espera que tuvieron que atravesar no sólo para que la banda volviera a nuestro país, sino que lo hiciera con Tom DeLonge, guitarra y voz principal- que abandonó la banda en diferentes ocasiones.

Entre los temas que Blink interpretó, se encuentran "All the small things", "The rock show", "Anthem Part II", unos de sus mayores éxitos; también tocaron algunos de sus sencillos más recientes como "Dance with me" y "One more time".

Pero el tema que más euforia causó fue "Always", tema que lanzaron en 2005, y que muy pocas veces tocan en sus conciertos, lo que provocó que el público agradeciera a través de redes sociales que la banda removiera todos los recuerdos que les produce esta canción.

Otro de los momentos épicos fue cuando Hoppus contó a sus fans regias y regios que lo primero que supo acerca de lo que sucede en Monterrey, es que hay quienes sostienen relaciones sexuales entre primos, sin que los lazos consanguíneos sean un impedimento, lo que desató las risas de todo el público.

"Lo que escuché acerca de Monterrey, es que todos aquí les gusta cog*r entre primos, ¿esto es verdad?", expresó.

Mark Hoppus (bajista de Blink 182) cabuleándose a los regios con lo de que cogen entre primos me da años de vida. 🤣🤣😂🤣 pic.twitter.com/U9S92lt35n — A L e 𝕏 (@l0rdAlexX) March 31, 2024

Tom no se quedó atrás y, mientras interpretaban "Always", dijo a todo volumen la frase "Ching* tu padre".

Ahora, Blink-182 viajará a la Ciudad de México para ofrecer cuatro conciertos; el 2, 3, 5 y 6 de abril en el Palacio de los Deportes.

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Blink-182 estrena dos nuevos adelantos de su próximo disco

La banda estadounidense, pionera del pop punk, Blink-182, sorprendió a sus fanáticos al lanzar una nuevas canciones y video, después de un año sin lanzar música; además de una gira con contratiempos. Esto, con el fin de anunciar la llegada de un disco el próximo mes. 

En Youtube y Spotify ya está disponible el nuevo video y canción de Blink-182, ‘One more time’, que será el sencillo de su próximo álbum que llevará el mismo nombre. Así que los fanáticos ya podrán escuchar lo que vendrá en el noveno proyecto de la banda. ‘

'One more time’, lo nuevo de Blink 182

Sin duda, en esta nueva canción, Blink-182 reproduce el clásico ritmo de la década de los noventa, que ha caracterizado a la banda durante años. Sin embargo, en lugar de temas alocados y rebeldía juvenil, esta vez los músicos optaron por la melancolía al recordar el pasado. 

Por otra parte, en el video de la nueva canción ‘One more time’, de observa a los actuales tres integrantes de la banda, Mark Hoppus, Tom DeLonge y Travis Baker, tocando y cantando el tema, mientras que el escenario detrás de ellos cambia conforme a los años de su carrera musical. Incluso, se logra ver el cartel del festival Vans Warped Tour 99’, en el que participaron. 

También lanzaron otra canción titulada ‘More than you’, la cual es un poco más movida y perfecta para poner en esos momentos en los que se necesita un impulso extra para terminar el día. 

¿Cuándo se estrena el nuevo disco de Blink-182?

De acuerdo con lo anunciado en redes sociales de la banda, el nuevo disco de Blink-182, titulado ‘One more time’ será lanzado en plataformas digitales, como Spotify, el próximo 20 de octubre de este año. Mientras tanto, los fanáticos pueden disfrutar de las canciones y video.

Blink-182 cancela gira de conciertos en México

Tras varias especulaciones sobre la posible cancelación de sus conciertos en varias latitudes del continente americano, este miércoles, Blink-182 confirmó que no se presentarán en las fechas previstas para marzo y abril.

Fue a través de un comunicado, Tom DeLonge dio a conocer las razones detrás de la decisión.

Blink-182 se disculpa por la cancelación de sus conciertos

En un video difundido en redes sociales, DeLonge explicó por qué se canceló la gira de Blink-182 en varias ciudades de América Latina.

En el clip, el músico comenzó su intervención con una sentida disculpa.

“Quería decirles que me disculpo con todos en Sudamérica por no poder estar allí. Esto es algo que habíamos querido hacer desde hace mucho tiempo y trabajamos tan duro”, inició el integrante de la banda.

Tras una breve introducción, Tom dio a conocer que un repentino accidente había cambiado los planes de la agrupación.

“Simplemente tuvimos uno de esos accidentes que nadie vio venir. Travis necesita una cirugía en su dedo. Y tiene que atenderlo antes de que otra cosa suceda”, detalló.

Asimismo expresó que la banda estaba profundamente afectada por la cancelación, pero que habría una reprogramación de fechas.

“Esto es tan triste porque estos son los shows más grandes que hemos tenido. Travis Barker, baterista de la banda, sufrió una fractura en uno de sus dedos, lo cual derivó en una cirugía que requerirá varias semanas de recuperación”, aseguró Tom en el video.

Entre los festivales de música que sufrirán la ausencia de Blink-182 en Latinoamérica se encuentran Lollapalloza, Estéreo Picnic, Asunciónico, Tecate Pa’l Norte, Imperial GNP Tijuana y las fechas en Ciudad de México.

“Estamos devastados, pero planeamos regresar”, comentó DeLonge y aseguró que dichas presentaciones serán reprogramadas para 2024.

Asimismo, el festival Tecate Pa’l Norte ya emitió un comunicado en el que confirma el mensaje de Blink-182 acerca de la nueva fecha de su participación.

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Blink-182: ¿Kourtney Kardashian es responsable de su gira? Fans creen que sí

La banda considerada como los pioneros del pop punk, estuvo llena de rumores y especulaciones..

Una de las bandas que marcó época en los inicios de los 2000 fue si duda Blink-182, y por muchos años todos los fans nos habíamos quedado sin la oportunidad de escucharlos en vivo, sin embargo, la agrupación confirmó su regreso, con todo y concierto para la Ciudad de México.

La banda, considerada como los pioneros del pop punk, estuvo llena de rumores y especulaciones sobre un posible regreso, con todo y una gira a nivel mundial, pero no fue hasta 10 años después de su último sencillo que Blink-182 está de vuelta.

Travis Barker, Tom DeLonge y Mark Hoppus se juntaron nuevamente no solo para la gira, sino también para lanzar un álbum, y en donde prometen que será el mejor de todos.

Muchos fanáticos consideraban este reencuentro casi imposible, pues existen razones para que la banda no se volviera a juntar, y mucho menos, tuviera presentaciones en vivo, y aquí te explicaremos por qué este anuncio es motivo de celebración.

El regreso de Blink-182 y por qué fans agradecen a Kourtney Kardashian

Para muchos fue una sorpresa que los tres músicos estadounidenses se unieran para una nueva producción musical, así como para presentaciones en vivo, pues eran muchos los problemas que sus integrantes tenían actualmente.

En primera instancia, el bajista Mark Hoppus dio a conocer en junio de 2021 que fue diagnosticado con un linfoma, por lo que tuvo que recibir tratamientos contra el cáncer, y para septiembre de aquel año, con orgullo, Mark mencionó que ya estaba libre del cáncer.

Otro de los problemas para esta gira mundial de Blink-182 era la que vivió el baterista Travis Baker luego de que en 2008 fue el único sobreviviente de un accidente aéreo, y el cual le dejó un terrible miedo a volar.

No fue hasta el pasado 15 de octubre de 2021 que Travis publicó un tweet que emocionó los fans, pues anunció que había vencido su miedo a volar: “Mi vida ha cambiado, puedo volar, ahora soy libre”, escribió el músico.

Pero en donde entra Kourtney Kardashian, bueno, pues ambos se conocieron a finales del 2020 y en febrero de 2021 hicieron pública su relación y se casaron en mayo de 2022, a lo que los seguidores consideraron en que el miedo a volar de Travis es en parte gracias a la Kardashian.

Fans dedican tweets Kourtney por gira de Blink

A través de Twitter, fanáticos de Blink-182 no dudaron en dejarle mensajes de agradecimiento a Kourtney y aseguraron que también esperan que ella acompañe a Travis Barker a la gira.

Blink-182: fechas de conciertos en México

Blink-182 regresa a México para fortuna de sus fanáticos y la banda comenzará su gira en Tijuana, Baja California, para presentarse el 11 de marzo del 2023.

Después pasarán por varias ciudades de Latinoamérica y llegarán a la Ciudad de México para presentarse en el Palacio de los Deportes, el 28 de marzo de 2023.

Blink-182 anuncia su regreso: Tijuana, la ciudad en la que inicia el tour

Tom delonge vuelve a la banda será parte de la gira internacional de blink-182.

Después de varios días en la que la banda Blink-182 estuvo haciendo publicaciones misteriosas tanto en redes, como en varias ciudades del mundo, este martes se ha revelado todo: regresan con novedades muy interesantes.

Por todas sus plataformas, la agrupación californiana confirmó lo que muchos fans pedían, el regreso de Tom DeLonge, con lo que también vuelve su alineación original.

Además incluirá una nueva gira en la que iniciará en México, país que tenía 20 años sin pisar. 

Tijuana, la ciudad que abrirá el tour.

Estas tierras fronterizas serán los primeros en ver a la banda tocar juntos de nuevo, se presentarán el 11 de marzo del 2023 en el festival Imperial GNP, el mismo donde originalmente se presentarían en 2020, pero por la pandemia, fue cancelado. El lugar será el Parque Morelos.

Otras ciudades de México que se presentarán será Monterrey (1-2 abril) y la Ciudad de México (29 de marzo).

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Nuevo álbum

Junto con la gira, vendrá un nuevo material del cual, este viernes 14 de octubre estrenarán el primer adelanto que se llamará ´Edging´.

También darán presentaciones por Norteamérica, Europa, Australia y Nueva Zelanda entre 2023 y 2024, en donde formarán parte de festivales musicales como el Lollapalooza junto a Billie Eilish y Drake.

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From Hootie & The Blowfish to Shania Twain: Bands and artists who will hit the road again in 2024

Bands and independent artists such as hootie & the blowfish, blink-182 and shania twain are all set to make their comeback this year.

From Hootie & The Blowfish to Shania Twain, several bands and independent artists from the 70s, 80s, and 90s are going to hit the roads in 2024 with a number of tours, marking their comeback after years. Here’s a roundup:

1. Hootie & The Blowfish

Rocker Darius Rucker , formerly of Hootie & the Blowfish, transitioned into a sensation in 2008. Their 1994 debut album, Cracked Rear View, remains one of the top 10 best-selling albums in U.S. history, nearly 30 years post-release. Recently, they announced the Summer Camp With Trucks Tour for 2024, their first tour since 2019, featuring 90s stars Collective Soul and musician Edwin McCain across 43 North American dates.

2. Fairground Attraction

Fairground Attraction’s all four members are embarking on their first tour in over three decades. Alongside a new album and single, they’ll undertake a 14-date tour from September to October 2024. Their debut single, Perfect, soared to the top of the charts in 1988, achieving silver certification in the UK by selling over 250,000 copies.

3. Green Day

In 2024, Green Day is launching The Saviors Tour, celebrating three albums: their latest, Saviors, along with American Idiot (2004) and Dookie (1994). The tour will feature the Smashing Pumpkins, the Linda Lindas, and Rancid as support for the North American leg, promising a ‘90s vibe.

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Most Beautiful Metro Stations in Moscow

Visiting Moscow? Get yourself a metro card and explore Moscow’s beautiful metro stations. Moscow’s world-famous metro system is efficient and a great way to get from A to B. But there is more to it; Soviet mosaic decorations, exuberant halls with chandeliers, colourful paintings and immense statues. Moscow’s metro is an attraction itself, so take half a day and dive into Moscow’s underground!

The best thing to do is to get on the brown circle (number 5) line since the most beautiful metro stations are situated on this line. The only exception is the metro stop Mayakovskaya one the green line (number 2). My suggestion is to get a map, mark these metro stops on there and hop on the metro. It helps to get an English > Russian map to better understand the names of the stops. At some of the metro stops, the microphone voice speaks Russian and English so it’s not difficult at all.

Another thing we found out, is that it’s worth taking the escalator and explore the other corridors to discover how beautiful the full station is.

Quick hotel suggestion for Moscow is the amazing Brick Design Hotel .

These are my favourite metro stations in Moscow, in order of my personal preference:

1. Mayakovskaya Station

The metro station of Mayakovskaya looks like a ballroom! Wide arches, huge domes with lamps and mosaic works make your exit of the metro overwhelming. Look up and you will see the many colourful mosaics with typical Soviet pictures. Mayakovskaya is my personal favourite and is the only stop not on the brown line but on the green line.

2. Komsomolskaya Station

Komsomolskaya metro station is famous for its yellow ceiling. An average museum is nothing compared to this stop. Splendour all over the place, black and gold, mosaic – again – and enormous chandeliers that made my lamp at home look like a toy.

3. Novoslobodskaya Station

The pillars in the main hall of Novoslobodskaya metro station have the most colourful stained glass decorations. The golden arches and the golden mosaic with a naked lady holding a baby in front of the Soviet hammer and sickle, make the drama complete.

4. Prospect Mira Station

The beautiful chandeliers and the lines in the ceiling, make Prospekt Mira an architectural masterpiece.

5. Belorusskaya Station

Prestigious arches, octagonal shapes of Socialistic Soviet Republic mosaics. The eyecatcher of Belorusskaya metro station, however, is the enormous statue of three men with long coats, holding guns and a flag.

6. Kiyevskaya Station

The metro station of Kiyevskaya is a bit more romantic than Belorusskaya and Prospect Mira. Beautiful paintings with classical decorations.

7. Taganskaya Station

At the main hall Taganskaya metro station you will find triangle light blue and white decorations that are an ode to various Russians that – I assume – are important for Russian history and victory. There is no need to explore others halls of Taganskaya, this is it.

8. Paveletskaya Station

Another and most definitely the less beautiful outrageous huge golden mosaic covers one of the walls of Paveletskaya. I would recommend taking the escalator to the exit upstairs to admire the turquoise dome and a painting of the St Basil’s Cathedral in a wooden frame.

Travelling with Moscow’s metro is inexpensive. You can have a lot of joy for just a few Rubbles.

• 1 single journey: RMB 50 – € 0,70
• 1 day ticket: RMB 210 – € 2,95

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Wow! It is beautiful. I am still dreaming of Moscow one day.

It’s absolutely beautiful! Moscow is a great city trip destination and really surprised me in many ways.

My partner and I did a self guided Moscow Metro tour when we were there 2 years ago. So many breathtaking platforms…I highly recommend it! Most of my favorites were along the Brown 5 line, as well. I also loved Mayakovskaya, Arbatskaya, Aleksandrovski Sad and Ploshchad Revolyutsii. We’re heading back in a few weeks and plan to do Metro Tour-Part 2. We hope to see the #5 stations we missed before, as well as explore some of the Dark Blue #3 (Park Pobedy and Slavyansky Bul’var, for sure), Yellow #8 and Olive #10 platforms.

That’s exciting Julia! Curious to see your Metro Tour-Part 2 experience and the stations you discovered.

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