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In a new interview, Mark Hoppus and Travis Barker lay it all out there, calling Tom DeLonge "disrespectful and ungrateful."

All the small things must have gotten to Blink-182 guitarist Tom DeLonge again ... but maybe not.

Music and tattoos collide every year at the MUSINK Tattoo & Music Festival, and this year brings with it a host of punk rock headliners.

Ready to hear a Blink-182 song like you've never heard before?

The mere mention of Christmas evokes such vivid imagery that it's risky referencing it in a non-Christmas song.

Tom DeLonge doesn't just dream big -- he dreams in pretty much every form of media.

In a recent interview, Blink-182 and Angels and Airwaves mastermind, Tom DeLonge, shared some very jarring thoughts on the world of music streaming.

Blink-182 have never been much for subtlety, but guitarist-vocalist Tom DeLonge has recently hinted that the legendary pop-punk trio have something big planned for this weekend's Reading and Leeds Festivals.

Ever since Blink-182 severed ties with their record company back in 2011 and self-released a sorta Christmas EP in 2012 called 'Dogs Eating Dogs,' fans haven't heard much from the band.

It's been 10 years since Blink-182 released what they refer to as their 'Untitled' album, and in honor of that, they booked some smaller Southern California venues, including the Hollywood Palladium and the Wiltern Theater. But nothing compares the intimacy of the KROQ Red Bull Soundstage, where 200 lucky fans got up close and personal last Thursday morning (Nov. 7) with the ever-popular trio. Rea