Tom DeLonge

Tom DeLonge’s claims about UFOs are now being supported in the mainstream media, a new report concludes.

Former Blink-182 frontman discusses plans to unveil hidden facts about UFOs for the good of humanity.

The former Blink-182 man continues research into alien life after his organization releases “evidence” of unidentified activity.

The latest Wikileaks release showed that Tom DeLonge sent e-mails to John Podesta about his UFO research.

While he has confirmed he is assisting the United States government in unspecified research, the guitarist/singer denies he outright resigned from his band.

The pop-punk trio's estranged guitarist says he's open to reuniting with Blink-182 if they they can "build back that special something that was once there."

The influential pop-punk trio will release 'California,' their first album without founding member Tom DeLonge, on July 1.

The 1999 pop-punk classic will be available on translucent blue vinyl in June.

"They’ll hear, ‘Oh, Tom’s doing some alien, flying saucer thing," the one-time Blink-182 guitarist said of his upcoming novel. "That’s not what this is. This is a big deal.”

Tom DeLonge has kept his plate plenty full since splitting with Blink-182 – including, apparently, work with Area 51-related matters of “national security.”