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***No artist participation included.
*Locations may vary by venue, see specific date for details.
blink-182 are one of the biggest mainstream rock crossover bands of the 21st century, sustaining multiple iterations to sell over 50 million albums worldwide and notch two No. 1 albums in two decades. Formed in 1992 by bassist Mark Hoppus, guitarist Tom DeLonge and drummer Scott Raynor, the pop punk pioneers became staples of their local San Diego scene as well as the Warped Tour circuit before breaking through with their sophomore effort Dude Ranch (1997). The Aquabats drummer Travis Barker took Raynor's place ahead of blink-182’s 1999 breakthrough, Enema of the State, and with this new core lineup, the group earned their first of eight Top 10 albums behind their first Hot 100-charting hits “What's My Age Again?” and “All the Small Things.” blink-182’s 2001 follow-up Take Off Your Pants and Jacket debuted atop the Billboard 200, while 2003’s self-titled album revealed a significant artistic shift on singles like “I Miss You,” which would top the Billboard Alternative Airplay chart. Following a hiatus, the trio reconvened for 2011’s Neighborhoods before Alkaline Trio singer and guitarist Matt Skiba took over for DeLonge in 2015. 2016’s California became blink-182’s second No. 1 album, featured their first Gold single in over a decade, “Bored to Death,” and went on to score the group’s first Grammy nomination for Best Rock Album in 2017. The core lineup of Hoppus, DeLonge and Barker officially reunited in 2022, and ushered in their album One More Time… in October 2023.
To connect with blink-182:
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blink-182 2024 Tour Dates:
Find everything you need to know about the blink-182 One More Time Tour setlist.
blink-182 head out on their North American tour in June 2024. After kicking off at Amway Center in Orlando, Florida, the tour will cover much of North America through August, with the band playing additional festival dates through October.
Be sure to add blink-182 to your favorites on Ticketmaster.com or in the Ticketmaster app to get important alerts about their concerts. (Download the Ticketmaster app for iPhone or Android.)
The North American leg of blink-182’s 2024 tour began on June 20 at Amway Center in Orlando, Florida.
Fans will have the opportunity to purchase four VIP package options for blink-182’s 2024 tour. VIP packages include perks such as:
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Special guests on blink-182’s 2024 tour include Pierce The Veil on all US dates and Alexisonfire on the Toronto date.
Tickets for blink-182’s 2024 tour are on sale now.
A recent?blink-182 setlist can be viewed on Ticketmaster.
fantasticly fun show with the images on the screens and the pyrotechnics and lights and the sound was great and the spinning stage was rad and just all together a night ill never forget and ill replay many times in my head
I enjoy going to Gainbridge for concerts. They direct traffic flow nicely out of the crowded parking lots and we do not have to wait for long. The staff inside was very helpful and guided us to our seats. The venue was pretty clean for the amount of foot traffic there was.
The concert was amazing! It brought me back to my high school days. The band is more awesome than before. They are aging as well as fine wine.
Best band ever, blinks been my fav band for so long. They’re a must see live, it’s funny, entertaining, and their vocals are always good live!??
First time seeing blink, and they put on the best concert I've ever seen. My favorite before, and will continue to be my favorite band.
Literally, the title says it all... Totally Epic!!
It’s blink, what more can you say! Great show!! Mark, Tom and Travis always put on a entertaining show and they’re funny as hell!!
The show was really fun- so many good memories of these songs! Awesome visuals, music sounded great despite the band being sick, drum solos were epic. It was a great night, would love to see them again!
IT WAS HOT! (the gorge ampitheater) I'm also fairly certain that blink 182 got flown in via helicopter from where ever they were staying, so sound check was late. Most of everybody was in line already, and you could hear them doing a quick sound check after the gates were already supposed to have been opened to let everyone in. There was little to no shade provided. I heard many people after the show say 'never again' as it was just so hot that day. I could barely stand it, and never consumed any alcohol for fear of not having enough water and overheating. It was definitely nice that they had watering stations, but the water that came out of them was warm. I had to skip the two openers, and left early from the show from being too hot that afternoon. If the weather was known to be that hot, it would have been better for a lot of people im sure if they started the show an hour later than it already did so that its not so hot. We got two calls warning us ahead of time that there could be delays on one of the highways in, so leave lots of time for entry and travel. If it was known that the bands were late to sound check, why couldnt there be a mass text sent out to let everyone know that the show was going to be late, so that people could seek shelter in their RV's or tents, or anywhre that was not hot. Even some of the venue staff ended up being in the sun too long in the booths since the booths were facing where the sun was.
Hot Milk was better than anticipated. Pierce the Veil was as expected and Blink were all time. It was a bummer that Tom was still sick because his voice at the end of the show was rough.
