Wednesday, 12 October 2011
Blink-182 drummer Travis Barker has spoken about the acrimonous way
Blink-182 drummer Travis Barker has spoken about the acrimonous way in which the band split in 2005.Last Night Of The Proms tickets online
The band released their first new album for eight years 'Neighborhoods' previous month, the band split in 2005 after guitarist Tom DeLonge left the band and Barker also revealed that the band were embraced each other for months before DeLonge announced his departure.
Speaking to Rolling Stone, the drummer blamed tour burnout for the fallout, saying: "You're playing shows every day and you're doing tour after tour like we were ten years ago, and there's no communication. Everyone's burnt. The air was so thick around us back in the day you could cut it with a knife. It was so bad right before we broke up."
The drummer also said that as the "Actions" Mark Hoppus and DeLonge days after their plane crash in 2008 came to visit, which the band have said was crucial in bringing them return together, they reconnected immediately, despite having not spoken for some time.
He added: "When we look back now, after my crash when Tom and Mark finally came to my house, about thirty seconds went by and Tom and Mark are telling dick jokes. It's like, 'Look, you dickheads didn't talk to each other for six years and now everything's completely fine.' You realize how petty some of the shit was we were all fighting over".
Asked if Mark Hoppus and Tom DeLonge broke the band after the bitterness of his close friends were able to rebuild.
He said: "Well, those two were like husband and wife back in the day. I'd always tell them that I'd never seen two males that weren't homosexual so close. And no diss to homosexual people. I like heterosexual people, homosexual people, whatever. But I'd never seen two friends so close or anything like how Mark and Tom were. I always played the middle between them. And I still do. I'm really close to Mark and I'm really close to Tom. It's like a couple, but there's three of us".
Wednesday, 21 September 2011
Blink-182 says new album "Neighbourhoods" The fans do not expect
Blink-182 said that his new album "Neighbourhoods" The fans do not expect to please everyone.V Festival tickets online
Most likely a new record the band is due to be released Sept. 26.
Bassist Mark Hoppus admitted that it was not possible to expect the band to every fan can, in an interview with Alternative Press.
He said, "I'm very proud of the record as a whole”.
“Expectations are giant for this album and that's a huge honour. People are excited about our band even after eight years of not having a new CD. That said, there are going to be some people who are like 'This record sucks'."
He added: “There are some people out there that just want 'What's My Age Again?'
“We have always tried to keep our heads down and do our own thing.”
'Neighbourhoods' Blink 182 from their previous self titled album which was released in 2003, is required to follow.
Saturday, 27 August 2011
Blink-182 performs "After Midnight" - Video
Blink-182 performs "After Midnight" off of upcoming album "Neighborhoods" at Milwaukee's Marcus Amphitheater August 23, 2011.
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Friday, 12 August 2011
Blink 182's new release video for "All Night"
Blink 182's new release video for "All Night," uses a novel format: It's been a fan of YouTube videos is a montage which have used the group's music without permission.
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The vid, AT & T continues to work with has been dubbed "The Blink-182 Film Festival You Didn't Know You Entered."
An opening epigraph explains the concept:
"To launch our first single in eight years, AT&T helped us search YouTube for every instance of fans using our music. The following is made out of clips from all those videos. Thanks for being a fan."
"Up All Night" group next album Neighborhoods is important only. September 27 is expected to release LP.
In the meantime, the band is scheduled to line-up the late summer/early fall Honda Civic tour with My Chemical Romance.
Tuesday, 9 August 2011
Friday, 22 July 2011
Blink 182's Tom DeLonge says the band had to split up
Tom DeLonge is a frontman of the Blink 182 band, who has says that the band had to split up because this is a machine in which the members had been controlled and that is a place where they hated each other without any real reason was to meet.V Festival
He left in 2005, three pieces, and the brake force in 2008 plane crash killed almost drummer Travis Barker's bandmates talk until then had not.
He left the three-piece in 2005, forcing them into hiatus, and it wasn’t until the 2008 plane crash which nearly killed drummer Travis Barker the bandmates got talking again. Meet the new album in September to work out settlements because it was visited by the following.
Now DeLonge tells the BBC: “The reason the band broke up was really stupid in the first place. It’s not like we had sex with each others’ wives – though for how bad we hated each other that should have been what happened.
“We got so big that the machine running the band took over. We were burned out. We needed a break. But the machine won’t let you do that.
“We’d stopped communicating with each other because the machine was so big.”
This time the band had hoped to end neighborhoods - they have canceled the European tour dates so to complete it. But now recorded his sixth DeLonge fans agree that the idea was worth waiting for.
He says: “The album is amazing. If you like our music it’s our best work by far.
“It’s very modern and very relevant to rock music today. But we made sure to throw a couple of songs in there that sound like they’re from the mid-90s. It’s gigantic – it’s made for big places.”
Friday, 15 July 2011
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