Blink 182 UK tour canceled left the band "gutted"

Blink 182 bassist Mark Hoppus has said that the Blink 182 tour of the UK has been canceled left the band "gutted".

Blink 182 first announced this week that they planned rescheduling of Europe shows that as the time for their new album were not able to finish.

This band has said that he did not want to start this tour was developed first album fresh content as they wanted to be able to pay.

Speaking to Kerrang, Hoppus said: "We are gutted that we are postponing the tour. It was not a decision we made lightly, but we did it to bring you a much better show with new material."

"We don't want to be one of those bands that rests on former success and keeps playing the same songs over and over, we want to tour new songs."

However, Blink 182 tour also able to add some new dates, 12th June, June 13th and June 20th Glasgow SECC on the Odyssey Arena in Belfast coming to O2 in Dublin.

Blink 182 feels ''really exciting and new again''

According to the band's drummer Travis Barker recording with Blink 182 feels ''really exciting and new again''

The 'What's My Age Again' rockers 2005 AD went on a break, but recently their sixth album tracks to go back to the studio to work on, and say how they TREVES They are now working with is very comfortable feel.

He told website Gigwise.com: "It's going really well. I haven't recorded a Blink album in six years, which has gone really fast.

"At first it felt like we were getting straight back into it because we just started touring and there weren't any new songs. Now that there's new material it all feels really exciting and new again."

Travis has also sent down, singer and bass player Tom DeLonge Mark Hoppus them with the group who reached out reform the band after 35 years in 2008 to a fatal plane crash was experienced in the stars.

He added: "We were on a hiatus or broke up and then it was Tom who made the first move. When I was recovering in hospital from my crash he wrote a letter and called me and we all started reconnecting after that.

"We kind of saw that we weren't really fighting and not being in a band for a really good reason and I think everybody just wanted to get back into it again."