According to a new interview, the upcoming Blink-182 documentary, ‘Blinkumentary’ is nearly finished, and may be released alongside Blink’s new album later this year.Bassist Mark Hoppus made the following statement:“Yes. I think it’s somehow in conjunction with the record. I – we just got the final cut and made notes on that. So I assume that Haven will go back and re-edit those notes and we’ll come up with a plan for releasing it.”

According to a new interview, the upcoming Blink-182 documentary, ‘Blinkumentary’ is nearly finished, and may be released alongside Blink’s new album later this year.

Bassist Mark Hoppus made the following statement:

“Yes. I think it’s somehow in conjunction with the record. I – we just got the final cut and made notes on that. So I assume that Haven will go back and re-edit those notes and we’ll come up with a plan for releasing it.”

Mark Hoppus has posted a statement about the new Blink-182 album. He reveals that an album title has been picked, a single is expected to be released soon, followed by the release of the long awaited new album.Hoppus posted the following:“Bass and drums on the album are done, as are most of the guitars. and lead vocals. We’re finishing the recording with percussion, some more background vocals, keys, and random fixes here and there. These will all be done in California but the finish line is approaching. We’ve chosen an album title, started working on artwork, moving into mixing, and getting ready for tour rehearsals. The single is due to be delivered to the label in a week, and soon after that it will be released. The full album is due in a month, and will be released a few weeks later. It’s all coming together!”

Mark Hoppus has posted a statement about the new Blink-182 album.

He reveals that an album title has been picked, a single is expected to be released soon, followed by the release of the long awaited new album.

Hoppus posted the following:

“Bass and drums on the album are done, as are most of the guitars. and lead vocals. We’re finishing the recording with percussion, some more background vocals, keys, and random fixes here and there. These will all be done in California but the finish line is approaching. We’ve chosen an album title, started working on artwork, moving into mixing, and getting ready for tour rehearsals. The single is due to be delivered to the label in a week, and soon after that it will be released. The full album is due in a month, and will be released a few weeks later. It’s all coming together!”

A blog from Mark Hoppus about the current status of Blink 182’s new album and more can be read here.

A blog from Mark Hoppus about the current status of Blink 182’s new album and more can be read here.

Blink-182 bassist Mark Hoppus has revealed that the band are currently mixing and finishing up work on their new album.Hoppus made the following statement:“i’m very excited. we’re getting to the point of the album where we talk about mixers and finishing up the songs. we deliver the album to the label on july 31st, so it will be coming out during the tour. the most recent batch of songs are some of the best of the entire record. very happy it’s all coming together.”

Blink-182 bassist Mark Hoppus has revealed that the band are currently mixing and finishing up work on their new album.
Hoppus made the following statement:

“i’m very excited. we’re getting to the point of the album where we talk about mixers and finishing up the songs. we deliver the album to the label on july 31st, so it will be coming out during the tour. the most recent batch of songs are some of the best of the entire record. very happy it’s all coming together.”

A video of All Time Low preforming a new track ‘Do You Want Me (Dead?)’ on Hoppus on Music can be seen above.

According to an interview with Rolling Stone, Blink 182’s bassist Mark Hoppus has revealed that the band have until July 31st to hand in their long awaited new album, the bands first after reforming. The bassist also says that the band will be playing new material on the upcoming Honda Civic Tour.

According to an interview with Rolling Stone, Blink 182’s bassist Mark Hoppus has revealed that the band have until July 31st to hand in their long awaited new album, the bands first after reforming. The bassist also says that the band will be playing new material on the upcoming Honda Civic Tour.

According to a recent interview with Blink 182 bassist Mark Hoppus, he has said that they (Blink) have so far recorded seven songs for their heavily anticipated new album as well as “5 or 6 skeletons of songs that are in various stages of being finished”.

According to a recent interview with Blink 182 bassist Mark Hoppus, he has said that they (Blink) have so far recorded seven songs for their heavily anticipated new album as well as “5 or 6 skeletons of songs that are in various stages of being finished”.

In regard to the postponed dates, Blink 182 bassist Mark Hoppus has posted his own statement.“Hi. Mark here. I have been reading all of your comments, both here and on my twitter, and to those of you who’re frustrated, angry, let down, and incredulous, I feel you. I feel the same way. I’ve had a while to process everything and I’m still bummed. This was not an easy decision for us at all. One of the hardest things we’ve had to do. Ever. It sucks. The point is we didn’t want to rush and put out an inferior record. We also didn’t want to become a band who relies on their past success and just plays the same songs every tour, even though we’ll always play the older stuff as well. blink-182 NEEDS to make new music. For you, and for us. I did a long interview with Kerrang! about the postponement of the tour, and hopefully that helps explain everything a little better. I think it comes out on Wednesday. To those who’ve tried to be supportive and understanding, I thank you. For real. This needs to be the best album we’ve ever recorded, and we’re working hard towards that goal. blink-182 for life.”

In regard to the postponed dates, Blink 182 bassist Mark Hoppus has posted his own statement.
“Hi. Mark here. I have been reading all of your comments, both here and on my twitter, and to those of you who’re frustrated, angry, let down, and incredulous, I feel you. I feel the same way. I’ve had a while to process everything and I’m still bummed. This was not an easy decision for us at all. One of the hardest things we’ve had to do. Ever. It sucks. The point is we didn’t want to rush and put out an inferior record. We also didn’t want to become a band who relies on their past success and just plays the same songs every tour, even though we’ll always play the older stuff as well. blink-182 NEEDS to make new music. For you, and for us. I did a long interview with Kerrang! about the postponement of the tour, and hopefully that helps explain everything a little better. I think it comes out on Wednesday. To those who’ve tried to be supportive and understanding, I thank you. For real. This needs to be the best album we’ve ever recorded, and we’re working hard towards that goal. blink-182 for life.”

A video of Mark Hoppus recording vocals Blink-182’s long-awaited record can be viewed here on Facebook.

A video of Mark Hoppus recording vocals Blink-182’s long-awaited record can be viewed here on Facebook.

(+44), the band formed by Mark Hoppus and Travis Barker following Blink 182’s split in 2004, will see their first and only album, ‘When Your Heart Stops Beating’, released on blue/white swirl vinyl. The LP is limited to limited to 2000 copies and will be available for $19.99 exclusively through Hot Topic starting in late May.

(+44), the band formed by Mark Hoppus and Travis Barker following Blink 182’s split in 2004, will see their first and only album, ‘When Your Heart Stops Beating’, released on blue/white swirl vinyl. The LP is limited to limited to 2000 copies and will be available for $19.99 exclusively through Hot Topic starting in late May.