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California Tour

The Tour of California, officially known as the Amgen Tour of California since its inception, was an annual professional road cycling stage race held in the U.S. state of California from 2006 to 2019.^[1] It began as a UCI 2.1 event with a prologue in San Francisco and evolved into one of North America's premier cycling competitions, achieving UCI WorldTour status for the men's race in 2017 and featuring a separate women's edition starting in 2016.^[1]^[2] The race typically spanned seven to eight stages over a week, primarily in May after 2010 to accommodate better weather and attract top international talent, showcasing California's diverse terrain from coastal routes and the Golden Gate Bridge to challenging mountain climbs like Mount Baldy and the Sierra Nevada.^[1]^[2] Notable overall winners included Levi Leipheimer, who secured three victories (2007, 2008, 2009), alongside Chris Horner (2011), Tejay van Garderen (2013, 2014), Peter Sagan (2015), Egan Bernal (2018), and Tadej Pogačar (2019), while the women's race was won by riders such as Katie Hall in 2018; stage wins were dominated by sprinters like Sagan with 17 triumphs.^[2]^[1] The event drew over two million spectators annually, generated significant economic impact through tourism promotion, and elevated U.S. cycling by providing high-level exposure for domestic teams and riders, though it faced challenges from weather disruptions, such as snow in 2011 and 2015.^[1] Organized by Anschutz Entertainment Group (AEG), the race was placed on indefinite hiatus after the 2019 edition due to escalating organizational and financial difficulties, with no confirmed return as of November 2025.^[1]

Background and Development

Album Context

The seventh studio album by Blink-182, California, was released on July 1, 2016, through BMG, marking the band's first full-length project without founding guitarist Tom DeLonge and their only release on the label.^[3]^[4] The album emerged following DeLonge's departure in early 2015, which prompted a lineup adjustment with Alkaline Trio's Matt Skiba stepping in as guitarist and vocalist.^[5] Recorded primarily at Foxy Studios in Los Angeles, California, the project represented a deliberate pivot back toward the band's early pop-punk sound after the more introspective tone of their 2011 album Neighborhoods.^[6] Produced by John Feldmann, known for his work with acts like 5 Seconds of Summer and The Used, California emphasized polished, energetic pop-punk arrangements with layered vocals, driving rhythms, and hooks designed for radio play, shifting away from the rawer production of prior efforts.^[7] Feldmann co-wrote much of the material, contributing to a brighter, more youthful aesthetic that echoed Blink-182's late-1990s breakthrough era.^[6] The lead single, "Bored to Death," released on April 27, 2016, exemplified this evolution with its anthemic chorus and themes of existential boredom, serving as a cornerstone for the album's promotional rollout and directly tying into the tour's setlist emphasis on new material.^[8] Leading into the album's launch, Blink-182 undertook the We Are Pirates Tour from May to July 2016, a series of North American festival and amphitheater shows that acted as a warm-up, featuring support from bands like All Time Low and Hawthorne Heights.^[9] This outing built anticipation ahead of the full California Tour announcement on April 28, 2016, which highlighted the album's arrival and scheduled the band's subsequent headline dates starting later that summer.^[10] Thematically, California drew inspiration from the band's Southern California origins, exploring motifs of nostalgia, regret, and youthful rebellion amid personal turmoil, which underscored their post-hiatus resurgence after a period of internal strife and separation.^[11] Songs like the title track evoked homesickness and the passage of time, reflecting the group's return to collaborative creativity and live performance roots following years of uncertainty.^[12] This conceptual foundation not only revitalized their sound but also framed the ensuing tour as a celebration of reinvention and enduring fan connection.^[5]

Lineup Changes

In January 2015, founding member Tom DeLonge departed Blink-182 to focus on his entrepreneurial side projects, including his UFO research initiative To The Stars Academy of Arts and Science.^[13]^[14] This exit created a vacancy in the band's guitar and vocal roles, prompting Mark Hoppus and Travis Barker to seek a replacement to continue their musical commitments. On April 28, 2016, during an interview on KROQ radio, Blink-182 announced that Matt Skiba of Alkaline Trio would join as a temporary replacement for DeLonge, debuting the lead single "Bored to Death" from their forthcoming album California.^[15] The core lineup for the tour consisted of Hoppus on bass and vocals, Barker on drums, and Skiba on guitar and vocals, with no additional personnel changes.^[16] Skiba's integration into the band dynamic occurred through intensive rehearsals, where he learned approximately 27 Blink-182 songs over two months, forging a strong creative connection with Hoppus and Barker.^[17] This process allowed Skiba to adapt to the band's live set by performing in his own style rather than imitating DeLonge, contributing to a refreshed collaborative energy during recording sessions that emphasized unified, high-intensity workdays.^[17]^[18] Following the radio announcement, the band issued official confirmations through social media posts and press statements, solidifying Skiba's role for the California album and supporting tour.^[15]

Tour Overview

Itinerary and Legs

The California Tour was structured around multiple legs, beginning with an extensive North American run in the summer of 2016, followed by additional North American dates in fall 2016 and spring 2017, a European phase in summer 2017, and a concluding North American segment in fall 2017. This itinerary emphasized the band's return to headlining large-scale venues after the July 2016 release of their album California, showcasing their renewed lineup and pop-punk energy across major markets. The tour's design allowed for a mix of arena spectacles and outdoor amphitheater performances, drawing crowds to both intimate festival settings and high-capacity halls. The first leg kicked off on July 21, 2016, at Viejas Arena in San Diego, California, with the band delivering a high-energy set that introduced tracks from California alongside classic hits.^[19] Spanning July to September 2016, this North American portion included over 50 shows in arenas and amphitheaters across the United States and Canada, such as KeyArena in Seattle and Xcel Energy Center in St. Paul.^[20]^[21] Venues like these highlighted the tour's focus on mid-sized to large outdoor and indoor spaces, fostering an atmosphere suited to the band's pyrotechnic-laden productions and crowd interaction. Prior to this leg, Blink-182 completed a warm-up series called the We Are Pirates Tour from May to early July 2016, testing new material in festival and amphitheater formats across North America. After the initial North American leg, the tour continued with fall 2016 dates in North America, followed by a spring 2017 North American run from March to May. The European leg then took place from June through September 2017, featuring standout appearances at UK festivals, including headlining slots at Reading and Leeds in August 2017, where the band performed to massive crowds amid a diverse lineup of rock acts.^[22] European routing covered arenas in cities like Paris and London, with support from acts such as Frank Turner, extending the tour's reach while maintaining the headlining format established in the album's promotional cycle.^[23]^[24] The tour wrapped with a North American finale on September 24, 2017, at the City of Trees festival in Sacramento, California, capping a year-long journey that totaled 106 shows in North America and Europe.^[25]^[26] This comprehensive schedule underscored Blink-182's enduring appeal as headliners, blending new material from California with fan-favorite anthems to sustain momentum post-reunion and lineup evolution.

Support Acts

The California Tour employed a rotating lineup of support acts to energize audiences and align with Blink-182's pop-punk aesthetic across its various legs. These performers were chosen for their shared roots in pop-punk and alternative rock, creating cohesive bills that amplified the tour's nostalgic and high-octane vibe.^[27] On the initial North American leg in summer 2016, A Day to Remember served as the primary opener for all dates, bringing their blend of post-hardcore and pop-punk to set a dynamic tone before Blink-182 took the stage. The All-American Rejects and All Time Low joined as additional openers on select shows, adding melodic hooks and fan-favorite anthems to the package.^[28] For the 2017 European dates, support varied by region, with acts like Frank Turner and the Sleeping Souls handling UK arena shows, while The Front Bottoms provided additional opening sets. On select continental Europe stops, such as in Berlin, SWMRS contributed their garage-punk energy.^[29]^[30]^[31] The tour's second North American run in 2017 featured rotating openers including PVRIS on specific dates, such as the July 31 show at Artpark Amphitheater in Lewiston, New York, where their alternative rock sound bridged to Blink-182's set. Smaller venues and festival appearances throughout the tour incorporated emerging pop-punk groups like Knuckle Puck, State Champs, and SWMRS, fostering a sense of community among up-and-coming acts in the genre.^[32]^[33] Occasional joint performances with openers during encores, such as shared stage moments at festival dates, heightened the collaborative spirit and allowed for spontaneous interactions that thrilled crowds.^[34]

Set List and Performances

Typical Set List

The California Tour's typical set list balanced high-energy punk rock staples with selections from the band's 2016 self-titled album California, delivering a 90-minute performance of approximately 20-22 songs that energized audiences through a mix of fast-paced anthems and crowd-pleasers.^[26] The show consistently opened with "Feeling This" from the 2003 album Blink-182, immediately thrusting the band into their signature chaotic stage presence, often followed by classic tracks like "The Rock Show" and "What's My Age Again?" to build momentum.^[35] This opener choice, performed 104 times across the tour, highlighted the band's evolution while honoring their pop-punk roots.^[26] Transitioning seamlessly, the set incorporated new material such as "Bored to Death," "Cynical," "Down," "Built This Pool," "Los Angeles," and "Violence," which together comprised roughly 40% of the playlist and showcased the album's polished production and thematic focus on adulthood and nostalgia.^[26] The remaining 60% drew from the back catalog, featuring core hits including "All the Small Things," "I Miss You," "First Date," "Dumpweed," and "Dammit," each performed over 100 times to elicit massive sing-alongs and mosh pits.^[26] A humorous highlight was the band's rendition of "Brohemian Rhapsody," a punk-infused cover of Queen's "Bohemian Rhapsody" played 104 times, often positioned mid-set to break the intensity with comedic flair. Acoustic segments, such as stripped-down versions of "I Miss You," and occasional fan requests were integrated around the halfway mark, adding intimacy to the otherwise raucous show without disrupting the flow.^[26] The main set typically closed with "Los Angeles" or "California," emphasizing the tour's thematic ties to the band's home state, before an encore capped by "All the Small Things" and "Dammit" to send fans off on a euphoric high.^[35] This structure, refined over the tour's 106 dates, ensured a reliable yet dynamic experience, with minor rotations of deeper cuts like "Dysentery Gary" or "Reckless Abandon" in about 90% of shows.^[26]

Notable Variations

During the California Tour, Blink-182 frequently incorporated variations into their setlists to adapt to specific venues, themes, or audience energy, often drawing from their deeper catalog or external influences. Songs like "Man Overboard" and "Stay Together for the Kids" appeared selectively, evoking a sense of nostalgia at shows with reunion undertones amid the band's evolving lineup with Matt Skiba. "Man Overboard," a track from their 1997 album Dude Ranch, was performed at 27 of the tour's 106 dates, including the opening leg in late July 2016 at venues like Viejas Arena in San Diego and select September shows such as the September 24 performance at the California Exposition & State Fair in Sacramento.^[26] Similarly, "Stay Together for the Kids" from the 2001 album Take Off Your Pants and Jacket was included in 57 performances, notably the September 29, 2016, concert at Irvine Meadows Amphitheatre, where it added an emotional layer to the punk-pop proceedings.^[26] Festival adaptations often required shortened sets, prompting creative tweaks like added covers to fit time constraints while maintaining high impact. At events such as the March Madness Music Festival on April 2, 2017, in Phoenix, and KEGL Edgefest on April 1, 2017, in Frisco, Texas, the band condensed their performance but incorporated punk staples and high-energy transitions.^[36]^[37] Although Blink-182 did not perform at Reading and Leeds Festivals in 2017, similar adjustments occurred at comparable U.S. festivals. These sets emphasized brevity and aggression, occasionally featuring elements inspired by contemporaries in the punk genre. Rare debuts of deep cuts further distinguished intimate or themed venues, offering fans unexpected treats from the band's early material. "Carousel," the opening track from their 1995 debut Cheshire Cat, received 63 airings, primarily as an opener in smaller-scale settings from August to October 2016.^[26] Played mainly early in the tour, these inclusions celebrated the band's origins without overshadowing the core repertoire focused on the California album.

Reception

Critical Response

Professional reviews of Blink-182's California Tour highlighted the band's revitalized energy and tight musical execution following the lineup change, with particular acclaim for drummer Travis Barker's commanding presence and the tour's sophisticated stage production. In a review of the October 1, 2016, show at The Forum in Los Angeles, ALTCORNER praised Barker's phenomenal drumming, noting that "his energy is felt in every drum hit," while describing the production as amazing, featuring huge speakers, dynamic LED screens with song-specific visuals like Los Angeles cityscapes, and an impressive light show that enhanced the pop-punk spectacle.^[38] Similarly, a Pittsburgh performance review in AVO News lauded Barker's fireworks-accompanied drum solo during the opener "Feeling This," calling it part of the band's best live sound in a decade, with pyrotechnics and dramatic stage reveals contributing to the high-energy atmosphere.^[39] Critics offered mixed assessments of Matt Skiba's vocal integration as Blink-182's new co-frontman replacing Tom DeLonge, acknowledging his solid delivery but noting it lacked some of the original's distinctive edge. The AVO News review commended Skiba for doing a "fantastic job" filling the role permanently, blending seamlessly with Mark Hoppus on shared vocals during a balanced set of classics and new material.^[39] However, his style brought a more mature tone to the irreverent pop-punk sound. Overall, the tour earned strong praise, emphasizing exceptional crowd engagement and the immersive light show that kept audiences moshing and singing along. The Forest Hills Northern student newspaper's account of the Grand Rapids stop described a diverse, enthusiastic crowd fully immersed in hits like "What's My Age Again?" amid stunning graphics and pyrotechnics, underscoring the band's enduring appeal.^[40] That said, some critiques pointed to the setlists' heavy emphasis on tracks from the California album, which occasionally alienated longtime fans craving more early-era staples; for instance, while AVO News hailed the "perfect mix," it acknowledged initial mixed crowd feelings before the energy won them over.^[39]

Fan Reaction

Fans expressed enthusiasm for the high-energy performances during the California Tour, with crowds engaging in sing-alongs, circle pits, and crowd-surfing throughout shows.^[41] Reviews highlighted Matt Skiba's enthusiastic stage presence and vocal contributions, which added a fresh dimension to classics like "First Date" and helped integrate new material from the California album into the setlists.^[41]^[42] The fanbase showed divisions over the lineup change, with some purists questioning whether the band retained its identity without Tom DeLonge, though Skiba's style was noted as suiting the material well without imitation.^[41]^[42] Despite these debates, strong support emerged for the new songs, which were well-received alongside hits at full-capacity venues, including massive cheers for tracks like "Bored to Death" and "I Miss You."^[42]

Commercial Performance

Attendance and Revenue

The California Tour by Blink-182 grossed $28.9 million across its first 56 reported shows (out of 58 total), as documented in Pollstar's 2016 Year-End Top 100 Worldwide Tours chart.^[43] This figure reflects an average gross of approximately $516,000 per show, calculated by dividing the total revenue by the number of reported performances ($28,900,000 ÷ 56 ≈ $516,071). The tour's financial performance underscored its strong draw in the rock genre during that period. Attendance for these shows totaled 745,395 fans, with an average of 13,311 tickets sold per performance.^[43] Crowds reached their highest levels at major arenas boasting capacities over 15,000, including venues like the Bell Centre in Montreal, which hosted a show drawing 7,435 attendees.^[44] The North American leg accounted for roughly 70% of the tour's overall revenue, supported by 515,683 tickets sold in that region alone.^[43] This segment's dominance highlights the band's enduring popularity in their home market, where average ticket prices reached $38.74.^[43]

Box Office Impact

The California Tour provided a substantial boost to sales of Blink-182's seventh studio album, California, which debuted at No. 1 on the Billboard 200 chart in the week ending July 7, 2016 (chart dated July 16, 2016), shortly after the tour's launch, with 186,000 equivalent album units including 172,000 in pure sales.^[45] By the end of 2016, the album had sold 408,000 units in the United States, marking it as the ninth best-selling rock album of the year and underscoring the tour's role in sustaining commercial momentum during the band's post-hiatus phase. This success highlighted the synergy between live performances and album promotion, as the tour's high-energy shows drew in both longtime fans and a younger audience discovering the band's catalog. The tour played a pivotal role in revitalizing Blink-182's career trajectory after a four-year hiatus following their 2011 album Neighborhoods, reestablishing the group—now featuring Matt Skiba on guitar and vocals in place of Tom DeLonge—as a relevant force in rock music.^[46] By showcasing a blend of new material from California alongside classic hits, the performances reignited fan engagement and critical interest, directly leading to further projects such as the 2019 album Nine and its accompanying world tour, which extended the band's momentum into the late 2010s.^[47] In addition to bolstering the band's profile, the California Tour contributed to a broader revival of the pop-punk genre in 2016, a year noted for renewed interest in the style through high-profile releases and tours by acts like Blink-182 and the Descendents.^[48] The tour's emphasis on catchy, irreverent anthems helped drive increased streaming of Blink-182's back catalog, aligning with a surge in genre-wide consumption that introduced pop-punk to new listeners via platforms like Spotify.^[7] Financially, the tour outperformed prior efforts, generating a reported $29.7 million in box office gross during 2016 alone, surpassing the $21.2 million earned from the band's 2009 reunion tour across 48 reported shows.^[49] ^[50] This higher revenue reflected stronger per-show averages, driven by expanded venue capacities and dynamic pricing strategies that capitalized on the band's renewed popularity.

Cancellations and Incidents

The Blink-182 California Tour encountered a major disruption from Tropical Storm Hermine, which led to the postponement and subsequent cancellation of the band's scheduled performance at the Atlantic City Beach on September 5, 2016.^[51] City officials, in consultation with weather authorities and event producers, cited the storm's potential for high winds and unsafe conditions as the primary reasons, prioritizing the safety of attendees, performers, and crew.^[52] Although initially postponed until further notice, the show was not rescheduled as part of the tour's East Coast leg, which continued with subsequent dates.^[53] The cancellation had limited financial repercussions for the tour organizers, as ticket refunds were promptly issued at points of purchase, and event insurance covered associated costs, though it disrupted the momentum of the East Coast itinerary by removing a key Labor Day weekend appearance.^[54] Blink-182's team echoed the emphasis on welfare through social media updates, aligning with the city's statements to reassure fans about the decision's focus on safety amid the approaching hurricane.^[55] Beyond the Hermine event, the tour experienced several minor weather-related delays during outdoor festival appearances, including rain-shortened sets that adjusted performance lengths but did not result in full cancellations. These incidents highlighted the challenges of scheduling large-scale rock tours in variable coastal and festival environments.

Health and Festival Issues

The California Tour encountered several disruptions due to health-related issues affecting band members and logistical failures at associated events. One prominent incident was the cancellation of the band's scheduled headline performance at the Fyre Festival in Exuma, Bahamas, on April 28, 2017. Blink-182 withdrew the day prior, citing concerns over inadequate production resources that would prevent delivering their standard show quality.^[56] The festival itself collapsed amid widespread reports of organizational chaos, including substandard accommodations and provisions, leading to its abrupt postponement and subsequent fraud charges against organizer Billy McFarland for misleading investors and attendees.^[57] This event, intended as a one-off extension of the tour, highlighted broader mismanagement risks in festival planning. Health challenges within the band also prompted specific postponements. In July 2017, the show at Bournemouth International Centre in England on July 17 was canceled on medical advice due to a viral infection affecting bassist and vocalist Mark Hoppus, who was placed on total vocal rest.^[58] Hoppus later shared updates on his recovery via social media, emphasizing the severity of the illness.^[59] The tour faced further interruptions following the suicide of Linkin Park frontman Chester Bennington on July 20, 2017, a close friend of the band. Blink-182 canceled their co-headlining "Welcome to Blinkin' Park" stadium dates with Linkin Park, including July 28 at Citi Field in New York City and July 30 at Hersheypark Stadium in Hershey, Pennsylvania, issuing a statement expressing devastation over the loss and solidarity with Bennington's family and bandmates.^[60] In response, Blink-182 participated in the October 27, 2017, tribute concert "Linkin Park and Friends: Celebrate Life in Honor of Chester Bennington" at Hollywood Bowl in Los Angeles, performing alongside other artists to honor his legacy.^[61] The band has since linked this tragedy to broader advocacy, with drummer Travis Barker discussing mental health and addiction in interviews, underscoring the need for support systems in the music community.^[62] Several additional tour dates were canceled during the 2017 legs for various reasons, including health issues affecting band members. These incidents underscored the human vulnerabilities in extensive touring schedules.

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Blink-182 Bumps Drake From No. 1 on Billboard 200 Albums Chart
Jul 10, 2016 · As mentioned earlier, California's sales of 172,000 is the third-largest for a rock album in 2016. The only sets to post larger sales weeks ...
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California (Blink-182 album) - Wikipedia
California (Blink-182 album) ; "Bored to Death" Released: April 27, 2016 · "She's Out of Her Mind" Released: October 11, 2016 · "Home Is Such a Lonely Place"Missing: shift | Show results with:shift
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Blink-182 Talk 'California' Album + Summer 2016 Tour - Loudwire
May 4, 2016 · Blink-182 discuss the making of their 'California' album, the arrival of Matt Skiba and their upcoming summer tour dates.
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Blink-182 talks 25 years of songwriting and touring + new album ...
Jul 6, 2016 · Blink-182 talks 25 years of songwriting and touring + new album 'California' on Lithium. Blink-182 has been one of the most successful punk ...
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blink-182 and Descendents' comebacks, and the enduring influence ...
Aug 4, 2016 · ... 2016 is pop punk's best year in a while ... Pop punk's mainstream era is mostly over (which, again, makes California ...
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Billboard's Top 50 Money Makers of 2016
Jul 13, 2017 · But 172,000 physical units and a box-office gross of $29.7 million made all the difference in 2016. ... Her 24 Karat Tour earned $23 million at ...
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Blink-182: The Billboard Cover Story
Sep 16, 2011 · The group announced its reunion at the 2009 Grammy Awards ... Of those dates, the band managed 22 sellouts and a gross of $21.2 million.
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"Due to the significance of impending Tropical Storm Hermine, the ...
Sep 2, 2016 · STATEMENT FROM THE CITY OF ATLANTIC CITY: "Due to the significance ... AC Beach Concerts profile picture. AC Beach Concerts. Sep 2, 2016 ...
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Blink-182, Florida Georgia Line concerts cancelled due to Hermine
Sep 3, 2016 · ATLANTIC CITY-- Citing "unsafe conditions" expected with the arrival of Tropical Storm Hermine, city officials announced Friday that weekend ...Missing: postponement | Show results with:postponement
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Blink-182 cancel show at Hard Rock A.C. - Press of Atlantic City
That show was canceled due to Hurricane Hermine. Information regarding refunds will be posted on the band's website shortly, the release said.
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Hermine Threat Leads Atlantic City To Cancel Labor Day Weekend ...
Sep 2, 2016 · Due to the ominous weather forecast for Labor Day Weekend at the Jersey Shore, Atlantic city has decided to cancel two beach concerts ...Missing: postponement | Show results with:postponement
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Hermine forces Atlantic City officials to cancel weekend beach ...
Sep 2, 2016 · Tickets for Saturday's Florida Georgia Line and Monday's Blink-182 concert will be refunded, according to the Atlantic City Beach Concert ...Missing: rescheduled | Show results with:rescheduled
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Blink-182 Cancels Fyre Festival Headlining Appearance - Billboard
Apr 27, 2017 · Blink-182 is pulling out of the much-hyped Fyre Festival in Exumas, Bahamas, telling fans on Twitter that they were worried that festival organizers would not ...Missing: California | Show results with:California
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Fyre Festival Organizers Face Fraud Lawsuit After Cancellation
May 1, 2017 · Blink-182 withdrew on Thursday afternoon, telling its fans, “We're not confident that we would have what we need to give you the quality of ...
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Blink-182 have cancelled their show in Bournemouth tonight - NME
Jul 17, 2017 · The pop-punk legends were scheduled to play at the Bournemouth International Centre, but have now shelved the show due to illness. Advertisement.
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Blink-182's Mark Hoppus "on total vocal rest" after viral infection ...
Jul 18, 2017 · Blink-182's Mark Hoppus has given fans an update on his health after cancelling last night's show in Bournemouth.<|control11|><|separator|>
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Blink-182 & Linkin Park's Tour Canceled After Chester's Death
Jul 22, 2017 · Blink-182 has called off its tour dates with Linkin Park following the death of Chester Bennington.Missing: reactions | Show results with:reactions
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Blink-182 Joins Linkin Park's Chester Bennington Tribute Concert
Sep 21, 2017 · Blink-182 took to Twitter today to announce their involvement in the show, which will take place at the iconic Hollywood Bowl in Los Angeles on Oct. 27.
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Travis Barker, Anthony Green talk addiction, depression and ...
Oct 9, 2017 · Members of Blink-182, Circa Survive and more are tackling the tough topics of addiction and depression following the unexpected deaths this year of Linkin Park ...
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California Tour - Wikipedia
The tour began on July 21, 2016 in San Diego, California and ended on September 22, 2017, in Las Vegas, Nevada. Prior to the tour, the group embarked on the We ...Background · Set list · Tour dates · References