aliens exist

If you’re a forever scene kid at heart, then you can admit that there’s truly a blink-182 song to fit every situation. Whether you’re going through a breakup or having an attitude toward your parents, the band have put out dozens of tracks throughout the decades that perfectly get us. Read more: Here... Read More ...

Most people would take any concert over sitting at home at this point, but blink-182 aren’t making the wait any easier. With rumors of an eventual reunion with Tom DeLonge swirling around at the most frustrating possible time, imaginations and shaky live footage are the only things fans have to remember the pre-distancing era. For n...

Mark Hoppus has once again blessed us all with his latest Twitch session. On Tuesday, the bassist once again played blink-182 and +44 songs while his son played Super Smash Brothers.   Earlier this week Hoppus hosted his first Animal Crossing: New Horizons live stream. He sat w...

"Let's get high and look for UFOS." So illustrates Travis Barker of a typical suggestion his one-time blink-182 bandmate Tom Delonge would utter to him on tour. In fact, the once and current blink drummer says that, back in the day, he and DeLonge would partake in various substances to fuel their sleepless UFO searches...

Maybe Tom Delonge's musings about aliens and UFOs weren't completely crazy after all. The former blink-182 frontman is now working with an ex-military intelligence officer who headed a secret Pentagon UFO program. Read more: Tom DeLonge launches To The Stars Academy to explore “outer edges of science” The partnership has led to Delonge's To The Stars Academy Of Arts & Science posting two decl

Former Blink-182 member and current ufology entrepreneur Tom DeLonge digs deep into his ongoing alien investigations on a new episode of The Joe Rogan Experience. Not the least among his disclosures on the podcast is that an alien "life form" has apparently already been discovered ...

Tom DeLonge has opened up on Blink-182’s infamous Enema Of The State song, “Aliens Exist,” in a new interview with Mic. “It's weird that people remember that song. It's, like, an eighth album track from, like, 20 years ago.” He continued, “The very last ...