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Blink-182’s Mark Hoppus opened up about the simmering tension between his band and Green Day during the iconic 2002 Pop ...
Green Day’s origins stretch farther back than Blink-182’s, but ultimately, both groups would be defining pop-punk bands of ...
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BANG Premier on MSNMark Hoppus Admits Blink-182's Rivalry With Green Day Was 'Weird'Focus Features just released a first look at their new movie called “Song Sung Blue” starring Kate Hudson and Hugh Jackman, ...
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The Mirror US on MSNMark Hoppus addresses 'feud' between Blink-182 and Green DayMark Hoppus has opened up on his band's rivalry with Green Day, admitting that the two groups butted heads during their joint ...
While the US military have yet to formally recognise Hoppus' part in the capture of former Iraqi President Saddam Hussein in 2003 as part of Operation Red Dawn, the pop-punk star believes that it was ...
Blink-182's Mark Hoppus has spoken to NME about his band’s past rivalry with Green Day, dating back to their shared 2002 Pop Disaster Tour.
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Mark Hoppus found Blink-182's rivalry with Green Day to be "weird". The 53-year-old musician "grew up listening to Green Day" ...
Mark Hoppus tells NME about his memoir Fahrenheit-182, the pain and joy of Blink, rivalry with Green Day, capturing Saddam and life and after cancer ...
After decades in the entertainment industry, media mogul Barry Diller opens up about his sexuality, childhood trauma and his ...
In the new memoir Fahrenheit-182, singer-bassist Mark Hoppus recalls that a film producer reached out to the band about contributing a song to the then-upcoming film. According to Hoppus ...
Rocket, the hotly-tipped Los Angeles alt. rock / shoegaze / grunge quartet have announced UK and European headline shows ...
"Looking back, I tried to write everything really even-handed and try to put myself in Tom's shoes to understand better where he was coming from." Mark is relishing the Blink-182 reunion - but he's ...
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