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Tom posted a picture of the classic Mark, Tom, and Travis lineup on his Instagram, and updated his social media bios to include blink-182.

With Box Car Racer, Tom DeLonge and Travis Barker influenced the direction of blink-182's untitled album, and wrote a record that still rivals blink's best work today.

It's a UFO-themed drama, but the trailer still finds time for a joke about fucking your dad.

With songs by blink-182, Box Car Racer, New Found Glory, Alkaline Trio, The Starting Line, American Nightmare, Glassjaw, Rival Schools, and more, 'Atticus: ...Dragging the Lake' was a near-perfect snapshot of early 2000s punk.

On 'The Late Late Show with James Corden,' Corden asked Tom DeLonge about the possibility of a blink-182 reunion, and he gave it a very promising answer...

Tom didn't play any blink-182 or Box Car Racer in NYC, but he did break out songs by both bands at the NJ show.

Mark and Tom reunited on Mark's Apple Music show to discuss the band's early days, favorite blink-182 album and video, UFOs, the new Angels & Airwaves album, and more...

Pre-order our BrooklynVegan-exclusive aqua/black/green splatter vinyl variant of Angels & Airwaves' first album in seven years and listen to new single ”Restless Souls.”

blink-182's 'Enema of the State' followup found all three band members (and their management) trying to push the band in different directions, dealing with inner-band tension, and writing some of the best songs of their career in the process.

”In a music world that seems to be absent guitars, angst, and emotional authenticity, I felt it was important to lead with a song that mirrors the post-hardcore days of my youth,” said Tom DeLonge.