Owl City has a pretty inescapable collaboration with Carly Rae Jepsen, 'Good Time,' out right now -- but it's not the most anticipated duet Adam Young's done lately. The 'Fireflies' singer's collaboration with Blink-182's Mark Hoppus, a track called 'Dementia,' is garnering some serious buzz.
The guys from Blink-182 (Travis Barker, Tom DeLonge and Mark Hoppus) might be as famous for their often hilarious and sometimes weighty music videos as they are for their catchy pop-punk tunes. In celebration of their entertaining videography, we want all of you Blink-182 fans to vote on your favorite music video from the trio. After much debate, we've narrowed the list down to 10 of our all-time favorite Blink videos, and you can vote on the video you love the most below.
At this point, Blink-182 drummer Travis Barker is getting pretty close to running out of room for tattoos -- but he managed to find a bit of unadorned epidermis during his most recent trip to get some ink, and ended up having his latest band's logo emblazoned on the back of his head.
Neon Trees have done it again, winning the Sound Off over the weekend with an overwhelming victory over the All-American Rejects and their new tune 'Beekeeper's Daughter.'
The Utah quartet and their single 'Everybody Talks' are set to take on a new competitor today, and if they come out on top, they will be inducted into PopCrush's Sound Off Hall of Fame. Today, the pop-rockers will take on Blink-182 and the band's newest release 'After Midnight.'
Blink-182 will be headlining New Jersey's Bamboozle Festival, joining Foo Fighters and Bon Jovi on an impressive bill of massive rock bands highlighting the 2012 event.
Blink-182 are known as much for their goofy affects as they are for their guitar chords. However, the video for their second single from 'Neighborhoods,' 'After Midnight,' doesn't feature the band streaking or in costumes. The clip is darker and more dramatic than the post-apocalyptic suburb of 'Up All Night.'
