Mark Hoppus of Blink-182 does onstage at Madison Square Garden on May 19, 2023 in New York City. Manny Carabel/Getty Images
Whether it’s SoFi Stadium or an arbitrary Denny’s in Long Beach, a program is a program. Blink-182 just recently organized a show at one such 24-hour morning meal dining establishment, shaking out as if they were using a celebration phase.
“What the f–k is up, Denny’s?” screamed bassist Mark Hoppus in a clip shared by followers on Twitter, with Travis Barker pounding on the drums behind him.
Inches far from a group of followers head-banging along to the songs, Tom DeLonge — that just just recently re-joined Blink’s schedule — sang “Anthem Part 3″ from the Denny’s floor. The band reportedly only played the one song, but it was enough to remind fans of a meme dating back to 2013, when the band Live Without performed at an abandoned Denny’s and similarly shouted, “What the f–k is up, Denny’s?”
“Coming to stadiums, arenas, and @dennysdiner locations near you in 2024,” composed the band, which recently announced a North American trip slated for following year, on Instagram.
The Denny’s video footage comes equally as Blink included 2 additional tunes to brand-new cd One More Time on Friday (Oct. 27), which went down recently and noted the band’s very first LP with DeLonge as component of the schedule in over a years. The brand-new titles, both generated by Barker, are labelled “Cut Me Off” and “See You.”
In enhancement to locations in the United States and Canada, Blink is slated to play shows in Australia, New Zealand, Peru and Mexico following year. After the triad’s days in North America end with an efficiency in Toronto, they’ll avoid to Belfast, Dublin and Glasgow.
See a clip from Blink-182’s Denny’s efficiency listed below:
