The report<\/a> also states that regular ticket presales begin on June 26, 2026 at 10:00 a.m. via the German promoter\u2019s platform.<\/p>\nThis Berlin date fits into a broader European routing that includes further major-city stops such as Milan and Nanterre, according to an international tour listing which places the Waldb\u00fchne show on June 8 and a follow-up arena concert in France on June 15, 2027. Together, these listings suggest that the band\u2019s reunion touring will extend well beyond their 2025 North American run and keep them on the road in Europe into mid-2027.<\/p>\n
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More news and background on Blink-182<\/p>\n
Readers who want to track Blink-182\u2019s evolving tour plans and upcoming releases can find additional coverage and updates collected in our Blink-182 news overview.<\/p>\n
The sound and themes of ONE MORE TIME\u2026<\/p>\n
The new album will follow ONE MORE TIME\u2026, released in October 2023, which marked Blink-182\u2019s first studio record with the classic lineup of Mark Hoppus, Tom DeLonge and Travis Barker in more than a decade. The album blended the band\u2019s familiar fast, melodic pop-punk with darker lyrical themes drawn from personal crises, including Hoppus\u2019s cancer battle and the 2008 plane crash that injured Barker.<\/p>\n
Stylistically, ONE MORE TIME\u2026 balanced concise, high-tempo tracks reminiscent of their late-1990s work with mid-tempo songs that leaned into atmospheric guitars and layered vocal harmonies. Critics in several outlets emphasized how the record managed to sound recognizably like Blink-182 while incorporating more mature subject matter, a combination that helped reframe the band\u2019s image from perennial pranksters to veterans reflecting on survival and friendship.<\/p>\n
Where Blink-182 stand now<\/p>\n
Blink-182 are currently an active recording and touring band, with a new studio album being developed in 2026 and their next officially confirmed German live date scheduled for June 8, 2027 at Berlin\u2019s Waldb\u00fchne.<\/p>\n
Blink-182 at a glance<\/p>\n
Act: Blink-182
\nGenre: Pop-punk \/ alternative rock
\nOrigin: San Diego, United States
\nActive since: 1992
\nLineup: Mark Hoppus (bass, vocals), Tom DeLonge (guitar, vocals), Travis Barker (drums)
\nLabel: Columbia Records
\nKey works: Enema of the State (1999), Take Off Your Pants and Jacket (2001), Blink-182 (2003), ONE MORE TIME\u2026 (2023)
\nCurrent album\/single: ONE MORE TIME\u2026 PART-2, deluxe edition released in early 2025
\nCharts \/ certifications: ONE MORE TIME\u2026 reached number one on the Billboard 200 in 2023 and returned Blink-182 to the top of several international album charts.
\nNext live date: June 8, 2027, Berlin, Waldb\u00fchne<\/p>\n
Frequently asked questions about Blink-182<\/p>\n
When will the next Blink-182 album be released?
Travis Barker has confirmed that Blink-182 are working on a new album in 2026, but no release date has been announced yet; based on the current timeline, a release in 2027 appears likely once recording and production are completed.<\/p>\n
Where will Blink-182 next perform in Germany?
The next officially confirmed German show for Blink-182 is an open-air concert at Berlin\u2019s Waldb\u00fchne on June 8, 2027, with Billy Talent listed as special guests and ticket sales handled via a German promoter platform.<\/p>\n
What was the last Blink-182 album before the new project?
The last Blink-182 studio album before the new project is ONE MORE TIME\u2026, released in October 2023, with a deluxe edition titled ONE MORE TIME\u2026 PART-2 following in early 2025 and adding several new songs to the tracklist.<\/p>\n
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