Tag Archives: Mark Hoppus

California trio blink-182 may be the most popular music group to emerge from the post-Green Day time mainstream explosion of pop-punk. At the same time when competition with teenager pop and nu-metal weren’t unusual, blink-182 released a reliable stream of strikes, bolstered by funny, tongue-in-cheek music video clips that were …

Developing during pop-punk trio blink-182’s 2005 hiatus, +44 brought blink alums Travis Barker (drums) and Tag Hoppus (vocals/bass) back again together as their previous bandmate Tom DeLonge proceeded to go off to create his own music group, Angels and Airwaves. Originally billed being a generally electronic-based task, their songs ultimately …