Tom DeLonge Sings Matt Skiba Songs at Blink-182 Tour Kick Off
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Following a surprise appearance at Coachella earlier this month, Blink-182‘s classic lineup of Mark Hoppus, Tom DeLonge, and Travis Barker officially kicked off their first tour together in nearly a decade. Taking the stage at Xcel Energy Center in St. Paul, Minnesota on Thursday night, the pop-punk trio ran through a 25-song setlist.
Notably, the show Blink-182 perform “Cynical” and “Bored to Death,” two songs recorded and released by the band with Matt Skiba following DeLonge’s departure in 2015. Additionally, Blink dusted off “Adam’s Song” for the first time with DeLonge since 2009. Check out the full setlist and fan-captured video footage below.
Blink-182’s North American reunion runs through July, with Turnstile providing support. You can find tickets to all of their upcoming shows here. Afterwards, they’ll head to the UK, Europe, Australia, New Zealand, Mexico, and South America.
Blink-182 are expected to release a new album sometime in the near future. Barker recently told fans that the band would have the album finished before leaving for their tour.
Blink-182 Setlist:
Anthem Part Two
The Rock Show
Family Reunion
Man Overboard
Feeling This
Reckless Abandon
Dysentery Gary
Up All Night (First time with DeLonge since 2014)
Dumpweed
EDGING
Aliens Exist
Cynical (First time with DeLonge)
Don’t Leave Me
Happy Holidays, You Bastard
Stay Together for the Kids
Always
Down
Bored to Death (First time with DeLonge)
I Miss You
Adam’s Song (First time with DeLonge since 2009)
Play Video
Ghost on the Dancefloor (First time live since 2014)
What’s My Age Again?
First Date
All the Small Things
Dammit
Tom DeLonge Sings Matt Skiba Songs at Blink-182 Tour Kick Off
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