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I'm sticking by it. I'll apologize for sure if I'm wrong. I do make mistakes, absolutely. The source checks out completely on this one.

https://twitter.com/wolverinekills/status/855419708773945345 http://www.blink182.com/tour/ B and C city USA tour right now. Interesting they play West Palm for a festival and Denver later. August 12th. LP could kick off Aug 13/14 in the midwest.

Their lead singer quit the band. They aren't as big anymore.

Thanks to an L.A. area Blink 182 fan, we have learned that Linkin Park and Blink 182 will be touring together this year. "blink will apparently be co-headlining a tour with Linkin Park this fall in the US. Not sure when tour dates will be announced but I have friends in both bands' camps who confirmed this to me over the weekend." Coupled with the Linkin Park email and social media posts to renew your LPU memberships by next week, it seems that an announcement is coming any day about a North American Tour featuring both bands. "Join LP Underground by Friday (April 21) @ 6pm PST to get access to the upcoming #OneMoreLight World Tour pre-sale." This means that an announcement could come as early as next week, since the renew deadline is Friday for presale access. This will be Linkin Park's first North American outdoor tour since Carnivores Tour in 2014 and will continue their streak of big-name openers on these runs, following Incubus in 2012 and 30 Seconds To Mars in 2014. Source: Blink-182 Online

I don't think we are ever going to find it.

You misjudge their laziness lol

This. Two awful LPU CDs back to back.

Here's the video.

New Paramore single. Album drops May 12. Fall Out Boy and Blink 182 are both going into the studio, apparently. Is it Paramore?

Seems strange if they don't play Osaka and Yokohama at least, but maybe they just want to do three Tokyo shows instead.

I would assume it'd be the same set as South America.

Probably the same set as South America because they will not have played a U.S. show at that point. I'm surprised there is no warmup show for Buenos Aires considering LP took such a large break beforehand (no shows in 2016).

It sounds pretty similar to the VMA score tracks, I like it a lot. He needs to just create a Soundcloud and upload it all.

Your wish is Newsy's command.

What if they are unconventional and doing things in a different order this time? For example, they filmed a live video for Invisible. We haven't even heard that song yet. Maybe that's for use if it becomes a single at a later time. Maybe the same is true for Good Goodbye, the real music video is for down the road if it becomes a single at a later time (or they have it planned to be a single sometime, just not right now). That might be the only time they could get Stormzy to the U.S., for example.

Band will be in Japan next week. Looks like that's when they'll be announced.

I didn't realize those pics were even on that page. Sneaky Jonas, ha. Great find.

I wonder when this will be released. Surely months from now?

In case anyone is wondering, this is not a single. I asked LP mgmt. Heavy is the only single right now and the two promo songs released early are Battle Symphony and Good Goodbye.

The organization and flow of THP was weak. UIG had no business being on that album, IMO. You don't know what you've got, oh you don't know what you've got, oh you don't know what you've got, oh you don't know what you've got, oh you don't know what you've got, oh you don't know what you've got, oh you don't know what you've got, oh you don't know what you've got, oh you don't know what you've got, oh you don't know what you've got, until it's gone. What a horrendous track. Toss it to Transformers, another movie, or leave it in the vault. Putting that on a rock album is laughable. The Summoning and War in the middle made no sense to me. Drawbar is a waste. But yeah, besides that, there were 7 quality rock songs and one softer song Final Masquerade. I enjoy the 7 rock songs on it, sure, but they needed 12.

With two cohesively weak albums after that and a very bleak outlook on a third, I agree with this completely. The band had all juices flowing creatively on MTM and ATS, which are fantastic albums, and then really fell apart studio-wise starting with Living Things when they'd put songs that didn't have any similarities in genre or style together on the albums.