Catching their breath — probably. After three straight years of heavy touring capped by 2025's Missionary Impossible run — a deliberately punk-roots tour with a grimy-club stage set and Alkaline Trio in support — 2026 has been strikingly quiet by Blink standards: a headline slot at Innings Festival in Tempe in February, a one-off performance at a Mercedes-AMG launch event in LA in May, and not much else on the public calendar. Meanwhile the band has openly talked about a tenth studio album as the next milestone, and Mark Hoppus has described feeling creatively recharged in the years since his recovery. Quiet year plus album talk is a familiar equation. We're watching it. Full story →
Three decades, nine albums, one departure, one near-tragedy, and a reunion that felt genuinely earned. Blink went from San Diego garage jokers to the band The New York Times called the most influential punk act of the '90s — then survived breakups, side projects, a plane crash, aliens (long story), and cancer to arrive at the most sentimental chapter of their career: the original trio, back, and meaning it.
| Album | Year | The era, in one line |
|---|---|---|
| Cheshire Cat | 1995 | Scrappy San Diego skate-punk with jokes between every song. |
| Dude Ranch | 1997 | The breakthrough — "Dammit" and the blueprint locked in. |
| Enema of the State | 1999 | The supernova: pop-punk's defining album, inescapable and perfect. |
| Take Off Your Pants and Jacket | 2001 | Bigger, brattier, #1 in America — peak imperial phase. |
| Blink-182 (Untitled) | 2003 | The grown-up one — moody, experimental, and secretly their masterpiece. |
| Neighborhoods | 2011 | The uneasy reunion — fractured sessions, flashes of brilliance. |
| California | 2016 | The Skiba years begin — sunny, polished, DeLonge-less. |
| NINE | 2019 | Darker Skiba-era swings ahead of the storm. |
| One More Time… | 2023 | The real reunion — Tom back, mortality faced, hearts on sleeves. |
| Album Ten Watch | TBA | The band has pointed to a tenth record as the next chapter. Nothing announced. |