It's official. Blink-182 is set to return to our lives once again.
Guitarist Tom DeLonge posted high school photos of the trio on his Instagram yesterday, with the caption, "Rehearsals start today. . . And yes there will be a new album, #SorryForTheWait #Blink."
Travis Barker also posted a picture of himself on the drums with the caption, "#RehearsalLife #BLINK #EuropeanTour #NobodycaresGoharder."
Blink-182 hasn't released a new album since 2011's "Neighborhoods." In lieu of their comeback announcement, the band has scheduled several shows throughout Europe next month and is set to headline the Reading & Leeds festival in the U.K. in late August, according to the Huffington Post.
Before the trio got together to create their new album, individual projects were in the works for each of the members. DeLonge has been working with his other band, Angels and Airwaves, while bassist Mark Hoppus reportedly started a new project, Nothing and Nobody.
Drummer Travis Barker was recently in Austin to play a show with Yelawolf as a way to celebrate the 15th anniversary of his Stars And Stripes clothing line, according to Vice.com.
Now that Blink-182 has decided to make a joint return to the music scene, they're bound to be as unstoppable as they once were.
"Once we start, it moves. It's like painting, you know? You've just got to start with that first brushstroke, and get your clothes off, and get the other person's clothes off, get a little bit of feces, smear it around. Just get going," DeLong and Hoppus told MTV News last September.
