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New addition to the timeline website! found ticket stub for this show (huge and massive credits to ultrasonic2025 on ebay for sharing the ticket!) 11/15/1998: The band performs at Kualoa Ranch in Honolulu, Hawaii as a part of the Big Mele '98. Other bands included Matchbox 20, Big Bad Voodoo Daddy, Candlebox, Long Beach Dub All Stars and Home Grown. Source : https://www.ebay.com/itm/365316376322?mkevt=1&mkcid=1&mkrid=711-53200-19255-0&campid=5338722076&customid=&toolid=10050

I'll tag him when I'll find an INSANE discovery for sure on Instagram! 🙂 A wild Blink shirt in the "Superman" music video of Unwritten Law spotted at 0:41 and 3:28 haha

New addition to the timeline website! found advert for this show (huge and massive credits to Slice Away for sending me this advert on the Timeline Website!) 5/1/1997: The band performs at DV8 in Salt Lake City, Utah. Source : https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/details?id=23415125&q=Blink-182&rows=200&sort=date_tdt+asc%2Cparent_i+asc%2Cpage_i+asc&year_start=1990&year_end=1999

Bonne année from Thibaut (the archivist behind the Timeline website) ❄️ Hopefully this year, certain Instagram accounts will stop stealing from the website or at least credit and FINALLY give credit to the Timeline Website and Blink 182 Online 🙂 New timeline website discovery soon 👀

Working on the press campaign of this song! Their take on Rise Against acoustic ballad 😃 Also fun fact the drumming intro pays hommage to the song "Holly Hox Forget Me Nots" by Saves The Day!

Correction The Malloys didn't direct the original Josie video, it's Jason Matzner who also directed the Save Ferris "Come On Eileen" video

New additions to the timeline website! found advert for these shows (huge credits to Cult Nostalgia for sharing this gem!) 1/11/1998: The band performs at Spit in Gold Coast, Australia as a part of Warped Tour 1998. 1/14/1998: The band performs at Soccer Grounds in Byron Bay, Australia as a part of Warped Tour 1998. 1/15/1998: The band performs at Oval in Coffs Harbour, Australia as a part of Warped Tour 1998. 1/17/1998: The band performs at Manly Kierle Park in Sydney, Australia as a part of Warped Tour 1998. 1/18/1998: The band performs at Milton Showgrounds in Milton, Australia as a part of Warped Tour 1998. 1/23/1998: The band performs at Adelaide University in Adelaide, Australia as a part of Warped Tour 1998. 1/25/1998: The band performs at Geelong Showgrounds in Geelong, Australia as a part of Warped Tour 1998. Source : https://www.ebay.com/itm/387716474959?mkevt=1&mkcid=1&mkrid=711-53200-19255-0&campid=5338722076&customid=&toolid=10050&amdata=enc%3AAQAJAAAAoHoV3kP08IDx%2BKZ9MfhVJKmUDL9L8dWAp%2BqmRveNB2I4hNtQyK7zJnxAHsNaF2n8bQV2dA%2FCtLvR6Y%2BvHLJTiqwNB0U1iWAiMe3xbltms2J9qOxVVwQ0i0ey%2BxQOyhb0It2LwoflJjwKHpLhz4X%2BBXFNgpMmNxMHKkZC3HBon9ttG0A%2B9ZjZg1%2F9PBnu91a4XFHFGlramva3zEaXQTLrFT4%3D found flyer for this show (huge and massive shout-out to rockflyrs on ebay for this!) 7/6/1999: The band performs at Portland Meadows in Portland, Oregon as a part of Warped Tour 1999. Source : https://www.ebay.com/itm/156604319972?mkevt=1&mkcid=1&mkrid=711-53200-19255-0&campid=5338722076&customid=&toolid=10050 found TV Commercial for this event (huge credits to Raine justin santos on Youtube) 6/12/1998: The movie “Can’t Hardly Wait” is released in theaters and features Blink both on the soundtrack and in the movie with the song “Dammit”. The song is used during the party scene where the cops interrupt the party.

New addition to the timeline website! found advert for this show (huge and massive credits to Scott Baker for this gem!) 10/31/1995: The band performs at the Milk Bar in Jacksonville, Florida, beginning the GoodTimes tour. Other bands included 7 Seconds, Unwritten Law, and Sprung Monkey. Source : https://www.facebook.com/photo/?fbid=2076632892681814&set=gm.10161554226453013&idorvanity=56539918012

Here are the music videos that the band selected for their episode guest programming : Descendents "I'm The One" Face to Face "I Won't Lie Down" Jebediah "Leaving Home" Blink 182 "Dammit" Bodyjar "Glossy Books" Bad Religion "Stranger Than Fiction" All "Dot" Unwritten Law "Teenage Suicide" Bjork "It's Oh So Quiet" The Cure "Just Like Heaven" Nofx "Leave It Alone" Millencolin "Lozin Must" Pulley "Cashed In" Pennywise "Same Old Story" The Offspring "All I Want" Beastie Boys "Sabotage" The Ramones "I Wanna Be Sedated" Beck "Devil's Haircut" Portishead "Numb" Foo Fighters "Everlong" The Replacements "Bastards of Young" The Clash "London Calling" Sex Pistols "Pretty Vacant" Nirvana "Sliver" Blink 182 "Josie"

The Timeline Website 2024 Discovery of The Year : As some of you may know, I am in charge of the Timeline website with the wonderful and most updated comprehensive history of the band! This is this year's discovery of the year for the timeline website (only short clips for a while but the full show surfaced this year). Blink guest and hosting Rage This is dated May 1998 and aired on 27th June 1998 on Rage (the last interview with Scott in the band)

More information on Blink guest programming Rage! 6/27/1998: The band are "guest programmers" for RAGE. From the book "Real Wild Child An Insider's Tales from The Rage Couch" by Narelle Gee From the chapter "Blink and Bloodhound : Naughty Boys Go Wild" When I think back to my time on a couch with Blink-182 there are two particular memories that dominate. I remember masturbation and dog-raping. Good times, good times. It's 1998 and Blink-182 is rampant. The band is famous for adolescent post-punk music romps like 'Dammit', 'What's My Age Again?', 'All The Small Things', and 'Josie (Everything's Gonna Be Fine)'.They are equally famous for being naughty boys. When we arrive for Blink-182's rage, the band emembers are living up to their reputation. The record company person with the challenging job of organising Blink-182 has lost their voice. It has given out after a couple of days of trying to be heard above the chaos that is Tom Delonge, Mark Hoppus and Scott Raynor on tour. My crew and I somehow wrestle Blink-182 onto our couch, where they promptly start wrestling each other. At one point a tussle between Mark and Tom gets out of control and they end up rolling over the back of the couch and onto the floor. It's mayhem : masturbatory mayhem. Blink-182's rage tape is a unique item as it contains more references to masturbation than any other band has managed. No matter what the topic is during their guest programming, Blink-182 seem uniquely talented at bringing the discussion back to masturbation. Oh yes, and dog-raping. 'Hi, we're Blink-182 and we just got out of prison for raping dogs. You're watching rage' says Mark. In between all of the talk of masturbation and dog-raping there is a hand-job simulation (with Delonge giving hands-on attention to band-mate Hoppus), wrestling, chest-slapping, bum-slapping, ear wax eating, bellybuttton fluff examining, match-lighting, camera-licking and occasional hugging (usually in response to particularly high-level masturbatory humour). When Unwritten Law lead singer Scott Russo decides to briefly join them on the couch it all turns into a tattoo comparison session. Russo's tattoos are more extensive thant Blink's ink and he is declared the tattoo winner. Blink-182 announce that rage audience members must immediately buy Unwritten Law's album otherwise they 'have no nuts or vagina'. All of the self-abuse talk is punctuated by physical and verbal attacks on each other. In the middle of one video introduction, Delonge randomly announces 'Anyway, Mark over here is probably one of the ugliest guys I've ever seen.' There are repercussions from this - in the form of more intra-band violence? They introduce their own video for 'Josie (Everything's Gonna Be Fine)' with dramatic complaints about the video's star, Alyssa Milano. (Alyssa was apparently accomodated in her own trailer while Blink-182 was annoyingly trailer-deprived)? They go on to announce an alleged Blink-182 rage competition. According to the band, their testicles can be glimpsed in the video. They claim that there will be big prizes for the winner of the 'Blink-182 I Found The Testicle Contest'. The shoot ends with Hoppus taking a call from his shoe phone. We exit with our Blink-182 tape feeling like we've spent two hours in post-punk preschool.

New additions to the timeline website! found t-shirt for this show and the whole line-up! Huge credits to threadybear on ebay for the shirt! 8/7/1999: The band performs at Kitsap County Fairgrounds in Bremerton, Washington as a part of Endfest 1999 Other bands included Everclear, Primus, Kid Rock, Eve 6, Joyrdrop, Orgy, Deftones, Our Lady Peace, Zebrahead, Pennywise, Polecat, Moby, Citizen King, Len, Freestylers Jungle Brothers and Dub Pistols. Source : https://www.ebay.com/itm/146234842715?mkevt=1&mkcid=1&mkrid=711-53200-19255-0&campid=5338722076&customid=&toolid=10050 found ticket stub for this show ! Huge credits to melanieclarkepenella on Threads for sharing the ticket 8/22/1998: The band performs at Metropol in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. Other bands included Home Grown, MxPx, Wade, and Loose Nuts. https://www.threads.net/@melanieclarkepenella/post/DCnrzNORCiI/blink182-1998-at-the-long-lost-legendary-metopol-strip-district-when-it-was-tota

There is a recollection of the Sno-Core Tour 1998 in the amazing Primus Over The Electric Grapevine book! Sharing it right here! David Lefkowitz : There was a tour called SnoCore. It was in '98, so it was Rhinoplasty time - it wasn't a real record that we were pushing. The idea of doing another festival-y kind of tour without the onus of it being on Primus to draw all the fans was cool. That was a weird lineup if you go back to it - I think it was Blink 182, and the Aquabats were the opener. The Blink-182 drummer was not Travis Barker - he was in Aquabats. And I remember he became buddies with Brain, and was kind of studying Brain's style on that tour. Bryan "Brain" Mantia : SnoCore was fun, because we were headlining and we were into snowboarding, so it kind of made sense. And I think on that particular tour, that's when Blink-182 was just starting out. I think even Limp Bizkit came on halfway through. I remember Tom Whalley said, "There's this new band, Limp Bizkit, and we're going to put them on opening". Or maybe that was our own tour when they came on, I can't remember. But it was around that time that the record company was using Primus as a catalyst to get them seen. Larry Lalonde : I remember a lot of snowboarding. (Laughs). I remember the Aquabats were on that, they were really cool. Blink-182 was on the bill, and Travis Barker was in the Aquabats, and that was the tour where he switched over to that band. But it was cool, because we were really into snowboarding at that point. So every day we were at different resort. It was like, "Wow, this is the way to tour"!