Mark Hoppus and Frank Ocean.Photo: Monica Schipper/Getty; Mike Coppola/MG19/GettyBlink-182is ready for an encore.Afteruniting for the first time since 2015to perform atCoachellaon Friday, the punk rock band will return to the music festival for a headlining performance during its closing night, their rep confirms.“See you Sunday @coachella,” the bandtweeted, alongside a set of balloon emojis with a picture of the updated concert festival schedule, on Thursday.The band’s original membersMark Hoppus,Travis Barker, andTom DeLongegraced the stage after being announced as part of the festival lineup one day before the festival was set to begin.This time, their performance willtake place on the festival’s main stageon Sunday night at 9:20 p.m. Skrillex will also perform Sunday night.The change to the music festival’s lineup comes after a representative for Frank Ocean, 35, told PEOPLE that the singer suffered “an injury to his leg on festival grounds in the week leading up” to weekend one of Coachella, resulting in two fractures and a sprain in his left leg.Though heperformed at the annual festivalin Indio, Calif. on Sunday night, the “Pyramids” singer had to rework his planned show due to his injuries and will sit out the second weekend of Coachella on doctor’s advice.Blink-182.Matt Winkelmeyer/Getty"It was chaotic. There is some beauty in chaos," he said in a statement. “It isn’t what I intended to show but I did enjoy being out there and I’ll see you soon.“The “Novacane” singer’s highly anticipatedheadline performanceon Sunday night wasriddled with several problems that fans called out online. Ocean started his set about one hour late, just before 11 p.m., and had to abruptly end the show at 12:20 a.m. due to the festival’s “curfew.“Ocean’s performance also was notably not played on YouTube’s official Coachella livestream likeBad BunnyandBLACKPINK, who headlined on Friday and Saturday night.Last August, Hoppus, 51, spoke candidly to PEOPLE about reuniting with Barker, 47, and DeLonge, 47.RELATED VIDEO: Blink 182’s Mark Hoppus ‘Very Grateful’ to Be Back in a Music ‘Mindset’ After Cancer BattleNever miss a story — sign up forPEOPLE’s free daily newsletterto stay up-to-date on the best of what PEOPLE has to offer, from juicy celebrity news to compelling human interest stories.The three members came back together when they found out Hoppus had beendiagnosedwith stage 4 diffuse large B-cell lymphoma in April 2021.Hoppus — who announced he was “cancer-free” in September — said Barker and DeLonge visited him at home before he began chemotherapy.“It was the first time thatall three of us were in the same roomin like five years,” Hoppus told PEOPLE. “It’s actually better than it used to be. There was no agenda. There were no lingering grudges. It felt very back to what it should be: Three friends sitting in a room.”
Mark Hoppus and Frank Ocean.Photo: Monica Schipper/Getty; Mike Coppola/MG19/Getty
Blink-182is ready for an encore.Afteruniting for the first time since 2015to perform atCoachellaon Friday, the punk rock band will return to the music festival for a headlining performance during its closing night, their rep confirms.“See you Sunday @coachella,” the bandtweeted, alongside a set of balloon emojis with a picture of the updated concert festival schedule, on Thursday.The band’s original membersMark Hoppus,Travis Barker, andTom DeLongegraced the stage after being announced as part of the festival lineup one day before the festival was set to begin.This time, their performance willtake place on the festival’s main stageon Sunday night at 9:20 p.m. Skrillex will also perform Sunday night.The change to the music festival’s lineup comes after a representative for Frank Ocean, 35, told PEOPLE that the singer suffered “an injury to his leg on festival grounds in the week leading up” to weekend one of Coachella, resulting in two fractures and a sprain in his left leg.Though heperformed at the annual festivalin Indio, Calif. on Sunday night, the “Pyramids” singer had to rework his planned show due to his injuries and will sit out the second weekend of Coachella on doctor’s advice.Blink-182.Matt Winkelmeyer/Getty"It was chaotic. There is some beauty in chaos,” he said in a statement. “It isn’t what I intended to show but I did enjoy being out there and I’ll see you soon.“The “Novacane” singer’s highly anticipatedheadline performanceon Sunday night wasriddled with several problems that fans called out online. Ocean started his set about one hour late, just before 11 p.m., and had to abruptly end the show at 12:20 a.m. due to the festival’s “curfew.“Ocean’s performance also was notably not played on YouTube’s official Coachella livestream likeBad BunnyandBLACKPINK, who headlined on Friday and Saturday night.Last August, Hoppus, 51, spoke candidly to PEOPLE about reuniting with Barker, 47, and DeLonge, 47.RELATED VIDEO: Blink 182’s Mark Hoppus ‘Very Grateful’ to Be Back in a Music ‘Mindset’ After Cancer BattleNever miss a story — sign up forPEOPLE’s free daily newsletterto stay up-to-date on the best of what PEOPLE has to offer, from juicy celebrity news to compelling human interest stories.The three members came back together when they found out Hoppus had beendiagnosedwith stage 4 diffuse large B-cell lymphoma in April 2021.Hoppus — who announced he was “cancer-free” in September — said Barker and DeLonge visited him at home before he began chemotherapy.“It was the first time thatall three of us were in the same roomin like five years,” Hoppus told PEOPLE. “It’s actually better than it used to be. There was no agenda. There were no lingering grudges. It felt very back to what it should be: Three friends sitting in a room.”
Blink-182is ready for an encore.
Afteruniting for the first time since 2015to perform atCoachellaon Friday, the punk rock band will return to the music festival for a headlining performance during its closing night, their rep confirms.
“See you Sunday @coachella,” the bandtweeted, alongside a set of balloon emojis with a picture of the updated concert festival schedule, on Thursday.
The band’s original membersMark Hoppus,Travis Barker, andTom DeLongegraced the stage after being announced as part of the festival lineup one day before the festival was set to begin.
This time, their performance willtake place on the festival’s main stageon Sunday night at 9:20 p.m. Skrillex will also perform Sunday night.
The change to the music festival’s lineup comes after a representative for Frank Ocean, 35, told PEOPLE that the singer suffered “an injury to his leg on festival grounds in the week leading up” to weekend one of Coachella, resulting in two fractures and a sprain in his left leg.
Though heperformed at the annual festivalin Indio, Calif. on Sunday night, the “Pyramids” singer had to rework his planned show due to his injuries and will sit out the second weekend of Coachella on doctor’s advice.
Blink-182.Matt Winkelmeyer/Getty
“It was chaotic. There is some beauty in chaos,” he said in a statement. “It isn’t what I intended to show but I did enjoy being out there and I’ll see you soon.”
The “Novacane” singer’s highly anticipatedheadline performanceon Sunday night wasriddled with several problems that fans called out online. Ocean started his set about one hour late, just before 11 p.m., and had to abruptly end the show at 12:20 a.m. due to the festival’s “curfew.”
Ocean’s performance also was notably not played on YouTube’s official Coachella livestream likeBad BunnyandBLACKPINK, who headlined on Friday and Saturday night.
Last August, Hoppus, 51, spoke candidly to PEOPLE about reuniting with Barker, 47, and DeLonge, 47.
RELATED VIDEO: Blink 182’s Mark Hoppus ‘Very Grateful’ to Be Back in a Music ‘Mindset’ After Cancer Battle
Never miss a story — sign up forPEOPLE’s free daily newsletterto stay up-to-date on the best of what PEOPLE has to offer, from juicy celebrity news to compelling human interest stories.
The three members came back together when they found out Hoppus had beendiagnosedwith stage 4 diffuse large B-cell lymphoma in April 2021.
Hoppus — who announced he was “cancer-free” in September — said Barker and DeLonge visited him at home before he began chemotherapy.
“It was the first time thatall three of us were in the same roomin like five years,” Hoppus told PEOPLE. “It’s actually better than it used to be. There was no agenda. There were no lingering grudges. It felt very back to what it should be: Three friends sitting in a room.”
source: people.com
