Rumours of DeLonge's Blink homecoming first began to circulate last month when Alkaline Triovocalist Matt Skiba – who replaced him in 2015 – admitted thathe didn’t know whether he was still a part of the band. Blink recently shareda teaserfor their upcoming Funko Pop! collaboration in aid of the band’s 30th anniversary, which features DeLonge as one of its collectable figures. It’s unclear why Funko is only releasing the big-headed toys of only a portion of the band. Blink-182 fans will not be able to have a complete set of the current or former band, which is a huge bummer. DeLonge's return has never been off the table, either. For instance, in 2019, he told Kerrang! that the possibility of him playing alongside Mark Hoppus and Travis Barker again was hardly an impossible idea. This is cool, but as a lot of us say, it isn’t really Blink 182 without all three of them. Though these two look great. They make some pretty nice looking figures.

Blink-182 are working on new music, and according to Hoppus , it is going to sound “dark and weird” to fans.What’s My Age Again?” was the lead single from Blink-182’s third studio album, Enema of the State, released in 1999. The Southern California band, founded in 1992, released their debut LP, Chesire Cat, in 1995, but they didn’t hit it big until Enema of the State. The album spawned two additional hit singles, “All the Small Things” and “Adams Songs” and went on to sell 15 million copies worldwide. These are perfect, thank you (*whispers* Tom and Matt would be cute af for Blink series 2 ) @blink182 you guys were born to be made into tiny plastic molds of yourselves look how cute you are

The point here is that the bio reads in present tense, meaning that DeLonge is currently making music with the band. There's been no official confirmation on this as of yet, but assuming the update was approved by the man himself, his return to the band is already looking pretty likely. Blink-182 were scheduled to play at the final run of Vans Warped Tour , but had to cancel due to Barker’s recent health issues.