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"Kids are influenced by the Ramones, and they don't even know it yet," said Green Day's Billie Joe Armstrong.

Time To Break Up, Don’t Tell Me That It’s Over, and more are finally coming to streaming.

blink-182 have taken fans back in time as they gear up for the 25th anniversary of 'Take Off Your Pants And Jacket.'

Released in June 2001, 'Take Off Your Pants and Jacket' is home to hit singles 'The Rock Show,' 'First Date,' and 'Stay Together for the Kids.'

From heavy metal to pop, hip-hop to country, classic rock, and even a look back at Summersault Festival, The Music has rounded up the music biopics and documentaries you need in your life.

The documentary will follow Barker’s journey “as he embarks on a raw and redemptive journey.”

“I wasn’t joking, by the way, they really are getting back together,” Mark Hoppus told fans.

The surprise performance took place during Mark Hoppus's 'Evening Of Storytelling' spoken-word event promoting his memoir, 'Fahrenheit-182.'

When it comes to the rare experience of artists playing the same song multiple times on the same night, we need to ask: can too much of a good thing become a bad thing?

Fans will witness the Blink-182 star in a whole new light: vulnerable, funny, and exciting.

Amy Shark remembers Tom DeLonge telling her: "I’m in so deep with these guys; I just don’t want to bring attention to it."

"It’s a fun and funny book, and then I almost die," Hoppus recently told co-writer Dan Ozzi.