Byline: CHAD WELCH IT was 2004 when Californian punks Blink 182 last made it to Newcastle's Metro Radio Arena.
What does B-182 stand for?
B-182 stands for Blink 182
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Blink 182 are the perennially teenage and - let''s admit it - hugely catchy punk-pop band that brought their Californian sounds to the world.
Summary: US rockers Blink 182 are back after a five-year break.
The former Blink 182 star, 30, is back with new band Angels And Airwaves and says that, like the Stones, they are here to stay.
Byline: STEPHEN MAGUIRE IRISH band Blink are set to cash in on their long-running 'feud'with millionaire rockers Blink 182 - by putting their legal affairs on ebay.
Fiddy joins the likes of Aerosmith, Sting, and Blink 182 on the list of musical artists who have appeared on The Simpsons.
And pop punk band bLiNk 182 are also heading for the Welsh capital in a separate concert in the run-up to Christmas.
Blink 182, a pop/punk band that got their start in San Diego in 1993, is famous for songs such as "All The Small Things" and "What's My Age Again?