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The punk rock band announced the second leg of its Blood, Hair, and Eyeballs tour Tuesday, featuring the first Connecticut show since a 2013 performance at Toad

Discover the mysterious encounter almost 70 years ago in Levelland, TX that left many baffled about UFOs.

On Friday, the Blink-182 drummer, 48, shared a photo series on Instagram, which included a snap of the new ink in large gothic letters down the side of his forearm.

Today, there are many performers who claim the pop-punk genre. And while those offer varying mileage on the moniker, there was one mainstream group from the turn of the 21st century that really did embody both the sound and the feel of the music. That band, of course, is the California-born group, Blink-182.

Concert attendance is on the rise. That trend is likely to continue with a busy summer concert schedule with legacy acts and hot newcomers.

For nearly a century, there has been a never-ending narrative about UFOs crashing to Earth. The public has been bombarded with ever-more lurid tales about how…

Which music acts endure within our culture, and which fade away?

A list of artists who are touring in the summer months of June, July and August from North America to the UK to Japan.

Our picks range from such hometown heroes as Jewel, Gregory Porter, blink-182, Charles McPherson and Alison Brown to legends like Bob Dylan and Willie Nelson to Lainey Wilson, Tinariwen, Los Lobos and Soft Machine, which will perform in San Diego for the first time since 1968.

Our picks range from such hometown heroes as Jewel, Gregory Porter, blink-182, Charles McPherson and Alison Brown to legends like Bob Dylan and Willie Nelson to Lainey Wilson, Tinariwen, Los Lobos and Soft Machine, which will perform in San Diego for the first time since 1968.