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“We’ve only changed the strings one time”: Travis Barker reveals the bass he uses on everything he records
The Blink-182 drummer and producer has made a revelation about a go-to bass that has proved perfect for almost every record he's produced
blink-182 reunite with Matt Skiba as Tom DeLonge performs with his successor for the first time
The guitarist enjoyed a number of years in the band before Tom DeLonge’s return and – now he’s joined forces with the trio for a special rendition of his most beloved Blink hit
Fender launches the Tom DeLonge ‘Padre’ Strat – reviving a super-rare prototype that predates the original TD signature Stratocaster
A 300-piece run of the blink-182 guitarist’s elusive Padre Strat is about to drop
Mark Hoppus charts his bass origin story, embracing amp modelers and switching from Ernie Ball to Fender
In a rare interview, the blink-182 bassist shares his tone secrets, the bassline he still struggles to play, and how Ned’s Atomic Dustbin changed the way he approaches the bass
Mark Hoppus explains why he switched to Kemper and Quad Cortex for blink-182’s mammoth arena shows
The blink-182 bassist conducted tone tests to make sure the modelers could match his previous tube rigs
Mark Hoppus combines Jaguar, Precision and Jazz Bass parts on his new Fender signature model
The blink-182 bassist’s latest signature arrives over two decades after his first Fender model, and follows bandmate Tom DeLonge’s recent Starcaster guitar
Robert Fripp and Toyah take a pop-punk detour with “elderly edition” of Blink-182’s Dammit
Fripp’s Fernandes goldtop returns to help inject the pop-punk anthem with a healthy dose of Sunday Lunch madness
I played the Tom DeLonge Starcaster – it’s given one of Fender’s most unpopular guitars a new lease of life
blink-182 taught me how to play the electric guitar 20 years ago, but DeLonge’s long-awaited signature model is no throwback – it might just herald a bright future for the unloved semi-hollow
Fender’s Tom DeLonge Starcaster signals another big shift for the guitar giant
The Indonesian-made, Fender-badged Tom DeLonge signature guitar finally breaks cover
“10,9,8,7…”: Tom DeLonge’s Fender Starcaster signature guitar is actually happening – but it might look a little different to the Blink-182 man’s main guitars
There’s no sign of meteorite dust or custom inlays on this pink teaser pic – and the origins of the new Starcaster might surprise some players
