Blink-182, European arena tour brings 2026 dates to Berlin and Hamburg

Blink-182 extend their pop-punk reunion run into 2026 with new European arena dates, including Berlin’s Uber Arena and Hamburg’s Barclays Arena, alongside further shows across the UK and mainland Europe.

Blink-182 keep their reunion momentum going as the pop-punk trio roll into a new European arena run in 2026. According to the band’s official tour listing, the next leg brings them back to Germany with shows planned in Berlin and Hamburg as part of a wider UK and mainland European itinerary.Blink-182 official tour page

New European dates for Blink-182

The fresh run of Blink-182 shows builds on the band’s successful 2023-2025 reunion tour, which reintroduced Tom DeLonge to the lineup and sold out arenas across North America and Europe.NME reunion tour report For German fans, the new schedule highlights Berlin’s Uber Arena and Hamburg’s Barclays Arena, both major indoor venues with capacities in the low five figures.

Alongside the German dates, Blink-182’s official routing lists further shows in key European hubs such as London, Manchester, Paris and Amsterdam, maintaining the arena scale that characterized their earlier reunion legs.Ticketmaster UK listing The band continue to lean on a greatest-hits heavy set, mixing new material with staples from their turn-of-the-millennium catalog.

Tour & live context for German fans

For fans based in Germany, the return to Berlin and Hamburg marks a quick follow-up to the band’s appearances in the country earlier in the reunion cycle. The Uber Arena in Berlin’s Friedrichshain district regularly hosts international arena tours, while Hamburg’s Barclays Arena sits on a comparable scale, offering Blink-182 crowds of around 10,000 to 13,000 people per night.

The European leg slots in between ongoing commitments in North America and festival appearances, reflecting the band’s strategy of alternating regional runs rather than attempting a single, continuous global sweep. This structure has helped sustain demand: many 2023 dates sold out, and adding German cities again in 2026 gives local audiences another chance to catch the reunited lineup without traveling abroad.

Where Blink-182 stand now

At this stage of their reunion, Blink-182 operate firmly as an arena-level act, a position consolidated by the commercial performance of their latest album One More Time.... The record debuted at No. 1 on the Billboard 200 in October 2023, underscoring the enduring appeal of their brand of melodic, high-energy punk rock.Billboard 200 report

That chart-topping performance marked their third album to reach the summit in the United States, following Take Off Your Pants and Jacket and Neighborhoods, and contrasted with their earlier years when the band were more of a fixture in the mid-chart range. Taken together, these peaks show how the group’s commercial standing has grown from cult favorite to mainstream headliner over the past two decades.

The sound and catalog behind the tour

Blink-182’s live shows draw heavily on a catalog that helped define the turn-of-the-century pop-punk boom. Records like Enema of the State (1999) and Take Off Your Pants and Jacket (2001) pushed fast tempos, power-chord riffs and hook-heavy choruses, while weaving in an adolescent sense of humor that set them apart from more earnest peers.

On stage, the current lineup of Tom DeLonge (guitar, vocals), Mark Hoppus (bass, vocals) and Travis Barker (drums) leans into that history with a setlist that typically features songs such as All The Small Things, What’s My Age Again? and Dammit. The newer material, including singles from One More Time..., tends to slot in as connective tissue, balancing nostalgia with contemporary production touches.

Current career status and next live date

Blink-182’s next officially listed live date on the reunion run is a 2026 arena show at Berlin’s Uber Arena, followed closely by Hamburg’s Barclays Arena, both part of the band’s expanded European itinerary as outlined on their tour page.

Blink-182 at a glance

• Act: Blink-182
• Genre: Pop-punk / alternative rock
• Origin: Poway, California, United States
• Active since: 1992
• Lineup: Tom DeLonge (guitar, vocals), Mark Hoppus (bass, vocals), Travis Barker (drums)
• Label: Columbia Records
• Key works: Enema of the State (1999), Take Off Your Pants and Jacket (2001), Blink-182 (2003), One More Time... (2023)
• Current album/single: One More Time..., released October 20, 2023
• Charts / certifications: One More Time... No. 1 on Billboard 200 (chart dated October 28, 2023); multiple Gold and Platinum certifications in the US and UK for earlier albums
• Next live date: 2026 arena show at Uber Arena, Berlin, followed by Barclays Arena, Hamburg

Frequently asked questions about Blink-182

When do Blink-182 play in Germany in 2026?
The band’s official tour overview lists arena dates in Berlin at the Uber Arena and in Hamburg at the Barclays Arena as part of their 2026 European run.

Which album underpins the current Blink-182 tour?
The reunion shows are tied to the studio album One More Time..., released in October 2023, while the setlist still leans heavily on classics from Enema of the State and Take Off Your Pants and Jacket.

How successful was One More Time... on the charts?
One More Time... debuted at No. 1 on the Billboard 200, giving Blink-182 their third US chart-topping album and reinforcing their status as an arena-level act.

All information in this article is based on publicly available sources such as official band communications, chart publications and established ticketing platforms and may be subject to change by the organizers.