Blink-182 bassist Mark Hoppus cut the expectations of the band’s fans who were expecting a solo performance in Brazil – in addition to the show already confirmed at Lollapalooza next year.
In a conversation with fans via the Discord app, Mark said that “it is very unlikely that a second show in Brazil will be added. [à turnê]”.
Headliners of Lolla, the bassist explained that there are a series of restrictions in the contract signed for the show at the festival.
He even answered a fan who recommended that the trio include eating açaí, coxinha and cheese bread in the script for their first visit to the country. “I’m going to do all the Brazil stuff,” Mark said.
Since 2020, the bassist has a Discord server where he occasionally appears to interact with Blink-182 fans.
Last Tuesday (11), the pop punk trio provoked an immense mobilization on the networks by announcing the return of singer Tom DeLonge, a new album and a world tour, with the unprecedented inclusion of Latin America between the scheduled dates.
Blink-182 even “punched” Lollapalooza Brasil, because the festival was already among the tour dates about an hour before the official announcement of the line-up with the artists of the 2023 edition.
Among the attractions of Lolla 2023 are singer Billie Eilish, who will also come to Brazil for the first time, and Canadian rapper Drake.
For now, it is possible to buy only tickets that include the three days of the festival – which will take place at the Interlagos Circuit, in São Paulo, between March 24th and 26th.
The values vary, with a fee, from R$ 1,530 to R$ 3,600, and can be purchased in this link.
Blink-182 bassist beat cancer
In September 2021, Mark Hoppus took to social media to announce that he was cured of cancer.
“I just saw my oncologist and I am cancer free!” wrote the Blink-182 frontman on Instagram. “Thank you God, universe, friends and family and everyone who sent support, kindness and love.”
Hoppus said he still needs to have tests every six months and it will take “until the end of the year to get back to normal.”
“Today is an incredible day. I feel so blessed,” he said.
Hoppus announced in June of that year that he was undergoing treatment for cancer, later revealing that it was stage 4 lymphoma.
Source: CNN Brasil
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