Because it's the genre that will never dieBlink-182's Mark HoppusWith massive comebacks, hype-inducing debuts and returning favourites on the slate, the death of the Warped Tour hasn’t killed pop-punk’s enduring spirit. 2019 has already seen fantastic albums from One Ok Rock, SWMRS and Say Anything but there’s much more to come. Here are nine reasons to get excited about the future. Blink-182 What: Untitled […]The post Nine brand new pop-punk records to look out for in 2019 appeared first on NME.