Blink 182 Tickets

At the 2009 Grammys, Blink 182 appeared onstage together for the first time since December 2004 to announce the reformation of their pop-punk band, making millions of fans throughout the world very happy.

The band, which broke up in 2005 to pursue other options, became the poster boys for a new pop-friendly punk sound with catch hooks and witty lyrics after their formation in 1992.

Tom DeLonge, Mark Hoppus and Scott Raynor originally formed the band, with Travis Barker replacing Raynor on drums in 1998. The trio signed with Cargo Music and released "Cheshire Cat" and "Buddha" in 1994. They put out "Dude Ranch" in 1996 and found modest fame with the single "Damnit."

The 1999 release "Enema of the State" included a number of hits, including "What's My Age Again," "All the Small Things," and "Adam's Song." They then put out "The Urethra Chronicles," a DVD that features behind-the-scenes information, and "The Mark, Tom and Travis Show (The Enema Strikes Back!)," both in 2000.

"Take Off Your Pants and Jacket" was another hit album for them in 2001, and in 2003 they released their eponymous fifth studio album, which featured a more mature sound, including the hits "Feeling This," "I Miss You," "Down," and "Always." The group then embarked on the "DollaBill" tour, which charged $1 per person. The trio also toured with No Doubt.

In 2004, DeLonge quit the band, which began an indefinite hiatus. Barker went on to star in an MTV reality show "Meet the Barkers," and continued to perform with Hoppus in the band "+44." DeLonge formed the band "Angels &Airwaves," both of which found modest success.

The band has announced on their website that they are back together and picking up where they left up. A new album is expected in 2009, and a tour is planned for the summer.