The band performs at Lollapalooza Argentina this Friday (15th), from where they head to their first show in Brazil, scheduled for the 22nd
Blink-182 is already in Argentina, where they will perform at Lollapalooza in Buenos Aires this Friday (15). While passing through the capital, Tom DeLonge and Mark Hoppus took the opportunity to visit Malba – Museum of Latin American Art in Buenos Aires and see some works, including the very Brazilian Abaporu, by Tarsila do Amaral.
In the photos, shared on social media, Hoppus and De Longe appear in front of some important pieces of Latin American culture. In addition to the painting Abaporu, a classic by Tarsila do Amaral painted in 1928, Hoppus and DeLonge also posed next to The Impossible (1945), by Minas Gerais artist Maria Martins.
Blink-182 in South America
Blink-182 inaugurated the series of shows scheduled in South America. The group arrived in Peru and made their first performance in the country this Tuesday, the 12th.
With this, the performance at Lollapalooza Brasil, which takes place on March 22nd, seems increasingly real. In 2023, the band canceled their show in the country after Travis Barker broke a finger. The drummer even stated that he would cancel the 2024 performance, after a joke from a Brazilian user.
At the Peruvian show, songs from the band’s new album — ONE MORE TIME… (2023) — appeared on the setlist, as well as the hits; check out:
1. Anthem Part Two
2. The Rock Show
3. Family Reunion
4. Wendy Clear
5. Feeling This
6. Violence
7. Up All Night
8. Reckless Abandonment
9. Dumpweed
10. MORE THAN YOU KNOW
11. EDGING
12. DANCE WITH ME
13. Aliens Exist
14. Happy Holidays, You Bastard
15. FUCK FACE
16. Stay Together for the Kids
17.Down
18. ANTHEM PART 3
19. Bored to Death
20. I Miss You
21. TURPENTINE
22. What’s My Age Again?
23. First Date
24. All the Small Things
25. Dammit
26. ONE MORE TIME
Source: Rollingstone
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