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If you purchase an independently reviewed product or service through a link on our website, Rolling Stone may receive an affiliate commission. From headlining festivals like When We Were Young and Riot Fest to hitting the road for their own Missionary Impossible Tour with Alkaline Trio later this summer, punk rock trio blink-182 are giving fans plenty of chances to see them perform live this year — and even some new threads to wear, just in time for all the upcoming rock shows. Before Mark Hoppus , Tom DeLonge, and Travis Barker embark on their North American trek and hit the festival circuit, fans can stock up on a handful of officially licensed blink-182 merch , now available on the band’s Amazon storefront ahead of their 2025 tour dates.
Whether you’re looking for band T-shirts, sweaters, or even vinyl LPs, turn the lights off, and carry these pieces of blink-182 merch home. $24.99 This official blink-182 T-shirt takes its design from the band’s One More Time LP, featuring a graffiti-inspired illustration of the group’s portrait and the name of the album.
It comes in multiple sizes, including small up to 6XL, and a variety of color options like black, dark green, and heather gray. $29.99 This blink-182 tee takes us back to the Nineties.
The simple white short-sleeved T-shirt features the band’s name and logo front-and-center, just like it appeared in blue, white, and red on the cover the group’s 1999 LP, Enema of the State . $49.99 This long-sleeved graphic blink-182 sweatshirt features a classic fit, boasting the band’s name across the chest and the group’s smiley face logo in yellow.
$49.99 If you’re all set on band tees, blink-182 also offer this graphic pullover hoodie complete with photos of the members on the front of the sweatshirt and blink’s name printed in red, white, and blue. Available in sizes $41.
98 Released in 2024, the band’s One More Time...
Part 2 is now on vinyl, featuring 27 songs and two records in, as the Amazon description calls it, a “Blue Balls” colorway. “The California pop-punk pioneers hark back to the thrashing sound of their most beloved albums, 1999’s Enema of the State and 2000’s Take Off Your Pants and Jacket , as they tackle death, existential crises, and DeLonge’s return to the band after a hiatus that began in 2015,” Rolling Stone ‘s Maya Georgi wrote in the blink-182 One More Time album review . $37.
96 Featuring hits like “I Miss You” and “Feeling This,” blink’s 2003 LP is now available to pick up on vinyl on Amazon. “blink-182’s protracted adolescence has finally ended,” Rolling Stone wrote in the blink-182 album review . “There is nary a goofy moment on the San Diego punk-pop band’s fifth album, which is more experimental and harder-hitting than anything else it has done.
” $24.98 $29.99 17% off “You can dismiss blink-182 as cartoons if you like,” Rob Sheffield wrote in the 2001 album review .
“They’re certainly not going to stop you. They even call their new album Take Off Your Pants and Jacket : Say it out loud, let your inner eighth-grader savor the cadence of the phrase.” $21.
99 Great for hauling your laptop to work or some new vinyl home from the record store, this official blink-182 tote bag comes in a durable polyester canvas material featuring blink’s name in pink with a neon yellow outline. $22.00 Who says your tech accessories can’t get a little metal? This iPhone 16 case features blink’s name and a skeletal hand flipping the bird.
Bonus: It’s also pretty tough thanks to its scratch-resistant polycarbonate design. $15.99 If you want a more comfortable, sturdy way to hold your phone or tablet, go for this adhesive PopGrip, which features the blink-182 smiley face logo and the band’s name in red and yellow over a blue background.
Shop more blink-182 merch, including officially licensed pieces of apparel and gear, now on Amazon ..
