Blink-182 singer-bassist and co-founding member Mark Hoppus has introduced Fahrenheit-182, his new memoir co-written with Sellout writer Dan Ozzi. The e-book hits cabinets on April 8, 2025 through Dey Avenue Books. In a cheeky infomercial-style video, Hoppus guarantees the memoir will get into skateboarding, ’90s music, and band breakups, in addition to his analysis with most cancers, which he’s since handled with chemotherapy.
“It is a story of what occurs when an angst-ridden child who grew up within the desert experiences his dad and mom’ bitter divorce, strikes across the nation, switches identities from dork to goth to skate punk, and finally meets his greatest pal who simply so occurs to be his musical soulmate,” reads a description for the e-book. “Threaded via with the very human story of a relentless battle with anxiousness and Mark’s public battle and overcome most cancers, Fahrenheit-182 is a delight for followers and in addition a humorous, sensible, and relatable memoir for anybody who has wished to stop however stored going.”
Hoppus isn’t the primary member of Blink-182 to write down a e-book. Travis Barker launched his personal memoir, Can I Say: Residing Massive, Dishonest Dying, and Drums, Drums, Drums, again in 2016, and Tom DeLonge revealed the sci-fi novel Trinity this previous June. As for Ozzi, that is the second memoir he’s co-written with an artist, following 2016’s Tranny: Confessions of Punk Rock’s Most Notorious Anarchist Sellout by In opposition to Me! singer Laura Jane Grace.
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