MARK HOPPUS

Mark Hoppus Markus Allen Hoppus (born in Ridgecrest, California, March 15, 1972, age 40 years) are musicians who form the American punk rock band, Blink-182, and the alternative rock band, +44. He played bass in the band. biography When Mark was 15 years old, he got his first bass as a birthday gift from his father. Mark learned bass by way of self-taught. In August 1992, Mark's sister named Anne introduced him to Tom DeLonge. In 1992, Mark and Tom met with Scott Raynor. Then they all agreed to create a music group called Blink-182.In 1996, Scott Raynor disease caused by drinking. Scott had to get out of the Blink-182 to undergo rehabilitation. Scott came out in 1997 after the Blink-182 released the album Dude Ranch. In 1997, Blink-182 touring with The Aquabats. There they met with Travis Barker, drummer for The Aquabats. They offer Travis to be a drummer in the band span> Blink-182 and Travis were accepted his offer. On February 2005, Blink-182 disbanded. Mark and Travis made ​​the band a stream not far different from Blink-182, with Shane Gallagher and Craig Fairbaugh. The band was named +44. Mark is married to Skye Everly on December 2, 2000. Mark has a son named Jack Hoppus born on August 5, 2002. Mark lives in Los Angels and in the studio recording the album +44.