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Blink-182 Plays Swanky Private Event Two Miles From Coachella

October 7, 2026

Blink-182 were lured out of their hibernation Saturday night (10/3) and accepted an invite to play a private gig at a luxurious resort eight minutes away from the Empire Polo Club where the Coachella festival is held.

The trio played a 9 song set of their hits in what is now their second private show of 2026, following their gig in May in Los Angeles thanks to Mercedes-Benz.

You might remember back in May, drummer Travis Barker said before the event, "Blink has one show this year. It's like a private party," giving fans the impression it would be the last time they were going to play in '26.

read more at: Setlist.fm

Last Setlist

blink‐182 at Zenyara, Coachella, CA, USA

  1. Feeling This
  2. The Rock Show
  3. Man Overboard
  4. FUCK FACE
  5. What's My Age Again?
  6. I Miss You
  7. Dammit
  8. First Date
  9. All the Small Things

Last verified October 8, 2026.

setlist via setlist.fm

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