They definitely were not dropped. Anyone remember the Billboard cover story? I also remember reading another article where someone from Interscope said that Neighborhoods sold more in its first week than the label thought it would and that they would like to continue to work with them.


Dennehy says that Interscope plans to continue a relationship with the band after "Neighborhoods." "We're in the business of putting out Blink-182 albums, and . . . we're excited about the future now that they're back together," he says. Meanwhile, Hoppus doesn't express any displeasure with the band's label situation, and Barker says there weren't any "horror stories" involved with the release.