Blink-182 & Alkaline Trio Tickets
T-Mobile Center | Kansas City, Missouri
Expect something loud and legendary. Blink-182 delivers their classic high-energy concert performance to Kansas City's T-Mobile Center this September 27, 2025, with an opening set from Chicago emo-punk outfit Alkaline Trio. The award-winning, GRAMMY-nominated group who tore into the punk scene with razor-sharp hits from 1999's Enema of the State are back on the road in a production jam-packed with everything that made them irreversibly iconic.
This fall, Blink-182 presents the "Missionary Impossible" Tour, an all-in-one punk-rock event featuring the classics since their caustic debut, from 1995's Cheshire Cat to 2023's One More Time. Join Mark Hoppus, Tom DeLonge, and Travis Barker as they fire off "Dammit," "All the Small Things," "Adam's Song," "First Date," "I Miss You," and "Edging," among more Alternative Airplay hits and multi-platinum singles that sliced through 21st-century monotony. Bark and bite are the same in Blink-182's chaotic soundscape. Embrace their mess and their knowing humor by scoring tickets to "Missionary Impossible."
Mark Hoppus, Tom DeLonge, and Travis Barker are inciting the punk rock rebellion anew. Last year, the multi-awarded Blink-182 trio called a successful wrap on the "One More Time" Tour, which supported their latest album of the same name across North America. This fall, they're going back to the road. Raise the alert for the "Missionary Impossible" 2025 Tour, ft. guest act Alkaline Trio, coming in hot to 19 US cities with a couple of festival appearances along the way. The band and guests will play the Kansas City crowd on Saturday, September 27, at the T-Mobile Center, a premier concert destination hailed for its atmosphere and world-class advancements in convenience, catering, and comfort.
After back-to-back-to-back years of headlining major concerts, the group extends their touring streak with a slate of gigs that lean into their punk roots. Blink-182 will showcase a setlist bursting at the seams with classics from their complete catalog. It's all or nothing. From Platinum-certified faves "All the Small Things, "I Miss You," and "What's My Age Again?" to chart-topping Alternative Airplay comebacks such as "Edging" and "One More Time," this GRAMMY-nominated three will bring hoards of fans to a total state of euphoria through some of punk rock's crunchiest records. Their style combines aggressive energy with hooks and tongue-in-cheek humor that perfectly captures the zeitgeist during the turn of the 21st century.
Holder of over twenty major music awards, including an MTV VMA and a recent iHeartRadio "Alternative Song of the Year," Blink-182 stands at the pinnacle of American punk influence. They charted many of the genre's standards, including "First Date," "Adam's Song," "Dammit," and "The Rock Show," across nine albums. Fans and critics may debate which record hit the peak, but most would agree on the timeless acclaim of 1999's Enema of the State and 2001's Take Off Your Pants and Jacket. The rest is history, one that plotted a run of Billboard Top 3 albums up to 2023's One More Time.
Former Blink-182 frontman Matt Skiba leads his band of latter-day Chicago punk and emo upstarts in an opening performance. They are the Alkaline Trio of "Mercy Me," "Stupid Kid," and, more recently, Blood, Hair, and Eyeballs LP fame. Buy tickets now for Blink-182's "Missionary Impossible" Tour LIVE at the T-Mobile Center!
