Mark Hoppus

Markus Allan Hoppus (b. March 15, 1972), better known as Mark Hoppus is a founding member of the pop punk band blink-182. He plays bass guitar, electric guitar, and does vocals. Mark is generally known for being the singer of the some of the band's bigger hits such as What's My Age Again and Dammit.

Discography

• Blink — Flyswatter (1992), vocals and bass on the entire album.
• Blink — Buddha (1994), vocals and bass on the entire album.
• Blink 182 — Cheshire Cat (1994), vocals and bass on the entire album.
• Blink 182 — Dude Ranch (1997), vocals and bass on the entire album.
• The Ataris — Look Forward to Failure (1998), vocals on "My So-called Life".
• Blink 182 — Enema of the State (1999), vocals and bass on the entire album.
• Blink 182 — ' (2000), vocals and bass on the entire album.
• Blink 182 — Take off Your Pants and Jacket (2001), vocals and bass on the entire album.
• Simple Plan — No Pads, No Helmets...Just Balls (2002), vocals on "I'd Do Anything".
• Boxcar Racer — Box Car Racer (2002), vocals on "Elevator".
• New Found Glory — Sticks and Stones (2002), bass on "Something I Call Personality".
• Blink 182 — blink-182 (2003), vocals and bass on the entire album.
• MxPx — Panic (2005), backing vocals on "Wrecking Hotel Rooms".
• Motion City Soundtrack — Commit This to Memory (2005), vocals on "Hangman", producer on the entire album.