Studio Album · No. 9
One More Time... Songwriting Credits by Blink-182
Produced by Tom DeLonge, Mark Hoppus, Travis Barker, John Feldmann · Engineered by Adam Hawkins (mixing), Mark Stent (mixing), Serban Ghenea (mixing), Randy Merrill (mastering)
Holds writing credit on 17 of 17 tracks
Authorship Breakdown 17 / 17 documented
Scored across the 17 tracks with documented writers, by whether Blink-182 carries a lyricist or composer credit.
Share of the 17 tracks where a band member is credited, by role.
By the Numbers
One More Time... was produced by a rotating cast that included Ryan Tedder, Tim Armstrong, Andrew Goldstein, Brian Lee, Nick Long, and others, with mixing by Adam Hawkins, Mark "Spike" Stent, and Serban Ghenea, and mastering by Randy Merrill. It reunites the classic Mark Hoppus, Tom DeLonge, and Travis Barker lineup for the first time since Neighborhoods (2011). "Edging" charted at number 61 on the Billboard Hot 100 (their highest Hot 100 position in 18 years) and spent 13 weeks at number one on Alternative Airplay. The album marks the first Blink-182 record where DeLonge and Hoppus collaborated directly in the writing process since the 2011 reunion album.
One More Time... is the ninth studio album by blink-182, released in October 2023 on Columbia Records. It is the reunion album featuring the return of Tom DeLonge to the lineup alongside Hoppus and Barker, ending a seven-year absence and restoring the classic three-member configuration that fans had consistently identified as the essential lineup. DeLonge and Hoppus wrote all material, restoring the dual-songwriter dynamic of the band's commercial peak; the album's 17 tracks include 'Edging,' 'One More Time,' 'Fall Ball,' and 'More Than You Know,' with a production approach that synthesized the melodic pop-punk of the Enema era with the production sophistication of the self-titled album. 'Edging' reached number one on the Billboard Mainstream Rock chart, the band's first number-one single since California, and the album debuted at number two on the Billboard 200. One More Time... has been certified platinum and received reviews that were more positive than Nine or Neighborhoods, with critics noting that the DeLonge reunion gave the band a commercial and emotional coherence absent from the Skiba period. The album was a genuine commercial and artistic comeback rather than a nostalgia exercise.