Blink-182 Christmas Advent Calendar

Trading traditional red-and-gold tinsel for pitch-black paperboard, neon hot-pink paint splatters, electric cyan accents, and a ska-punk black-and-white checkerboard border, the Blink-182 Christmas Advent Calendar turns December into a 24-day retrospective of Southern California pop-punk history. Across the front cover, portraits of Tom DeLonge, Mark Hoppus wearing his signature ASHLEY-lettered strap, and Travis Barker holding drumsticks stand beneath the white five-arrow grinning smiley emblem, setting the tone for twenty-four daily unboxings rooted in studio album artwork and MTV-era music video lore.

Three Decades of Discography and Music Video Iconography

Rather than repeating generic band logos, the twenty-four compartments trace specific milestones from the trio’s catalog from 1994 through their modern reunion era. Early skate-punk years appear through the seated Siamese cat on a Cheshire Cat pedestal and the muscular brown bull branded with a white smiley on its hip above a rustic Dude Ranch base. Their late-1990s and early-2000s breakthrough takes center stage with the blue medical glove over a red cross for Enema of the State, the red airplane, green pants, and yellow jacket circle badge from Take Off Your Pants and Jacket, the flaming red-and-pink anatomical heart for Feeling This, and the gothic black bat-wing heart inscribed with I Miss You.

Dual-Purpose Pedestal Figurines and Tree Hangings

Alongside flat relief album plaques, the calendar includes miniature sculpted figurines equipped with both top silver metal hanging loops and flat, title-labeled pedestal bases. That dual geometry lets collectors suspend the pieces from pine branches during December and line them up across a vinyl record shelf, amplifier top, or studio desk once the holidays wrap up.

Fans of the band’s classic music videos will spot immediate visual callbacks: the All the Small Things boy-band parody trio in white tracksuits, the running trio from What’s My Age Again?, the Josie cheerleader with pom-poms, and three separate nods to First Date—including Tom DeLonge’s 1970s disco Boomer character in a floral shirt, Boomer leaning against a wood-paneled station wagon, and a turquoise cruiser bicycle carrying a pink heart basket sign. Solo performance pieces round out the lineup with Tom DeLonge playing his seafoam-green Stratocaster or suited up as a white astronaut, Mark Hoppus slinging a hot-pink bass guitar, and Travis Barker captured both as a tattooed bust and behind his full drum kit.

• Era-Spanning Album Plaques: Includes sculpted reliefs for Enema of the State, Take Off Your Pants and Jacket, Neighborhoods monochrome skyline, California neon sunset palms, and full-band stage setups for ONE MORE TIME….
• Freestanding & Hanging Hardware: Every miniature piece incorporates a top silver metal loop for ornament hooks while pedestal-mounted character figures stand upright on flat surfaces year-round.
• Rigid Collector Packaging: The custom full-wrap paperboard exterior doubles as a permanent protective display case in a music room or home studio.

For households building a broader rock-and-roll holiday tree, this pop-punk countdown pairs naturally with the AC/DC rock ornament advent calendar to bridge classic stadium hard rock and nineties skate-punk nostalgia in one seasonal display.