Blink-182 member sings a Blink-182 hit with the Colorado Avalanche crowd

Mark Hoppus, one of the singers and founding members of the band Blink-182, marked the Colorado Avalanche’s opening game during banner night by singing the hit “All the Small Things” with the crowd.

Not a Small Thing tonight, huh?#GoAvsGo pic.twitter.com/UiOkkwdmJc

— Colorado Avalanche (@Avalanche) October 13, 2022

Note that this song was originally sung by Tom DeLonge, who has been back with the band for a few days now in preparation for a tour and album in 2023.

That said, the reason Hoppus was on hand to accompany the crowd’s singing was because of the team’s fans who went viral with their Blink-182 chants in the playoffs.

Hoppus, who just recently beat cancer, actually opened up to Av‘s fans:

“What a season, what a team! Congratulations, you did it! Stanley Cup champions! Thank you so much for taking our group with you; it means a lot to us. Let’s do it again next season!”

Opening Night gave us all goosebumps as we watched the 2021-2022 Stanley Cup banner raise to the rafters and the @Avalanche start off the season with a win. pic.twitter.com/Sc3Q4jF2ut

— AltitudeTV (@AltitudeTV) October 14, 2022