do what we set out to do when we re-formed...get a new blink-182 album recorded. Apologies to all of our fans who have bought tickets and were looking forward to the Summer shows but we'll be back soon with the rescheduled dates in Summer 2012, have a new album out and be able to play new songs for you all. Thanks for all of the continued support and understanding". Shortly after this announcement, media outlets confirmed the band would tour the U.S. on the 10th Annual Honda Civic Tour. The band opened the long running concert tour back in 2001. They were joined by My Chemical Romance. With the album near completion in June 2011, the band toured Canada in August, separate from the Honda Civic Tour. Opening acts Against Me! (Canada) Rancid (Canada) The All-American Rejects (Europe, select dates) Four Year Strong (Birmingham—7 June, London—8 June, Dublin, Belfast) Twin Atlantic (London—9 June, Manchester, Birmingham—16 June, Sheffield, Newcastle, Glasgow) The Blackout (Bournemouth, Cardiff, Nottingham, Liverpool) Royal Republic (Germany) Lower Than Atlantis (London;25 July) Setlist "Feeling This" "Up All Night" "The Rock Show" "What's My Age Again?" "Down" "I Miss You" "Stay Together for the Kids" "Dumpweed" "Not Now" "Always" "Violence" "After Midnight" "First Date" "Heart's All Gone" "Dick Lips" "Man Overboard" "Ghost on the Dancefloor" "All the Small Things" "Josie" Encore "Untitled I" (contains elements of "Can a Drummer Get Some?", "Beat Goes On", "Let's Go" and "Misfits") (Instrumental Interlude) "Carousel" "Dammit" "Family Reunion" Source: Tour dates Festivals and other miscellaneous performances Cancellations and rescheduled shows Critical reception The shows in Canada were well received by music critics. Rob Williams (Winnipeg Free Press) gave the concert at the MTS Centre four out of five stars. He says, "It didn't seem to matter to the crowd of 6,000 who ate everything up, from old favourites like 'Feeling This', 'Rock Show' and 'What's My Age Again?' to the new 'Up All Night' and 'After Midnight', both which lack the melodic hooks of their best material". For their show at Rexall Place, Mike Ross (Jam!) gave the band four out of five stars. . The band's Music Hall of Williamsburg 9/11 benefit show received critical acclaim. "On Wednesday night, Blink tore through the tiny Brooklyn club, raging hard and bringing some much needed relief to a city still dealing with the terrorist attacks of a dozen years ago", wrote James Montgomery of MTV