Bad news for Travis Barker! The drummer is hit with another health woe this year as he announced on social media that he's suffering from a health condition and he misses drumming.
Taking to his official Instagram account, the rocker wrote, "Covid sucks I'd rather be playing drums," with a photo of himself practicing with drumsticks at Machine Gun Kelly's concert.
The blink-182 member has been touring with MGK over the past few months for his "Mainstream Sellout" tour. (via Loudwire)
As of this writing, the rocker did not confirm whether other people from MGK's camp tested positive for the virus.
Not Travis Barker's First Health Woe This Year
In early reports, fans were shocked as the California-based musician revealed that he was hospitalized due to an alarming medical condition.
Per the outlet, Barker was taken to a medical facility due to pancreatitis after undergoing an endoscopy.
In a series of tweets, the drummer explained that he felt great after his endoscopy, but he felt an "excruciating pain" after eating dinner.
READ ALSO: A New Talent Who Is Keeping The Tradition Alive Of Bringing Passion In Rap Music- Face The Great
He was immediately taken to the hospital and doctors noticed a "very small polyp" in a sensitive area.
"This resulted in severe life-threatening pancreatitis. I am so very very grateful that with intensive treatment I am currently much better," he added.
Barker said he's grateful for the intensive treatment and he's now feeling better.
A week after being hospitalized, he immediately went back to work as he was spotted visiting his music studio in early July.
Other Travis Barker, Blink-182 Updates
Barker's recent health woe comes a few days after Mark Hoppus rekindled his friendship with Tom DeLonge, leading fans to speculate if Blink-182 will be reunited as a band.
He told People Magazine that his cancer journey helped the music group get together in the same room in five years. They all felt better because they had no agenda and no "lingering grudges."
"It felt very back to what it should be: three friends sitting in a room," Hoppus added.
Today, the vocalist/bassist has since recovered from his stage 4 cancer and is believed to be spending time in the studio to work on the next Blink-182 song.
He hinted at the band's possible return by saying he keeps on writing music and he's open to whatever their future is.
READ MORE: Coldplay Chris Martin Pauses Wembley Concert Mid-Performance: Here's Why
