Blink 182 drummer Travis Barker visits vegan institution Staazi & Co before Adelaide show

The punk rock legend has popped into a popular CBD institution ahead of a sold-out show – but did Kourtney follow him to Adelaide?

Blink 182 superstar Travis Barker has made the most of all the small things on offer in Adelaide, popping in for a quick feed at a CBD yiros haunt before the band’s massive Entertainment Centre show.

Barker, who has been a vegan since surviving a horror plane crash in 2008, grabbed a yiros from 100 per cent plant-based institution Staazi & Co on Saturday night.

“It had our staff so surprised last night to see the Blink-182 star grab a yiros … they were asking “What’s My Age Again?” the restaurant posted to Instagram on Sunday.

“We can’t help but be thankful for Travis stopping by, and be grateful for “All The Small Things”.

“We will “Always” cherish these memories!!”

Barker flew to Australia on Tuesday last Tuesday with his wife Kourtney Kardashian, kicking off his tour with Blink-182 bandmates Tom DeLonge and Mark Hoppus in Perth last Thursday.

The legendary punk rockers took to the stage in Adelaide at the Entertainment Centre on Sunday night – the band’s first time performing in Australia in seven years.

They were last here for their world tour in 2013, but Barker’s fear of flying, which stemmed from the 2008 plane crash that almost took his life, prevented him from joining the band.

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