Travis Barker played the supporting role of his new wife Kourtney Kardashian’s husband as they traveled East for the launch of his Boohoo collection during New York Fashion Week.

Now back in his adopted hometown of Calabasas, Los Angeles, the Blink-182 drummer took a brief break from his work day to stop at Blue Bottle Coffee for a pick-me-up in the form of four cups of Joe.

Distracted by what seemed like a business call, the Southern California native walked straight from his parked vehicle to the store, keeping his phone close to his face as he chatted.

Barker, 46, looked rocker cool in faded black jeans with matching Vans trainers and a red t-shirt with the logo of psychobilly rock band The Cramps on the front.

He accessorized with a thick silver necklace and a black beanie that covered most of the tattoos that cover his head.

But while wearing a short-sleeved tee, her plethora of body ink along her arms, hands, and neck was easily visible to the casual passerby.

Rocker approved: The blink-182 drummer stepped out on his cafe trail in black jeans with Vans sneakers and a red t-shirt with the logo of psychobilly band The Cramps on the front

Fashion week visit: Barker was in Manhattan to support his wife Kourtney Kardashian’s Boohoo fashion show during New York Fashion Week, which just ended on Thursday

Eye of the camera: The cameras were never too far away during the couple’s stay in New York

After making his purchase, the rocker headed back outside to his vehicle, and again was seen talking on the phone.

While Barker has collaborated with an array of different artists, whether on stage or in the recording studio, which includes production, his main musical activity has been Blink-182.

There’s been a lot of talk surrounding the band over the past few weeks and months, which has some fans hoping they’ll be back on the road soon on tour with original co-vocalist and guitarist Tom DeLonge.

The band have been sidelined since vocalist-bassist Mark Hoppus was diagnosed with stage 4 diffuse large B-cell lymphoma in April 2021.

Fashion statement: The acclaimed drummer made his own fashion statement when he and his wife attended the Tommy Hilfiger fashion show during NYFW

Rockin’ out; Barker was able to jam on drums during New York Fashion Week

At the time of his grueling chemotherapy treatment, DeLonge, Barker and Hoppus all reunited in the same room, a first in more than five years, and seemingly mended fences.

“It’s actually better than before,” said All The Small Things musician People of their meetings, adding: “There was no agenda. There were no lingering grudges. It came down to what it should be: three friends sitting in a room.”

Following these “brutal” chemo sessions, Hoppus was declared cancer-free last September.

The former trio’s new connection has many fans thinking they’ll get back together, which could mean current co-vocalist and guitarist Matt Skiba will be kicked out of the band.

Strike a pose: Barker has shared some images from his photoshoot for his upcoming cover story for Hunger Magazine: The Celebrity Issue

Cover boy: The Hunger magazine’s celebrity issue will feature an assortment of photos of Barker

Passionate: The hot and heavy couple cuddled up for their flight home to Los Angeles

So far, there has been no official announcement, but there are signs that DeLonge will be joining the group after a seven-year absence.

“I continue to write music and am open to the next phase of Blink,” said Hoppus, 50, when asked about Blink-182’s status. ‘I am hopeful for the future. I’m just damn happy to be here.

As for Skiba, he was asked if he still plays in Blink-182 in an Instagram post, to which he replied, “Your guess is as good as mine.”

Although he admitted his status was uncertain, Skiba added that he was “very proud” and “grateful” for his time with Blink-182.

Talking about a reunion: There was talk of original Blink-182 co-vocalist-guitarist Ton DeLonge (left) joining the band after apparently mending fences with the guys while Mark Hoppus underwent “brutal” chemotherapy treatments after his cancer diagnosis in April 2021; the former trio is seen in 2012, three years before DeLonge left the band

Band Status: Current co-vocalist and guitarist Matt Skiba (right) confessed he wasn’t sure about his status with Blink-182 in a recent Instagram post; the current range of Blink-182 is seen in 2019