Travis Barker Documentary to Stream on Hulu This Summer

The iconic but fairly quiet drummer will share a closer look at his life.

A new Hulu documentary is set to focus on one of the most acclaimed and influential rock drummers of all time.

What's Happening:

  • During its Get Real House stream, Hulu announced an upcoming documentary featuring Travis Barker.
  • Titled Travis Barker: Louder Than Fear, the documentary will focus on the drummer's return to the limelight after surviving a plane crash in 2008.
  • The crash killed four people (including two pilots and two passengers), while Barker and Adam "DJ AM" Goldstein survived. Tragically, Goldstein would pass away less than a year later.
  • The plane accident is actually referenced in the 2023 Blink-182 song "One More Time," which Barker produced and performs on.

  • According to Deadline, the doc is set to arrive this summer and will also feature appearances from collaborators, cultural icons, and others closest to him.
  • It will show a complex man battling pain and grief while also exploring "the thin line between survival and surrender."
  • While best known for his role in Blink-182, Barker has previously played in bands such as The Transplants, +44, Boxcar Racer, and The Aquabats. He's also been a frequent collaborator for several artists.
  • More recently, he's become a producer, working with Machine Gun Kelly, Avril Lavigne, and more.
  • Travis Barker: Louder Than Fear is directed by Justin Krook and Michael Dwyer and produced by Matthew Weaver and Nick Stern, with executive producers Lawrence Vavra and John Janick.
  • Barker and Hulu previously partnered on a special titled ‘Til Death Do Us Part Kourtney & Travis, which featured his nuptials to wife Kourtney Kardashian.

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