It looks like Angels and Airwaves are up to something.
Angels and Airwaves Tribute Cover Album
An Angels and Airwaves’ fansite, The AVA Movement, are putting together a tribute cover album for the band. Today they’ve released a trailer for the project.
Angels and Airwaves Tease New Music
Angels and Airwaves have begun teasing a “production from [the] entertainment division of To The Stars Academy. It looks like it’ll be new music and a tour.
Tom DeLonge Talks Aliens on Joe Rogan Podcast
Tom DeLonge is the latest guest on the Joe Rogan podcast. It’s currently live, and so far it’s odd. It’s … very odd.
Angels and Airwaves Release Acoustic “The Adventure”
Angels and Airwaves have released a new lyric video for the acoustic version of “The Adventure.”
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Angels and Airwaves Announce Acoustic EP
Angels and Airwaves are releasing an acoustic EP featuring songs from We Don’t Need To Whisper. The EP is now available for purchase here, and will be on streaming services this Friday. You can listen to the new version of “The Adventure” on YouTube.
Angels and Airwaves Working on New Album
Tom DeLonge has confirmed that a new Angels and Airwaves album is in the works.
Tom DeLonge Heads Into the Studio
Tom DeLonge will be heading into the studio next week.
Tom DeLonge on Why UFO Research Just Might Save Mankind
But since DeLonge parted ways with Blink-182 in 2015, his interest in extraterrestrials has become more than a hobby. “The more I got into it, the more I realized it was all real,” he tells Rolling Stone. “Then I was like, ‘OK, what am I going to do about it?'” So he started spreading the word. He began creating a multi-part, multi-platform rollout of an entirely new philosophy, one based on the theory that aliens have been visiting Earth for most of our species’ existence – and the only way for us to have a prosperous future on the planet is if we take that into account, and soon.
That sure is a headline.
Tom DeLonge: “They Have Someone Doing My Job for Me”
Tom DeLonge talked with the San Diego Tribune:
“Blink is in my DNA,” he said, suggesting an eventual reunion is likely. “I talk to Travis quite a bit and we try and figure out how and when it’s going to make sense.
“It’s not like I (permanently) walked away. They have someone doing my job for me (in blink). It’s just that I’m so busy. If I wanted to, I could be back (in blink) in a period of days.”
From a business perspective, DeLonge never left blink.
“I still own the band,” he noted, before quickly clarifying that he, Hoppus and Barker “own everything” blink-related.
Now I just can’t stop humming “I Could if I Wanted To.”
Tom DeLonge Announces ‘Gods’ Book
Tom DeLonge’s next novel, Gods, will be out on March 7th. Pre-orders are up and the full press release can be found below.
Tom DeLonge to Direct New Sci-Fi Feature ‘Strange Times’
The Hollywood Reporter has the news that Tom DeLonge will be directing the upcoming sci-fi- feature Strange Times:
The Blink-182 founder is set to direct a sci-fi feature that centers on a rebellious group of San Diego skateboarders, who take it upon themselves to investigate extreme paranormal activity around town, only to embark on an adventure that they could have never imagined.
And:
DeLonge’s band, Angels & Airwaves, will record new, original music for the film, which is slated to begin production in the fall.
Angels and Airwaves on Vinyl
Angels and Airwaves have posted up a bunch of vinyl for sale.
The Pursuit of Tone Featuring Tom DeLonge
The trailer for Ernie Ball’s The Pursuit of Tone featuring Tom DeLonge has been released.
Experience the stories behind Tom’s early influences in the San Diego skate scene to his sonic evolution from Blink 182 to Box Car Racer and Angels and Airwaves as well as his passion for film, novels, animation and constant artistic exploration.
The 90 minute documentary premieres August 19th at 8pm et/pt exclusively on Audience Music.
‘We Don’t Need to Whisper’ Acoustic Album Tease
Tom DeLonge seems to be hinting at an acoustic version of Angels and Aiwaves’ We Don’t Need to Whisper.