Angels & Airwaves, an innovative American rock band, was formed in 2005 by lead vocalist and guitarist Tom DeLonge following the hiatus of his previous band, Blink-182. The group quickly established itself as a multimedia project, blending music with film and graphic novels. Their debut album, “We Don’t Need to Whisper,” released in 2006, achieved significant commercial success, reaching No. 4 on the Billboard 200 and earning gold certifications in both the US and Canada. The album’s lead single, “The Adventure,” showcased their unique sound and garnered critical acclaim, setting the stage for their artistic vision.

In 2007, Angels & Airwaves released their second studio album, “I-Empire,” which further solidified their presence in the rock genre. The album featured the hit single “Everything’s Magic,” which became a staple on California radio. The band’s commitment to pushing creative boundaries was evident as they incorporated visual storytelling into their music, culminating in the release of the science fiction film “Love” in 2011, which accompanied their ambitious “Love” album project.

The band’s evolution continued with the release of “The Dream Walker” in 2014, which included the animated short film “Poet Anderson: The Dream Walker.” This project exemplified their dedication to merging music with visual art, enhancing the overall experience for fans. Their most recent album, “Lifeforms,” released in 2021, showcased their growth and adaptability in the ever-changing music landscape, featuring a blend of alternative rock and neo-prog influences.

Throughout their career, Angels & Airwaves have been recognized for their artistic contributions, including winning the Best Animation award at the Toronto International Film Festival for “Poet Anderson: The Dream Walker.” With a commitment to exploring larger human themes through various mediums, Angels & Airwaves continue to inspire and connect with audiences worldwide, proving that they are more than just a band—they are a transformative artistic force.