Uploaded March 2026 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago
Tom DeLonge has always had one of the most recognizable voices in pop punk, but he definitely got tighter after leaving Blink-182. Part of that is because Angels & Airwaves gave him slower tempos, different melodies, and more room to actually control his voice. He still had that raw garage-punk style, but the singing got a lot stronger.
Tom DeLonge has always had one of the most recognizable voices in pop punk, but he definitely got tighter after leaving Blink-182. Part of that is because Angels & Airwaves gave him slower tempos, different melodies, and more room to actually control his voice. He still had that raw garage-punk style, but the singing got a lot stronger.










