Angels and Airwaves Live: Follow the Maybe


Over the weekend, Erich saw Angels and Airwaves (AVA) live at the Chicago House of Blues. In this episode, we spice things up with a different podcast style. First, Erich shares his thoughts on the experience of seeing AVA, but before that, we need a little background. A common theme of this podcast is how much we resonate with the music. There are deep roots within humanity and the creation of music. We have talked about our favorite artists or genres many times.

For Erich, Angels and Airwaves is a special band. AVA has been a cornerstone of his musical interests for many years. From an artistic perspective, Erich has resonated with AVA at a deep level. However, it wasn't until seeing the band live that it finally struck him how long he has followed the group, particularly Tom Delonge. He may not have realized why it has gone so deep until this point.

Tom Delonge is nothing short of fascinating. Without spending too much time on his current ventures, Tom is unashamed of his creativity. He will always choose to push his boundaries and what he wants to spend his time on. Tom's drive to explore could not be more apparent with the departure from Blink-182. Tom needed a bigger sandbox. He's an example of what you can do if you follow you're maybe. Tom is the founder of To The Stars and To The Stars Academy of Arts and Science. He could have comfortably ridden Blink-182 until the end, but instead, he chose a different path.

For Erich, Tom Delonge is an example of what could be possible, and it doesn't have to be grandiose, like changing the world but trying to see what moves you at your core.

Ask yourself this maybe I could...

What's the first thing that comes to mind? Now start moving in that direction, and it doesn't have to be life-altering; shift the sails. Keep going and see where that takes you.

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