Tsunami Bomb has long established themselves as one of the most fearless and dynamic forces in the punk music scene. Originally formed in the late ’90s in Petaluma, CA, the band, now comprised of Dominic Davi (bass), Kate Jacobi (vocals), Andy Pohl (guitar), Oobliette Sparks (keyboards/vocals), and Gabriel Lindeman (drums) have forged their legacy through a potent mix of melodic punk energy and dark, anthemic undercurrents. After a triumphant return from hiatus in 2015, the band hasn’t looked back, blazing ahead with new music, a renewed spirit, and an ever-growing fanbase. Their 2019 album The Spine That Binds proved Tsunami Bomb wasn’t interested in nostalgia, they were evolving, writing the songs they wanted to hear, and fans old and new followed.

Unwilling to be confined by the “punk” label, Tsunami Bomb has always embraced the theatrical and the emotional in equal measure. Their bold visual aesthetic, powerful female-fronted vocals, and storytelling lyrics set them apart early on, and it’s a legacy they’ve continued to expand on. They've shared stages with everyone from AFI and The Bouncing Souls to Face to Face and Flogging Molly, bringing their high-energy live show to audiences across the U.S., Europe, and beyond. Working with storied punk label Alternative Tentacles, The Spine That Binds found the band leaning further into their blend of post-hardcore bite, synth-laced moodiness, and sing-along punk hooks, earning praise from press outlets and fans alike.

With new music on the way and a hunger that refuses to fade, the band continues to defy expectations and challenge assumptions. Vocalist Kate Jacobi commands with raw emotion and razor-sharp delivery, perfectly complementing the band’s hard-charging instrumentals and layered melodies. Tsunami Bomb has never followed the rulebook, and now, they’re rewriting it entirely.