Bonbomb Tickets

Bonbomb emerged from the New York City music scene on October 29, 2002, as an opening act for Gene Loves Jezebel at Don Hill's. The trio—Wilson Jaramillo, Raúl Mederos, and M.H. “Hank” Yaghooti—crafted a distinctive dance-punk-electro sound steeped in influences from Kraftwerk to The Cure, Nine Inch Nails, and Depeche Mode. Though the band disbanded in 2008, their music lives on in public archives and fan reissues, inviting new listeners to discover their Swedish-engineered energy and gritty NYC attitude.

Bonbomb's discography features The Sedated Nations (2005, Bombomb) and Is Who We Are and Right Now We Are... (2004, They Go Boom!). Notable tracks like It's My Space and We All Share This Air We Breathe evoke the band's signature blend of electronic propulsion and post-punk sensibility. While there isn't current touring or new releases documented, fans and new listeners can still explore their catalog and historical performances. For fans looking to connect, Bonbomb’s legacy remains accessible through archival recordings and official channels that preserve their place in early-2000s NYC music culture.