How I Became The Bomb Tickets

How I Became The Bomb is a vintage synth-pop infused with jittery indie rock, formed in 2005 in Murfreesboro, Tennessee. The core members—Jon Burr, Russell Hanberry, Adam Richardson, Andy Spore, and Eli Beaird—created a sound that blends lush synths with energetic guitar work. Over the years, they released self-produced albums and an EP that captured a dedicated following.

Known for their melodic hooks and catchy arrangements, the band later explored more expansive concepts with the Adonis-era material. Their viral single Ulay, Oh helped bring them onto bigger stages and charts, highlighting their knack for modern pop with a vintage twist. While public tour details have shifted since the mid-2010s, fans still seek opportunities to experience their distinctive sound live or through studio releases.

Below you'll find a concise biography, discography highlights, and the latest tour information we can share. If you’re looking to catch How I Became The Bomb live, we’ll help you secure your seats with a straightforward, no-pressure process.

Biography highlights: Formed in 2005 in Murfreesboro, TN, How I Became The Bomb features members Jon Burr, Russell Hanberry, Adam Richardson, Andy Spore, and Eli Beaird. Their style fuses vintage synth-pop with jittery indie rock, creating songs that feel both retro and fresh. Early self-released albums include Let’s Go! (2006) and Deadly Art (2009), setting the stage for a broader Adonis-era exploration that includes the Ulay, Oh track and the four-digi-EP Through Adversity to the Stars (2009). The Adonis EP arrived in 2014, continuing the band’s tradition of inventive pop with an indie edge.

Discography highlights: - Let’s Go! (2006) [self-released] - Deadly Art (2009) [self-released] - Through Adversity to the Stars (2009) [conceptEP] - Adonis (EP, 2014) with Ulay, Oh and Break Hearts Popular track to note: Ulay, Oh—viral success that reached #58 on the US Billboard Hot 100 and #77 on the UK Official Charts during the Adonis-era material.

Tour and live activity: The group’s most widely covered activity dates back to the mid-2010s, with public 2025 tour dates not publicly listed. Social channels remain active for updates and new material. If you’re hoping to see How I Became The Bomb live, we’ll monitor and share any official announcements as soon as they’re available.