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You've got a guy in the know for getting you great seats. The Interrupters bring high-energy ska-punk to venues across North America, led by vocalist Aimee Allen and the Bivona brothers. Since forming in 2011 in Los Angeles, they’ve built a reputation for tight musicianship, catchy hooks, and relentless live shows. Below you’ll find a detailed bio, highlights from their discography, and upcoming tour dates—so you can secure your seats with confidence.

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Pro tip: check the band’s official tour page at theinterrupters.com for the latest show info, and follow their official channels for announcements.

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The Interrupters started as a family-driven project in 2011, formed in Los Angeles by guitarist Kevin Bivona, and his brothers Justin (bass) and Jesse (drums), with vocalist Aimee Allen. They released four studio albums on Hellcat/Epitaph: The Interrupters (2014), Say It Out Loud (2016), Fight the Good Fight (2018), and In the Wild (2022). Their breakthrough single, She’s Kerosene, topped multiple charts, including US Alternative Songs (peak #4) and UK Indie (peak #1), helping propel the band to wider recognition. They’ve spent time on Vans Warped Tour (2016) and shared stages with Rancid and Bad Religion, cementing their live reputation.

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Upcoming shows in 2025 take them across the US and Canada, with stops at Westville Music Bowl in New Haven, Scène Promutuel in Sainte-Thérèse, Agora du Vieux-Port in Quebec City, and Tinker Field in Orlando, plus a San Pedro date. For the latest on dates, venues, and tickets, visit their official channels and secure your seats early.

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Quick Facts About The Interrupters

  • formed in 2011 in Los Angeles by guitarist Kevin Bivona and his brothers Justin (bass) and Jesse (drums) with vocalist Aimee Allen
  • four studio albums: The Interrupters (2014), Say It Out Loud (2016), Fight the Good Fight (2018), In the Wild (2022) on Hellcat/Epitaph
  • breakthrough single She's Kerosene topped multiple charts, including US Alternative Songs (Peak #4) and UK Indie (Peak #1); the track helped raise the band's profile
  • Kerrang! nominated them for Best International Breakthrough in 2019; they also spent time on Vans Warped Tour (2016) and supported acts like Rancid and Bad Religion
  • official site and social channels include theinterrupters.com (tour page) and Instagram @theinterrupters; YouTube hosts their official videos

The records

The Interrupters Discography

  • In the Wild
    2022 · Hellcat/Epitaph
  • Fight the Good Fight
    2018 · Hellcat/Epitaph
  • Say It Out Loud
    2016 · Hellcat/Epitaph
  • The Interrupters
    2014 · Hellcat/Epitaph

The hits

Top The Interrupters Songs

  • Raised by Wolves
    2022 · US Alt 27
  • Anything Was Better
    2022 · UK Indie 13
  • In the Mirror
    2022 · US Alt 19
  • Gave You Everything
    2019 · US Alt 21; CAN Rock 2
  • She's Kerosene
    2018 · US Alt 4; UK Indie 1
  • Bad Guy
    2019 · —

The Interrupters started as a family-driven project in 2011, formed in Los Angeles by guitarist Kevin Bivona, and his brothers Justin (bass) and Jesse (drums), with vocalist Aimee Allen. They released four studio albums on Hellcat/Epitaph: The Interrupters (2014), Say It Out Loud (2016), Fight the Good Fight (2018), and In the Wild (2022). Their breakthrough single, She’s Kerosene, topped multiple charts, including US Alternative Songs (peak #4) and UK Indie (peak #1), helping propel the band to wider recognition. They’ve spent time on Vans Warped Tour (2016) and shared stages with Rancid and Bad Religion, cementing their live reputation.

Upcoming shows in 2025 take them across the US and Canada, with stops at Westville Music Bowl in New Haven, Scène Promutuel in Sainte-Thérèse, Agora du Vieux-Port in Quebec City, and Tinker Field in Orlando, plus a San Pedro date. For the latest on dates, venues, and tickets, visit their official channels and secure your seats early.

Socials and official pages: Official Website, Instagram, YouTube.

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