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The Interrupters are more than just a band, they are a family. This isn’t only true in the literal sense —vocalist Aimee Interrupter is joined by guitarist Kevin Bivona’s twin brothers Justin Bivona and Jesse Bivona playing bass and drums, respectively—but is also true when it comes to their extended relationships. From their early roots in the San Fernando Valley to vocalist Aimee Interrupter’s emergence as one of the most exciting frontwomen in music, the band have established themselves as an alternative powerhouse. For their fifth full-length album Battle Scars, The Interrupters reunited with longtime collaborators, with Kevin producing alongside Tim Armstrong (Rancid, Operation Ivy), enlisting the musical strengths of Brett Gurewitz (Bad Religion), as well as Jesse Michaels (Operation Ivy) and Travis Baker (Blink-182, Transplants) to create an album that solidifies The Interrupters as one of the most exciting acts in today’s alternative scene. “Aimee and I had a bunch of unfinished song demos and had also done some writing sessions with Tim and Jesse Michaels in late 2024. Once we narrowed the songs down, Tim had the idea of us getting together once a week in December of 2025 and recording the album on analog tape with Aimee singing all her vocals live with the band,” Kevin explains. This labor-intensive writing and recording process forced the duo to spend countless late nights trying to finish lyrics and song demos before meeting Armstrong in the studio each week. “My brothers did an incredible job of quickly metabolizing these demos, usually on the day of recording, and figuring out their parts, and delivering awesome takes. Aimee’s vocal performances were stellar as well. There was an intensity and urgency because we were all tracking together. We tracked 4 songs on each recording day, so we had to make decisions in the moment and move quick.” Once the songs were recorded, the band would send the rough mixes to Gurewitz, whom The Interrupters refer to as a “third ear” when it comes to providing valuable feedback as a mentor and co-producer. The band enlisted Michaels to co-write two tracks and provide a guest vocal on one, as well as their old friend Travis Barker to co-produce and lend his legendary drumming skills to the songs “Wild Heart,” “Unbreakable,” and “Warrior Spirit.” “What an honor to work with so many of our musical heroes,” Aimee says, “The process was so fun, inspiring and educational. Really a dream come true.” The result is an album that sees the band integrate elements of new wave, post-punk and synth-pop into their signature sound, which the band admits was influenced as much by The Cure as it was The Clash this time around. From the rocksteady call-to-arms “Warrior Spirit” to the guitar-driven groove of “Unbreakable” and instantly memorable melodic brilliance of the album’s closer “Legacy,” Battle Scars is full of anthemic choruses, driving melodies and sonic power that can only come from musicians performing in the same room together. “The through-line of our career is the way people connect with Aimee and the things that she's gone through,” Kevin says when asked how the album fits into the band’s legacy, "The way she's able to take her experiences and put them into lyrics, it’s so beautiful at our shows when everyone's singing along together.”
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Punk, Ska, Rock
Kevin Bivona: Guitar, Aimee Interrupter: Vocals, Justin Bivona: Bass, Jesse Bivona: Drums
Excellent set, though it seemed like they forced some deep cuts with trombone parts into the set in order to give the trombone player something to do. The venue is not ideal for a punk show. Having steel beams where mosh pits form is a massive liability. Additionally, the egress point from the main room is not well-placed and should be redone so that showgoers can safely enter and exit at a crowded show and not fear being trampled by a drunk dude who’s in a rush to get to the bathroom.
Avant Gardner Brooklyn, NYIt was our first time going to Toad's Place and we loved it. The venue is small but just made for a better show. All the bands were great, we caught the end of Sharp/Shock, and Skinny Lister were a lot of fun. We had come to see The Interrupters and this was the best time we've had seeing them. Aimee Interrupter had tons of interaction with the crowd, and the whole band hung out after the show to meet fans. This was easily in my top five shows of all time.
Toad's Place New Haven, CTAmazing show! We went for the Interrupters, but thoroughly enjoyed Sum 41 ... Many Eyes wasn't exactly my cup of tea, but they had good energy, and I hope they have a great career in the music industry. As for The Interrupters, they were perfect ... musically, they are top notch ... I wish they'd had their own lighting crew because the stage was really dark for most of their show. In fact, the lights behind their drop cloth were going even though they weren't lighting the band at all ...
HEB Austin, TXFirst time seeing a band at History. What a great venue. Love the Interrupters! Such great energy and heart. They really connect with the audience. Aimee is definitely my secret crush. Don’t tell my wife! Although I am a relic from the days of the Clash and Ramones. Didn’t know that much about Frank Turner but wow he is amazing live. Even recovering from an illness he really got the audience singing and dancing. Really enjoyed Chuck Ragan as well. Love his voice. A great night for sure!
HISTORY Toronto, ONThank you for your amazing show in Paris!!! It was unforgettable!!! You guys give the best of you to your fans!!! I know the 4th of July is a special day for you Americans. So, it was an honor to spend that incredible moment with you that day. I really enjoyed Aimee's charisma. You are a beautiful person in every sense of the word. And I enjoyed the boys' communicative energy as well. Can't wait to see you again. You guys will always be welcome to our country.
Élysée Montmartre Paris, FranceYes, The Interrupters is currently on tour. If you're interested in attending an upcoming The Interrupters concert, make sure to grab your tickets in advance. The The Interrupters tour is scheduled for 60 dates across 50 cities. Get information on all upcoming tour dates and tickets for 2026-2027 with Hypebot.
The Interrupters is scheduled to play 60 shows between 2026-2027. Buy concert tickets to a nearby show through Hypebot.
The Interrupters's tour starts Dec 11, 2026 and ends on Jun 25, 2027. They will play 50 cities; their most recent concert was held in Placer County at THE VENUE AT THUNDER VALLEY and their next upcoming concert will be in Münster at Vainstream Rockfest.
As part of the The Interrupters tour, The Interrupters is scheduled to play across the following venues and cities:
