Thundermother is an all-female Swedish hard rock band founded by Filippa Nässil and Moa Munoz in Växjö 2009. The band has toured with Scorpions across Europe and North America, played with Kiss, Danish rock band D-A-D and Swedish rock band Backyard Babies. Thundermother has produced seven albums, the first album "Rock'N'Roll Disaster" came out in 2014 and the latest album "Dirty and Divine" was released February 2025.
Formation.
Since the beginning, the band Thundermother has consisted of all-female musicians. The band has struggled with internal problems, including many defections from band members and internal cooperation difficulties.
The first years, the band had many different members, but from 2012 the band had a stable line-up. In March 2017, all band members except Filippa Nässil left the band. Nässil, who founded the band, chose to continue with a new line-up. In February 2023, once again all band members except Filippa Nässil left the band. Again Nässil chose to continue the band with a new line-up.
One of Thundermothers co-founder, Moa Munoz, is today the tour bass player for Olivia Rodrigo.
Tours.
Thundermother has played at Sweden Rock Festival, Bråvalla Festivalen, Skogsröjet, Nova Rock Festival, Masters of Rock, Summer Breeze Open Air, Hard Rock Hell, Copenhell, Metaltown, Getaway Rock Festival and was the opening act for Kiss at the Kiss Kruise. They have also toured with D-A-D, Backyard Babies and Scorpions in Europe and North America.
Thundermother went on a new tour in 2025.
Music.
Thundermothers first two albums "Rock'N'Roll Disaster" (2014) and "Road Fever" (2015) was strongly influenced by AC/DC. The bands third album "Thundermother" (2018) featured a new vocalist Guernica Mancini.
In 2020, one week after the band released the album "Heat Wave", the album was the sixth best-selling album in Germany, the eight best-selling album in Sweden and on the seventh place at the Swedish hard rock top-list.
The album "Black and Gold" was released in 2022, followed by the latest album "Dirty and Divine" in 2025.
Awards.
In April 2021, Thundermother won the "Gaffa Prize" in the category "Best Hard Rock/Metal Band of the Year".