Adam Brenner, also known as Adam Bomb, born in 1963, is an American guitarist and singer from Seattle, Washington. He began his career in 1979 by forming the cover band Tyrant with Geoff Tate, later of Queensrÿche. In 1980, he joined TKO and recorded the album In Your Face. Bomb's breakthrough came in 1984 when he signed with Geffen Records and released his debut solo album, Fatal Attraction (1985), featuring AC/DC bassist Cliff Williams on "I Want My Heavy Metal". Despite a small tour and notable appearances, including an infamous opening set for Metallica and Armored Saint at the Palladium in Los Angeles, internal issues at Geffen led to limited promotion. Bomb continued releasing albums such as Pure S.E.X. (1990), Grave New World (1993), and New York Times (2001). He collaborated with notable musicians including Chuck Berry, Johnny Thunders, and Steve Stevens. He also released several albums, such as Acoustica (2004), Rock Like Fuck (2005), Internet Bootleg (2018), and Livedream (2025).
