Gob is a dynamic Canadian punk rock band that has made significant contributions to the music scene since their formation in 1993. Hailing from Langley, British Columbia, the band consists of talented musicians Tom Thacker, Theo Goutzinakis, Gabe Mantle, and Steven Fairweather. Their journey began with the release of their self-titled debut album in 1994, showcasing their unique sound and earning them a Juno Award nomination for Best New Group in 2000.

The band’s breakthrough came with their most successful album, “World According to Gob,” released in 2001. This album featured hit singles like “I Hear You Calling,” which solidified their place in the punk rock genre. The album’s success was recognized with a Gold certification by the CRIA in 2002, highlighting their growing popularity and the impact of their music on fans across Canada.

Gob continued to evolve their sound with subsequent releases, including the critically acclaimed “Foot in Mouth Disease” in 2003, which showcased a heavier and more aggressive tone. Their ability to adapt and innovate was further demonstrated with the release of “Muertos Vivos” in 2007, marking a significant milestone in their career with its serious themes and powerful singles like “We’re All Dying.”

In recent years, Gob has maintained their relevance in the music industry, releasing their sixth studio album, “Apt. 13,” in 2014. Their commitment to their craft and connection with fans has been evident through their tours and collaborations, including Thacker’s role as lead guitarist for Sum 41. Gob’s enduring legacy in punk rock continues to inspire new generations of musicians and fans alike.