Amanda Fontaineece

Amanda’s roots in rock run deep. She was previously a member of the all-girl rock band Blood Savage. That chapter laid the foundation for her fiercely independent solo identity. Amanda is a punk rock artist forged in grit, grief, and relentless resolve. Her sound pulls from the raw defiance of Joan Jett, the powerhouse intensity of Halestorm, the dark, atmospheric edge of Garbage, and the anarchic spirit of the Sex Pistols—a fusion of loud guitars, unapologetic lyrics, and a voice that refuses to be silenced. Her music isn’t rebellion for show; it’s survival set to distortion.

Loss has profoundly shaped Amanda’s character and songwriting. In 2003, her family lost her sister after a long battle with leukemia, teaching her early about resilience and the weight of love. Nearly two decades later, just two weeks before Christmas in 2022, her father passed away in his sleep—an unexpected loss that deepened the emotional core of her music. These experiences transformed grief into honesty and pain into purpose.

Offstage, Amanda has studied Theology, and she holds multiple degrees and certifications in Computer Security and Cisco Systems. She also runs Fontaineece Coffee, with her mom and husband. She immensely enjoys smoking cigars and driving fast cars.

Amanda Fontaineece is punk rock with substance: intelligent, maternal, spiritual, entrepreneurial, and unapologetically real. Every lyric is lived, every chord earned, and every song is proof that survival can be loud.