“A riot of rhythm and revelry, Ungus Ungus Ungus turns every performance into a euphoric adventure.” - Woodford Folk Festival

“…absolute fun was had by all… they push and cross boundaries that never fail to delight” - Port Fairy Folk Festival

"a definite crowd pleaser... fun and playful... an altogether whimsical and foot-stompingly good time" - Luminate Festival (NZ)

Ungus Ungus Ungus is the stripey, strange, swinging circus party band for the ages, defying definition while driving the dancefloor with bits of Balkan brass and bottomless beats and bass. Expect sharp turns aplenty as the sound leaps from psychedelic ska to salty shanties and beyond.

Roll up for a sprawling collective of creative carnies: a rambunctious ringleader, dynamite dancer, heavy horn section, and carefully controlled chaos. See them expand on genre conventions while being inspired by traditions that transcend time. Their list of appearances includes internationally regarded festivals across Australia and New Zealand, including Woodford Folk, Port Fairy Folk, Rainbow Serpent, Illawarra Folk, Luminate, Wangaratta Jazz, Wellington Folk, Subsonic and the Western Australian Circus Festival, alongside a host of immersive parties and events.

NYE 2021-2022 saw the release of Constellations, the band’s sixth studio album. In 2022 the band released Move, a drum and bass infused tribute to physical movement in collaboration with Shoshana Sadia. In 2023 a remix of the song Balloon from the Constellations album was released by ARIA-award winning Davide Carbone on BS1 Records, retitled Holding Me Now. The song was featured on Carl Cox’s favourite tracks playlist.

The band recently released their seventh full length studio album at a sold out show in Melbourne in August 2026.

“Boisterous, strange and impressively fluid, 'The Fun House' captures Ungus Ungus Ungus at their most uninhibited. It's an album that embraces the mess of life without losing sight of pleasure, proving once again that this band are at their best when the rules start to bend.” - Mystic Sons

“‘The Fun House’ feels made for people who enjoy music that refuses to behave predictably. It can be strange, energetic, theatrical, funky, and calm, sometimes within the space of a few tracks. That variety is a big part of its charm, and the record makes a strong case for hearing Ungus Ungus Ungus live, too.” - Quiet Coast