
Vaudeville Smash are a high‑energy Australian funk/pop band from Melbourne, Victoria, formed in 2009 and fronted by three brothers Marc, Dan, and Luca Lucchesi alongside James Bowers and Ash Griffin. Known for their electrifying live shows and genre‑blending sound, they combine elements of funk, disco, pop, synth, sax, flute, and groove to create dance‑floor‑ready music that’s both retro‑flavoured and modern. The group first gained wide attention with their infectious track *“Zinedine Zidane”* featuring the late commentator Les Murray — a viral World Cup anthem that has amassed millions of streams and views worldwide and was named by *Billboard* as one of the top unofficial football songs. Vaudeville Smash have released multiple studio albums (*Dancing for the Girl*, *The Gift*, *The Neverending Glory*) and EPs, and they’ve built a strong live reputation both in Australia and internationally, performing at major festivals and venues across Japan, the U.S., Canada, Europe, Singapore and beyond. With their playful showmanship, infectious rhythms, and soulful grooves, they continue to cultivate a devoted fanbase and bring feel‑good, dance‑inducing music to audiences around the world.
Nu-Funk, Nu Disco, R&B, Groove
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