No Fun At All is a Swedish skate punk band formed in 1991 in Skinnskatteberg. The group was founded by guitarist Mikael Danielsson, vocalist and drummer Jimmie Olsson, and bassist Henrik Sunvisson. The ensemble name was derived from the Sex Pistols song “No Fun” combined with the band name Sick of It All. After signing with Burning Heart Records, the group released its debut EP, Vision, in 1993. Following Olsson's departure to join the band Sober, the group recruited vocalist Ingemar Jansson and drummer Kjell Ramstedt. The band released the albums No Straight Angles (1994), Out of Bounds (1995), and The Big Knockover (1997). The group disbanded in 2001 but resumed activity in 2004. Subsequent studio albums included Low Rider (2008), Grit (2018), and Seventh Wave (2022). The ensemble performed tours across Europe throughout its career.
