Hańba! is a Polish folk-punk band formed in Kraków in 2013. The group developed the concept of a fictional rebellious street orchestra from interwar Poland, combining punk energy with acoustic instruments including banjo, accordion, clarinet, tuba and percussion. Their lyrics initially drew extensively on the works of Polish poets from the 1920s and 1930s, addressing subjects including authoritarianism, social inequality, militarism and antisemitism. Following early recordings including Figa z makiem (2013), Hańba! released their self-titled album in 2016 and Będą bić! in 2017. The band received the Grzegorz Ciechowski Award in 2017 and the Paszport Polityki in 2018. Their album 1939 (2019) received a Fryderyk Award for World Music Album of the Year in 2020, followed by Nikt nam nie zrobił nic (2020) and Kryzys (2023). In 2025, Hańba! released 10:10. Piosenki Warszawskiej Jesieni. The band subsequently collaborated with Hiob Dylan on Za kim idziesz (2026), an eight-track album released by Antena Krzyku.
