Shebang was a Swedish pop-rock girl band that formed in the late 1990s, gaining prominence with their energetic tracks and youthful spirit. The band, consisting of members Marina Åberg and Josefine Wahlsten, carved a unique niche for themselves in the music industry with their catchy tunes and vibrant personalities. They started gaining momentum after hitting it big in Sweden with their debut album "The Whole Shebang," which included an array of pop-rock anthems that resonated well with the teen and pre-teen audience.

During their active years, Shebang continued to release music that often charted a collision course of pop sensibilities with the punk attitude, evident in songs like "Go!," "Go!Go!Go!," and "So Come On." Their rendition of "Kids in America," a cover of the classic hit by Kim Wilde, showcased the band's ability to infuse classic tracks with their own brand of effervescent energy. While Shebang's sound was rooted in rock elements, they never shied away from experimenting with different genres, as heard in "Temple Of Love" and "Wild Nights In High Heels." Despite a significant fan base and a number of well-received singles, the band eventually disbanded, leaving behind a legacy filled with lively music that encapsulated the rebellious spirit and optimism of youth.