Gang of Four was a British post-punk band formed in 1976 in Leeds. The group is known for its innovative sound that combined punk rock with funk and political lyrics. Their debut album, Entertainment!, released in 1979, is considered a landmark in the genre and has influenced many artists. The band's lineup included guitarist Andy Gill, bassist Dave Allen, drummer Hugo Burnham, and vocalist Jon King. Gang of Four's music often addressed social and political issues, making them a significant voice in the post-punk movement. They disbanded in 1984 but reunited several times, continuing to impact the music scene.