The Attila László Fusion Circus is the latest formation of guitarist, composer and teacher Attila László, founded in 2019. The band features a three-part wind section in addition to the rhythm section, expanding the arrangement possibilities of the bandleader's dynamic jazz-rock compositions. As each member of the band is also an accomplished soloist, Fusion Circus' concerts are an exciting blend of colours and rhythms, a fusion of sounds.

Attila László has played with jazz greats such as Anthony Jackson, Bob Mintzer, Randy Brecker, James Moody, Tommy Campbell, Billy Cobham and Peter Erskine. He has led his own bands since 1975. In the 1980s, together with Tony Lakatos, he founded the Things band, which pioneered the introduction of fusion jazz in Hungary. As a composer, arranger and guitarist, he has worked with Charlie on concerts and recordings for over 28 years. He is credited with the musical concept of the Charlie Jazz formation in the 2000s, and played a key role in the albums that marked Zsuzsa Cserháti's musical comeback.