Grass Show (often written Grass~Show®) was a Britpop-inspired indie band from Sweden, active in the mid- to late-1990s. Originally called The Grass Show, the group released their first single "I Stole Your Girl Away" in Sweden. This was followed by "Illusion" in 1995 and a cover version of the Ace of Base song, "All That She Wants" in 1996. Their debut album Something Smells Good In Stinkville was released in 1996.

The band were then signed to the United Kingdom label Food Records in 1996. The band re-released their album with new artwork and an altered track listing in the United Kingdom. "Sympathetic Television" and "Illusion" were substituted for the b-side "Alice" and the new song "Getting You Out of My Head". Three singles, "Out Of The Void", "1962" and "Freak Show" and were released prior to the album's release in June 1996. None of the singles or the album sold well including a re-release "Out Of The Void". The group were dropped from the label.

The artwork Grass Show's releases on Food Records were notable as they often portrayed imagery of 1950s American families, which were juxtaposed with surreal and absurd elements. For example, the sleeve for the "1962" single has images of families cooking trainers.

In 2001, the group returned with the six track extended play; Vertigo. The EP was subsequently issued in Japan in 2003 with four additional tracks.