In 2004, their second European tour, "Monkeys in Babylon," saw them play over thirty shows, while the 2005 tour to promote their double CD, Babylon Bypass,[1] saw them play over 40 shows in two months in Europe.
They have performed at the leading French music festival, Les Francofolies on a few occasions and headlined their outdoor shows (40-50,000 people) in Montreal, both in 2002 and 2006 while in 2003 they played 20 shows in 14 days at the Francofolies on a specially built stage for their La Chango Family Circus show which combined music with aerial artists, acrobats, jugglers and clowns.
After releasing the self-titled "Chango Family" on the Audiogram record label in 2002, garnering a Top 10 hit in Quebec for the song "Paramatman," the group left the label in 2003 to start their own 'fair trade' label, Zion Zone Recordz and released a double CD titled "Babylon Bypass" consisting of 26 original cuts.
La Chango also has released three live CD bootlegs: "Gypsie Reggaie 100%" (2001), "Monkeys in Babylon" (2004) and "Mother Soccer Tour Live" (2006) and a concert/documentary DVD entitled "L'Annee du Singe" (2007) by the prize winning director and photographer TSHI who also has directed the band's videos.
The band has written music for several films and TV shows and Lundo Chango wrote the soundtrack for the 2009 documentary Traveling Light[3] which premiered at the Montreal International Film Festival.