After Dark

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After Dark may refer to:

in music:

• After Dark (Andy Gibb album), a 1980 album and song by Andy Gibb
• After Dark (Dick Morrissey album), a 1983 album by Dick Morrissey
• After Dark (Cruzados album), a 1987 album by Los Cruzados
• After Dark (The Make-Up album), a 1997 album by The Make-Up
• "After Dark" (Little Birdy song), a 2007 single by Little Birdy
• "After Dark", a Tito & Tarantula song from the From Dusk Till Dawn soundtrack, and their debut album, Tarantism
• "After Dark" (Asian Kung-Fu Generation song), a 2007 single by Asian Kung-Fu Generation
• After Dark EP, an EP from Scary Kids Scaring Kids
• "After Dark", a Blue Oyster Cult song from the 1981 album, Fire of Unknown Origin
• Afterdark (musician), a dubstep musician

films, TV programmes and/or DVDs

• After Dark (TV series), a late night television discussion programme (UK, 1987 - 2003)
• After Dark (Australian TV series), a pop music show broadcast on Australia's channel 7 (ATV) in 1985
• After Dark (Type O Negative), a 1998 VHS & 2000 DVD released by Type O Negative.
• After Dark Films, a film production company
• After Dark Horrorfest, an annual Horror movie festival in the USA

books and magazines, etc.:

• After Dark (magazine), a magazine that was published from 1968 to about 1983 covering all aspects of the Theatre (cinema, stage plays, ballet, performance art, etc.)
• After Dark (novel), a novel by Haruki Murakami
• After Dark, the newsletter of Coast to Coast AM
• After Dark, a book by David Harsent
• The Afterdark series, by Annie Dalton

others:

• After Dark (Washington University in St. Louis), an a cappella group from Washington University in St. Louis
• After Dark (software), a series of successful screensaver software products
• After Dark (drag act), a Swedish drag act

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