This FAQ has its home on the official D-A-D website at http://d-a-d.com/faq/.

D-A-D is a Danish band. D-A-D was previously known as D.A.D. and before that as Disneyland After Dark. You can read more about the band in The Band section.
Check out the Discography  to see what music they have released so far.

The Disney corporation didn't like the use of the word "Disneyland".

There is no fanclub as such, but you can join the Net Pet Club!
Read about the NPC!

Find contact info here.

You should be able to buy them in any well-assorted recordstore - ask in your local recordshop!
If that fails, you can always buy the albums in the D-A-D webshop - or you can try finding them in other netshops.

Osaka After Dark was only released in Japan. Your best bet on getting your hands on a copy is either finding another fan who is willing to sell her copy or checking out all the used-record shops you can get to. You can also try the trade-discussion on this very website.

You can buy merchandise via the net - the D-A-D webshop. Merchandise is also for sale at concerts.

All the lyrics are available through the Discography. By clicking on the title of the album that the song is on and after that clicking on the songtitle.
You can also check out the alphabetical list of songs or search all the lyrics for particular words or sentences.

In the fan-section there are some tablatures submitted by dedicated fans. You can also find tabs on the various D-A-D fan-sites.

Most of the time the answer is: "ZCMI doesn't mean anything, it just sounded good".
But sometimes the answer is "ZCMI is a state of mind"...
... In Utah, USA they claim it means "Zion Cooperative Mercantile Incorporated"!

 There are several reasons for this:

• D-A-D has a whole bunch of fans who do not understand Danish, and they feel left out if you write in Danish.
• The vast majority of fans knows English.
• D-A-D sings in English.

If you already have a Quicktime installed: Click on the Broadcast or Jukebox.

Please notice that you can not download the songs, you can only hear them "streaming" (listening while online). That means that you may not be able to listen to the songs if your internet-access is through a firewall (at a company, school or similar).

You can get the Quicktime player for free from www.apple.com.

Step by step:

• Go to www.apple.com
• Top of the page, click on "Quicktime"
• Top of the page, click on "Download"
• To the left, pick which kind of player you want
• Remember to select or deselect the different type subscription services
• Click "Free download now"
• Download should begin

If you have problems, read more about the Quicktime player here.

No. We will not be providing email services. Sorry.

Usually D-A-D only plays "It's After Dark" when it actually is dark. So if the concert you attended ended before it was dark, that is possibly why.

The webtender only adds tourdates when the information arrives from the bookers. That is to be absolutely sure that there is no misinformation given on the tourdates-page.

Select the 10-15 (no more than 20, please!!) best of your pictures, scale them to 800 pixels on the longest side, and send them to the Webtender. No pictures with water marks or text will be uploaded. All photographers will be credited below each photo.