Fandango (disambiguation)
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Fandango is a term that originally described a style of folk and flamenco music and dance. It may also refer to:
In media and entertainment
Films
- Fandango (1985 film), a 1985 film starring Kevin Costner
- Fandango, a 1928 Lupino Lane comedy short
- Fandango, a 1969 John Hayes movie
- Fandango, a 2000 German film starring Nicolette Krebitz and Moritz Bleibtreu
Games
- Grim Fandango, a 1998 computer game
Literature and publications
- "Fandango", an 1891 poem by Norwegian writer Vilhelm Krag
Music
Artists
- Fandango (Mexican band), a 1980s Mexican pop band
- Fandango (US band), a 1970s band featuring Joe Lynn Turner
- Nick Simper's Fandango, a 1970s band featuring Nick Simper
Albums
- Fandango!, 1975 album by ZZ Top
- Fandango, 1982 album by Herb Alpert
- Fandango (The Phoenix Foundation album), 2013
Songs
- "Fandango", song by Pain of Salvation from 2002 album Remedy Lane
- "Fandango", song by DJ Quik (featuring B-Real) from 2005 album Trauma
Companies and labels
- Club Fandango, a live music promotions company based in Highbury, London
- Label Fandango, an independent record label run out of the above company
Musicals and theater
- Fandango Ballroom, the fictional dance hall in the musical Sweet Charity
Professional wrestling
- Fandango (wrestler) (born 1981), ring name of professional wrestler Curtis Hussey
Television
- Fandango (game show), a 1983 game show hosted by Bill Anderson
In other uses
- Fandango (ticket service), a subsidiary of NBC Universal that sells movie tickets
- Fandango (color), a colour in the fuchsia range
- Fandango on core, data corruption in computer memory due to a runaway pointer
In geography
- Fandango Pass, Warner Mountains, Modoc County, California, USA
- Fandango Days, the nickname of the Modoc County Fair in Cedarville, California
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