1989 (disambiguation)

1989 is an AD year.

1989 may also refer to:

Albums

1989 (Taylor Swift album), 2014
1989 (Jacopo Sarno album), 2009
1989 (Ryan Adams album), 2015
1989, a 1989 album by After Crying, re-edited in 2009
1989, a 2017 album by Rune Reilly Kölsch
1989, a 2012 compilation album by American band King of Hearts
1989, a 2014 album by The Virginia Sil'hooettes
1989: The Best of Power of Dreams, a 2010 compilation album by American band Power of Dreams

"1989", a 1978 song by Spizzenergi
"1989", a 1989 song by Gongmaison from their album Gongmaison
"1989", a 1997 song by Teen Idols from their album Teen Idols
"1989", a 1999 song by Clem Snide from their album Your Favorite Music
"1989", a 2000 song by Chris August from his album The Upside of Down
"1989", a 2000 song by Less Than Jake from their album Borders & Boundaries
"1989", a 2000 song by The Casualties from their album VM Live Series
"1989", a 2001 song by Titiyo from her album Come Along
"1989", a 2003 song by The Spits from their album The Spits
"1989", a 2005 song by Erick Morillo
"1989", a 2005 song by Mindless Self Indulgence from their album You'll Rebel to Anything
"1989", a 2007 song by The Emotron from his album The Decemberwrist
"1989", a 2008 song by Portugal. The Man from their album Censored Colors
"1989", a 2009 song by Civet from their album Hell Hath No Fury
"1989", a 2009 song by Esoteric from his album Serve or Suffer
"1989", a 2009 song by The Pillows from their album Rock Stock & Too Smoking the Pillows
"1989", a 2009 song by The Rakes from their album Klang
"1989", a 2010 song by Devlin from his album Bud, Sweat and Beers
"1989", a 2010 song by Power of Dreams from their album 1989: The Best of Power of Dreams

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