Formed in Milan in 1986, Afterhours emerged as one of the most significant rock bands in Italy during the 1990s. Led by singer/guitarist Manuele "Manuel" Agnelli, the band's energetic and personal style garnered critical acclaim and commercial success. Afterhours' early releases showcased a blend of influences, leading to international attention and a prominent position in the Italian indie scene.
Throughout their career, Afterhours underwent lineup changes and musical evolution, transitioning to singing in Italian and exploring diverse styles. Their albums, such as Pop Kills Your Soul and Hai Paura del Buio?, solidified their reputation as influential figures in Italian rock. Collaborations with artists like Greg Dulli and John Parish further expanded their musical horizons, culminating in successful releases like Ballate per Piccole Iene and Folfiri o Folfox.
