The Midnight

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The Midnight

8 past shows · 8 cities · 1 country

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Past shows

Past shows

8 past shows
  1. Columbus, United StatesKEMBA Live!
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  2. Philadelphia, United StatesThe Fillmore Philadelphia
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  3. Baltimore, United StatesNevermore Hall
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  4. Raleigh, United StatesThe Ritz
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  5. Nashville, United StatesMarathon Music Works
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  6. Phoenix, United StatesThe Van BurenPerformers: Bonnie McKee
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  7. Las Vegas, United StatesBrooklyn Bowl Las VegasPerformers: Bonnie McKee
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  8. Sacramento, United StatesChannel 24
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About The Midnight

The Midnight is an American synthwave duo formed in 2012 after songwriter Tyler Lyle and producer Tim McEwan met at a co-writing workshop in North...

The Midnight is an American synthwave duo formed in 2012 after songwriter Tyler Lyle and producer Tim McEwan met at a co-writing workshop in North Hollywood, California. Lyle contributes lead vocals, guitar, and synths from Atlanta, while McEwan, based in Portland, handles production, percussion, synths, and vocals.

The band's sound draws on synthwave, futuresynth, and chillwave, with an aesthetic influenced by the 2011 film Drive and its score. Studio albums include Endless Summer (2016) and Nocturnal (2017), followed by the thematic trilogy Kids (2018), Monsters (2020), and Heroes (2022), which the band closed out with Syndicate (2025).

Monsters and Heroes each reached number three on the US Dance/Electronic Albums chart. The duo has described its music around the Japanese concept of mono no aware, a nostalgic awareness that nothing lasts forever.

Live, The Midnight expands beyond its core duo with additional touring musicians on saxophone, vocals, and percussion, building out the layered, retro-tinged sound of its recordings for the stage.

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