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29th October, 2024: Tour - The Midnight are announced as part of the lineup for the 2025 Tecate Pal Norte music festival in Monterrey, Mexico. The Midnight will perform on April 4, the first day of the festival.
18th October, 2024: Tour - The Chrome Nights North American Tour concludes in Denver.
4th October, 2024: Music - The Midnight's remix of Lost And Found by Chromeo is released. The remix is included on the deluxe edition of Chromeo's album Adult Contemporary.
1st October, 2024: Merch - The Midnight: Shadows graphic novel is released.
6th September, 2024: Music - Chariot is released as a single.
5th September, 2024: Tour - The Chrome Nights North American Tour begins in Vancouver.
15th July, 2024: Music - Days of Thunder was released 10 years ago on this day. Happy 10th anniversary to The Midnight!
18th June, 2024: Tour - A London show has been added to the Summer 2024 EU/UK Tour. The show will be at Electric Ballroom on July 22.

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Did You Know?

...that WeMoveForward was the first song written by the band?
...that The Midnight played 77 shows in 2019, which is the most in one year since they began touring?
...that an early version of Jason used the backing track from what would become The Equaliser (Not Alone)?
...that Brooklyn. Friday. Love. was originally a demo for the Tyler Lyle album Floating Years?
...that Nighthawks and Lonely City were once one combined song?
...that Youth was used as the opening track for the Fall 2018 and Spring 2019 tours?
...that planning for The Midnight's graphic novel Shadows began in 2020, four years before its release?
...that The Midnight's first live show outside of California was in Chicago?
...that Tim McEwan is originally from Copenhagen, Denmark?
...that Lost & Found was originally released on the Tyler Lyle album The Native Genius of Desert Plants?