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6th November, 2025: Tour - During a Reddit AMA, Tyler Lyle announces that Oliver McEwan (Music Director and bass), Rhett Shull (guitar, groove boxes, sound design), and Oblvyn (synths and vocals) have been added to the touring band. They will replace Lelia Broussard and Royce Whittaker.
29th October, 2025: Tour - A three-date Australian leg has been added to the Time Machines tour. The shows will be in Brisbane, Melbourne, and Sydney beginning January 29, 2026.
3rd October, 2025: Music - Syndicate is released.
3rd October, 2025: Tour - The Time Machines tour is announced. The tour will begin on April 16, 2026, in Miami Beach and conclude on May 15, 2026, in Los Angeles.
17th September, 2025: Music - Runaways is released as a single.
17th September, 2025: Tour - The Fall 2025 EU/UK Tour begins in Helsinki.
29th August, 2025: Music - Summer's Ending Soon is released as a single.
1st August, 2025: Music - Syndicate is officially announced as the next album and will be released on October 3, 2025. Shadowverse is released as a single.

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Did You Know?

...that Daytona had a working title of Daytona Beach?
...that Lost & Found was originally released on the Tyler Lyle album The Native Genius of Desert Plants?
...that Tim McEwan co-wrote and produced a song for New Kids On The Block?
...that in 2024 The Midnight performed in India for the first time ever and it was also their Asian debut?
...that The Midnight's first live concert was at the DNA Lounge in San Francisco in July 2017?
...that Tyler Lyle once lived in Paris?
...that an early version of Jason used the backing track from what would become The Equaliser (Not Alone)?
...that Lost Boy was featured in an episode of 13 Reasons Why?
...that Brooklyn. Friday. Love. was originally a demo for the Tyler Lyle album Floating Years?
...that Dream Away was described by Tim McEwan as being an ode to "Pure Moods compilations from the 90s"?