Los Angeles Live (Roxian Theater)
As someone who has listened to Los Angeles daily for 4 years and this being my first time seeing them in person, I was never more euphoric a day in my life than yesterday.
As someone who has listened to Los Angeles daily for 4 years and this being my first time seeing them in person, I was never more euphoric a day in my life than yesterday.
Does anyone know who the drummer was at the Pittsburgh show at the Roxian on the 25th? He was really killing it, but I don't remember what they said his name was.
Hi all,
I'l be going to the Chicago show next saturday with a friend. I have Days of Thunder, Nocturnal and Endless Summer on tape, and I'm wondering what tapes they'll sell at the merch table? If they do have Kids it'll save both money and time compared to ordering online. Thanks so much in advance!
I was at the Pittsburgh show yesterday and saw signed tour posters were available for $50. I wasn't able to get in the merch line, but I was hoping to get one. If anyone is going to any future shows, I am offering to pay for the price of the poster and shipping if you could get one for me.
Side note: If you haven't yet gotten tickets to see them live on this tour, I highly recommend it!
Anyone know what vinyls they're selling at the merch table?
Los Angeles by The Midnight
A list of reasons why The Midnight and their fans are unmatched.
Tyler was so personable at the meet and greet. He doesn’t rush people out. He genuinely remembers names of the longtime fans and asks how you’re doing.
The Midnight FANS. A friend canceled on me and there is no other concert I’d go to alone. I immediately made friends with everyone in my section and forgot that I was there by myself.
The fans check in on each other. In my section people were making sure the shorter people weren’t getting their view totally blocked and that everyone had enough personal space.
THE VISUALS. I won’t spoil it but holy shit the visuals finally let you SEE what the music makes you FEEL during the show.
So excited for everyone who has tickets to this tour to see it.
I consider myself a casual fan of The Midnight but I did watch them at the Brooklyn Paramount last night. Everything about the show came to me as a massive surprise - the diversity of the audience, the number of folks that had no clue what the synthwave genre was (this is actually a compliment to The Midnight's wider appeal) etc. But the big one was "Heart worth breaking". Admittedly, I didn't even know the song but it was one of those pleasant surprises last night that I found incredibly moving but when I went back to hear the original, it didn't have the same punch. Am I just imagining this? Meanwhile, here is a review of last night's gig: https://www.radiocremebrulee.com/reviews/the-midnight-celebrates-the-soundtrack-to-a-subculture-at-the-brooklyn-paramount/
To the guy in the white tank top who was tapped on the shoulder when Justin Klunk was coming through the crowd, I hope this video finds you! This was the BEST reaction I think I’ve ever seen and I absolutely loved it! ❤️😊 (At the Pittsburgh show)
Brooklyn Paramount holds 2,700 people and was sold out. Klunk killed it as always.
Do they just hate this song??
There's an alternate version too.
Edit: and if you're curious, here's Ollie Wride's version
Edit 2: From FM-84's Facebook, some behind the scenes.
"Ollie jumped into the writing process a long time ago to help figure it out, but as much as we really liked Ollie’s take on what we started, it didn’t feel like an FM-84 song - so Josh and I gave Ollie our blessing to release his version as a solo single back in 2024."
I took my 7-year-old. It was her first proper concert. It was a great experience!!
Hi,
I have a tradition that every time I go to a Midnight show (4th last night), I dress as a song title. I would love to share the photos and tradition (and my tattoo) with the band.
My Insta is private and I don't feel comfortable making it public. I also have no other social media aside Discord.
Is there a place I can email? If not any ideas on my best bet?
T.i.a!
ETA: Swipe for photos!
Pic 1: Good in Red (2022).
Pic 2: Neon Medusa (2023).
Pic 3: Sunset (2024)
Pic 4: Ghost in Your Stereo (2026).
Pic 5: Tattoo. It is rare that a song impacts me as much as, "Good in Red" did. To attempt to put into words how much that song means to me and how deeply I resonate with it, would be impossible.
I have two tickets to the show in Indianapolis and this will be my first time seeing them! Im curious if this show is kid friendly for a 9 year old? It’ll be his first concert but unsure if I should bring him. Any advice is appreciated!
The sound mix sucked ass. Couldn't really hear guitars or vocals sometimes.