Midnight Til Morning

On October 17, 2026, at L’Élysée Montmartre in Paris, Midnight Til Morning delivers their four-part vocal pop, designed for the stage. Born under the cameras of Netflix’s Building the Band competition, the quartet has sharpened a modern boy-band format: tight harmonies, ear-catching choruses, and raw songwriting, carried by a camaraderie you can hear. Their first single, “Bye,” co-written with writers who have worked with Benson Boone, Harry Styles, and Shawn Mendes, establishes a wide, cinematic sound at heart, while remaining anchored in intimacy.

On stage, Midnight Til Morning moves between suspended ballads and more nervy mid-tempo tracks, in a pop and pop-rock vein that puts the voice at the center. The group advances with a demanding creative team, but it is the bond between the four singers that forms the backbone of the show: polished vocal arrangements, personal narratives, and a collective energy oriented toward the shared moment. A set that distills the momentum born online and translates it into face-to-face encounters, up close to the voices and the songs.