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Midnight Til Morning back in Paris

The next generation of boy bands is here! You’ve probably heard of the Netflix show Building the Band, which has brought today’s boy bands and girl bands back into the spotlight. After a highly acclaimed concert at La Maroquinerie last year, Midnight Til Morning were back in Paris at the Elysée Montmartre! Despite the tensions…

The next generation of boy bands is here! You’ve probably heard of the Netflix show Building the Band, which has brought today’s boy bands and girl bands back into the spotlight. After a highly acclaimed concert at La Maroquinerie last year, Midnight Til Morning were back in Paris at the Elysée Montmartre! Despite the tensions in Paris, the group showed up and brought their good spirits and energy!

Conor, Shane, Mason, and Zach — the irresistible boy band — have come a long way over the past year; they managed to alternate between covers and original songs amid a particularly tense atmosphere in France, but they were definitely there, and so was their audience.

The show is completely different from last time; they’ve matured, and they’re now performing their own songs, including some unreleased ones.

They seem much more at ease, interacting with their fans; each member has their place. They’re known to perform a song a cappella in the middle of the pit for someone named “Gracie” – there’s no fan by that name here tonight, so they’ve chosen a devoted fan instead.

It feels like they’re even more united than before; their voices are impressive. Conor even gave a little nod to our city by wearing a Paris T-shirt featuring the Louvre.

The setlist includes their early classics like “Ghost of Us,” “Bye,” “Heart on Fire,” and “Edge of Amazing,” as well as their brand-new single, “365,” which was released the day before the concert, so the fans got to hear the song live for the very first time!

The concert had a great rhythm; each member has their own style. They play their instruments and repeatedly get up close to their fans, radiating contagious energy! I can’t wait to see the rest of their career!

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