NITE is coming. At last.

Gothic darkness of faraway lands voyage to the cradle of goth later this month. Children of the night, seeking music which curates that all-consuming, tangible embrace, prepare to gather, for this may not come around again. At least, not as soon as we desire. Texan twins Myles and Kyle Mendes shall grace the stage of London’s 229 with their fusion of darkwave, synthpop and post-hardcore decadence in the long-awaited UK debut of NITE.

Blending the glorious essence of that 70s/80s era with modern electronic pop, NITE conjures the enthralling, melancholic soundtrack for night crawlers to feed upon until dawn. Irresistible hooks, dreamy atmospheric undertones and twirl inducing beats by the hands of drummer Phil Helms, have captivated goth communities far and wide. Leaving fans unsatiated with streaming alone, the scene has been yearning for a dark dalliance. Now, finally, NITE have heard our cries.

Draping reaching souls with tales of love, loss and resilience through their collection of brooding, cathartic tracks, the desires of London’s dark hearts shall be met. Everything adored about the era of goth inception, what we embrace now and what it could become, melds into the unique and captivating sound of NITE as they forge a path of their own within the realm.

Summoning audiences alongside The Funeral Portrait, Small Black and Dead on a Sunday, I can’t quite believe this is happening, and neither should you.
With only three dates across Europe, the NITE will not linger, be part of it while you can.

Glasgow - Ivory Blacks, 27 August 2026
London - 229, 28 August 2026
Prague - Gothic Treffen 29 August 2026