Tour
Nova Rey announces the Midnight Frequency Tour
Fourteen cities, one continuous stage design and a ticket window that opens a full day early for newsletter subscribers.
Live
New eraAlbum out now · Afterglow Signal
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Newsroom
Tour
Fourteen cities, one continuous stage design and a ticket window that opens a full day early for newsletter subscribers.
Backstage
Music
The first song from the new album lands at midnight local time, with a live session video following on Sunday.
Backstage
Soundcheck, a rooftop rehearsal and a fan wall that took four hours to read — shot entirely on instant film.
Feature
The Midnight Frequency rig is not decoration. It is a second narrator, and it was written before a single note was mixed.
Press
The partnership covers worldwide distribution from 2027 onward. The catalogue and the masters stay with the artist.
Fans
Nine hundred handwritten ribbons travelled from twelve countries to a corridor outside the Singapore stage door.
Watch & listen
Players load only when you press play, so nothing is requested from YouTube or Spotify before you ask for it.
Midnight Frequency
OCT122026
Lotus Arena · Vietnam · doors 20:00
On sale
OCT182026
Moon Hall · Thailand · doors 20:00
Low tickets
OCT252026
Star Theatre · Singapore · doors 20:00
On sale
NOV022026
Blue Square · South Korea · doors 19:30
New show
NOV082026
Zepp Haneda · Japan · doors 19:00
Sold out
NOV162026
The Wiltern · United States · doors 20:00
On sale
Out now
Album · 2026 · 11 tracks
Written between three cities and mixed in a single ten-day stretch, with the touring band playing live in the room.
From the road
For media & promoters
Biographies in three lengths, high-resolution press photography with credits, the logo pack and the current technical rider — all downloadable without a login.
Rey builds a show that keeps arguing with itself until the last song.— The Loop Review (fictional publication, demo copy)