Formed of cousins Jonathan Capeci and Joey Beretta, and drummer Nick Sainato, Nightly have released a steady stream of music since their 2016 debut honest EP, which featured the 10 million-plus streamed single “XO.” Having amassed over 100 million streams on their music across all platforms, the Nashville-based band released their debut full-length album, night, love you., in late 2020 via BMG.

"From the beginning we've wanted to be an album band. 'night, love you.' was the sentiment behind the band name, so in a way this is our semi-self titled debut," explains Jonathan. "It's deeply personal, and we couldn't be more proud of this record. All of it was created in Joey's basement which feels full circle from where we started, making songs in a tiny apartment. All of the songs were written this year with the exception of the closing track which is one of the first songs we ever wrote. We always knew that we wanted to save it for our debut record, now it's finally yours."

The music of Nightly is made for moody introspection, for late-night daydreaming or driving with no real destination in mind. With their heart-on-sleeve lyrics and impassioned brand of alt-pop, each track feels as private as a secret and cathartic as confession. And in their sing-along-heavy live show—a highly visual event that adds new color and detail to the Nightly aesthetic—those songs take on a strangely unifying power, turning personal heartache into a shared experience.

Past Shows


Nov
12
th
2022
Fine Line
Nov
12
th
2022
Fine Line

Nightly

with vaultboy
Mar
12
th
2022
First Avenue
Mar
12
th
2022
First Avenue

The Midnight

with Nightly
Feb
4
th
2020
7th St Entry
Feb
4
th
2020
7th St Entry

Nightly

with The Wldlfe and Sawyer
Mar
15
th
2019
7th St Entry
Mar
15
th
2019
7th St Entry

Nightly

with Stacy K
Nov
9
th
2016
Fine Line
Nov
9
th
2016
Fine Line

K.Flay

with Nightly and Missio

More Shows

Sep
28
th
Fine Line

Summer Salt

with The Symposium and Harmless
Jul
22
nd
Fine Line
Nov
7
th
7th St Entry

Harrison Storm

Jul
26
th
7th St Entry

Thank You, I’m Sorry