6 p.m. Doors open
7 p.m. Opening act: Luna Luna 
8 p.m. Headlining act: Negative Gemini
9:15 p.m. Film: The September Issue, 2009, (PG) 

Negative Gemini (Brooklyn, NY): Negative Gemini is American songwriter, singer, and producer Lindsey French. After moving to Brooklyn in 2014, the Virginia-native released herself-produced debut album Body Work, for her own record label (100%Electronica) earning early comparisons to the likes of Hope Sandoval and Gwen Stefani. With its unique blend of underground dance beats and pop hooks, Body Work quickly found itself the darling of many music publications, garnering critical acclaim from prominent media publications like MTVnew, Resident Advisor and Fader. Already established as a strong female presence in the New York electronic music scene, Negative Gemini's new EP Bad Baby seeks to write timeless and memorable music on the fringe of pop. Written over the course of the last two years, Bad Baby chronicles the ups and downs in French’s recent life. Her 2017 single 'You Weren't There Anymore" topped the charts of music blog aggregator HypeMachine and was praised by Pitchfork and Spin among other major publications, and was quickly followed by second single "Bad Baby" which won a spot on Spotify's Undercurrents playlist. Negative Gemini just wrapped her first-ever headlining North American tour with her new EP Bad Baby released in January of 2018.

Luna Luna (Dallas, TX): The Oak Cliff-based band has skyrocketed to the forefront of the North Texas music scene as of late, with much of the attention happening throughout the first half of 2018. Their Nasher debut will likely bring many of the group’s hometown supporters to the Arts District, whereas the group is usually performing in packed clubs in Deep Ellum. Luna Luna's music videos contain a strong visual aesthetic for tracks such as "80s Tune," which has largely contributed to the group’s quickly expanding popularity. 



'til Midnight at the Nasher presents live outdoor concerts in the Nasher Sculpture Center garden. At each event, a variety of national and regional musical talent perform followed by film screenings. Guests have the opportunity to visit the Nasher for free, taking in the museum’s renowned collection of modern and contemporary art as well as contemporary exhibitions by some of the most important artists working today.

Picnic Dining Menu 

Plan your evening by ordering a picnic basket from Central Market/H-E-B by calling the store's Lovers Lane location at 214.361.5577 by 4 p.m. the Wednesday before the event. 

Enjoy a cash bar, grab and go snacks and street tacos provided by Wolfgang Puck Catering. Steel City Pops will also be selling all-natural popsicles in seasonal flavors.

DART to ‘til Midnight – Take DART Rail (any line) to Pearl / Arts District Station or St. Paul Station and walk 3 blocks North to Flora Street. Or, take the D-Link bus, a free and convenient way to explore Downtown Dallas, to the Dallas Arts District (stop 19). For more information or schedules, please visit us at DART.org.

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‘til Midnight at the Nasher is presented by Central Market/H-E-B. Additional support for is provided by The Eugene McDermott Endowment Fund, Texas Commission on the Arts, and Dallas Area Rapid Transit (DART). Promotional support is provided by KXT 91.7. Media partner: CBS 11 KTVT.

Movie screening programming partner is the Texas Theatre.