Midnight Syndicate announces first-ever live shows with horror-themed concerts at Cedar Point’s HalloWeekends

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Two haunting theater masks featuring the words "Midnight Syndicate" and "Gothic Nightmare Soundtracks" on a shadowy backdrop capture the spine-chilling vibe of horror nights at Cedar Point, instantly recalling Midnight Syndicate’s legendary live shows that thrill theme park fans each season.

If you’ve been to a Halloween theme park event, you’ve heard the music of Midnight Syndicate. Their haunting ambient music has been used at attractions as small as local haunted houses and as big as industry leaders like Universal Orlando’s Halloween Horror Nights.

Now, after seventeen years of producing fourteen studio albums, Midnight Syndicate has announced their first-ever live show, dubbed Midnight Syndicate Live! Legacy of Shadows.

Midnight Syndicate Live! at Cedar Point HalloWeekends features a mysterious masked figure, spooky bats, and chilling gothic text to set the perfect atmosphere for one of the park’s most memorable horror-themed concerts.

The multimedia-rich, horror-themed concerts will feature live music, theater, and film, all as part of at Cedar Point in Ohio as part of their HalloWeekends event.

Midnight Syndicate had previously planned to take the show on the road, even launching a Kickstarter project to make it happen. But when the Cedar Point stepped in, they felt this was the best way to present their elaborate production.

Legacy of Shadows will be performed on Friday nights, Saturdays, and Sundays, beginning Sept. 12 and continuing through November 1, 2014.

Two haunting theater masks featuring the words "Midnight Syndicate" and "Gothic Nightmare Soundtracks" on a shadowy backdrop capture the spine-chilling vibe of horror nights at Cedar Point, instantly recalling Midnight Syndicate’s legendary live shows that thrill theme park fans each season.

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