Nate Smith And Tyler Hubbard Light Up “After Midnight” With Bonfire Anthem Built For Arena Singalongs And Late Night Chaos

Nate Smith teams with Tyler Hubbard for their first collaboration “After Midnight,” out now with a Jeff Johnson and Kaiser Cunningham directed music video. Smith calls working with Hubbard a bucket list moment, praising his voice, energy and songwriting while describing the track as embodying everything he loves in a song. Hubbard co-wrote “After Midnight” alongside producer Casey Brown and Corey Crowder, crafting a campfire singalong that explodes into arena anthem territory with lines like “Tailgates go down / Solos get flipped / Girls get to dancing / When headlights get lit.” The robust guitar riff drives a chantable chorus where both artists lock in for maximum impact. The accompanying video captures the spirit perfectly with bonfires, four-wheelers, beer pong and red cups flying as Smith and Hubbard trade vocals surrounded by friends living out the song’s late night energy.