Midnight Mavericks is the eighth studio album by the Australian alternative rock group Kingswood, released on 22 May 2026. The album debuted at number 23 on the ARIA Charts, becoming the group's fifth top 50 album.

Writing for Country Town, Megan Hopkins said "Written in the spaces between touring, long drives and late night self reflection, Midnight Mavericks explores themes of ambition, belonging, loyalty and escape with the kind of perspective that comes from living it, rather than chasing a polished product."

Reception Justine McNamara from The AU Review gave the album 4 1/2 out of 5 saying "Kingswood create a country-rock album that showcases their experience on the road and provides an insight into their Americana influences. The production delivered by Laska on this album is excellent, every instrument sings alongside his and Linacre's vocals. These songs take you on late-night drives, nights out at small country bars, and long, long road-trips with no end in sight."

James Daykin from Entertainment-Focus said "Across Midnight Mavericks, Kingswood continue to evolve, leaning further into American heartland, folk and country influences while still retaining their indie rock DNA. The result is a rich, varied record that moves effortlessly between jangly 90s Americana, darker western tones and classic melodic rock."

Track listing

Personnel Credits are adapted from Tidal. Kingswood Alexander Laska – production, engineering, mixing, mastering (all tracks); electric guitar (tracks 1, 3, 5–8, 10), lead vocals (2, 4, 9) Fergus Linacre – lead vocals (1, 5–10), background vocals (2, 4)

Additional contributors Ben Cremer – drums (1, 3–10) Shane Reilly – guitar (1, 3–10) Stephany Greenwood – lead vocals (1, 3), background vocals (2, 4–10) Paddy Montgomery – mandolin (4)

Charts + Chart performance for Midnight Mavericks Chart (2026) Peakposition Australian Albums (ARIA) 23

Release history + Release history for Home Region Date Format Label Catalogue Australia 22 May 2026 Kingswood, ABC Music ABCKWA26

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