After two rapidly sold-out comeback shows in London and Glasgow, Mason Hill are taking their revitalised rock show back on the road this March. With tickets already moving fast, the Glasgow band are riding a serious high as they reintroduce themselves with new frontman Tom Ward and a wave of fresh material. Guitarist James Bird promises loud nights and new music, while bassist Matt Ward says the band are firing on all cylinders and ready to deliver fan favourites alongside brand-new tracks.
The tour follows the release of their huge new single “Remember,” the first to feature Tom Ward on vocals. Darker in tone and loaded with emotion, the track signals a bold new chapter, powered by the brooding production of Dan Weller. It marks the first step toward a new album, half of which is already recorded, with more sessions underway as the band build toward an early 2026 full-length release.
Four years after ‘Against The Wall,’ Mason Hill return with renewed intent and a sharpened sound. While the core lineup remains intact, Tom Ward’s versatile voice adds new depth and dimension, bringing fresh energy to the band’s signature style. With resilience forged through years of setbacks and determination, Mason Hill are stepping forward with confidence and hunger.
UK Tour 2026:
17 March – Manchester Academy 3
18 March – Bristol Exchange
19 March – London Underworld
20 March – Wolverhampton KK’s Steel Mill
22 March – Glasgow Garage
4 April – Takedown Festival, Portsmouth
24 – 26 July – Steelhouse Festival, Ebbw Vale