Mason Hill Tour 2026: World So Wonderful Album Out Now, Dates And Tickets

The Mason Hill tour 2026 is almost here, and the band have a new album to take on the road: World So Wonderful is out now, released today, Friday 23 October 2026, via 7Hz Productions. The Glasgow rock band follow it with a seven-date UK run in November, including a sold-out night supporting Skindred at the Barrowland Ballroom.

• Band: Mason Hill (Glasgow)
• New album: World So Wonderful, out now via 7Hz Productions
• Producer: Dan Weller
• Tour: UK dates from 12 to 19 November 2026
• Glasgow: 13 November, supporting Skindred, sold out
• Buy: CD on Amazon, with other formats from the band’s official merch store

Where can I watch the Mason Hill Tainted Wings video?

Mason Hill – “Tainted Wings”, via the band’s official YouTube channel.

“Tainted Wings” is the last single the band shared before the album arrived, and it is the track Tom Ward first wrote a chorus for during his audition. The official video is on the band’s YouTube channel, so you can watch it above and then head straight into the full record.

Is Mason Hill World So Wonderful out now?

It is. World So Wonderful lands today as the band’s second album, the follow-up to their 2021 debut Against The Wall, and it is the first record to feature Tom Ward on vocals. Ward joined after the departure of former singer Scott Taylor at the end of 2023, and the album was recorded with Dan Weller.

If you have been following the run-up, you will already know a good chunk of it. The band shared “Twisted”, “Hurricane”, “Remember” and, most recently, “Tainted Wings”, the last single before the album arrived, so this is the point where the complete picture finally comes together.

What is on the Mason Hill World So Wonderful tracklist?

The album runs to eleven tracks:

1. “Burn It Down”
2. “Twisted”
3. “Hurricane”
4. “Tainted Wings”
5. “Stay For A Little While”
6. “Resonate”
7. “Without You”
8. “Silence”
9. “Oxygen”
10. “Remember”
11. “Drag The Chains”

Four of those songs were already out before today, so the other seven are the ones that are new to listeners and the ones to look out for when the band hit the stage in November.

What have Mason Hill said about the album?

Bassist Matt Ward calls the record “the next step in the evolution of Mason Hill”, adding that it is “more fierce, more refined, and hungrier than ever”. He says it is “for everyone that kept believing in Mason Hill”.

Vocalist Tom Ward says the band “have poured our heart into this album” and that they are “all truly elated with the finished product”. He talks up the “exciting synergy” in the writing relationship, which he says has delivered “a new and revitalised Mason Hill”. His pitch to listeners is simple: whether you are a long-term fan or recently converted, “there is honestly something for everyone on this album, with riffs so crunchy you’ll need a neck brace after your first listen”.

Ward also credits producer Dan Weller. Coming into the band as a newcomer, he says working with him “was an amazing experience” and helped him “unlock my own style and take a new approach to writing”.

What are the Mason Hill tour 2026 dates and tickets?

The band are heading out across the UK to mark the release. In their own words, “we are well in the groove of things now and are hungry to be hitting a stage near you”, and they promise “a tour to remember”. Here are the dates, with a ticket link for each one:

• Thu 12 November – Wolverhampton, KK’s Steel Mill – Tickets
• Fri 13 November – Glasgow, Barrowland Ballroom (supporting Skindred) – sold out
• Sat 14 November – Manchester, Gorilla – Tickets
• Sun 15 November – Nottingham, The Bodega – Tickets
• Tue 17 November – Cardiff, The Globe – Tickets
• Wed 18 November – London, Downstairs at The Dome (Boston Music Room) – Tickets
• Thu 19 November – Milton Keynes, Craufurd Arms – Tickets

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The Glasgow night is the one to note. Mason Hill are right in the middle of the tour supporting none other than Skindred, and the band say they are “beyond stoked” about it. The show is already sold out. If you want to know what the headliners are up to right now, we have the latest on the Skindred “Big Em Up” video. The band also keep a full list of dates at masonhillofficial.com/gigs.

How did Mason Hill get to World So Wonderful?

It has not been an easy road. Over their ten-year existence Mason Hill have been through false starts and botched record deals, and there was a six-year gap between their 2015 debut EP and the release of Against The Wall. That album then landed in the middle of the Covid pandemic, which meant the band were not able to tour behind it at first. Scott Taylor’s departure at the end of 2023 was the latest obstacle.

Guitarist James Bird is open about how close it came to ending. “There have been times over the years when we weren’t even sure we’d be able to keep on being a band,” he says. “Even just before Tom came in, we were so close to saying, ‘Well, we tried, but let’s call it a day.’ But there’s a stubbornness and determination and passion in us that has kept us going.”

The new music, he says, “was obviously still Mason Hill, but we didn’t want it to be a copy of the first album”. Looking back at the good and the bad, Bird adds: “All the good stuff and the bad stuff, I’m glad it happened in a sense, because without it we wouldn’t be in this place we’re in right now.” His verdict: “This is who we are now. This is Mason Hill.”

One of the singles that set up the album was “Hurricane”. Now the whole album is out, and the November dates give everyone a chance to hear it played live.

Who is in Mason Hill?

The current line-up is Tom Ward on vocals, James Bird and Marc Montgomery on guitars, Matt Ward on bass and Craig McFetridge on drums.

Where can I listen to or buy World So Wonderful?

You can buy the album on CD from Amazon through the box near the top of this page, or order other formats from the band’s official Eyesore Merch store. You can also use the band’s 7Hz Productions link to find the album on your favourite streaming service, or listen on Spotify. Follow the band on Instagram for more news.

Mason Hill World So Wonderful FAQ

Is Mason Hill World So Wonderful out now?

Yes. World So Wonderful was released on Friday 23 October 2026 via 7Hz Productions. It was recorded with producer Dan Weller.

What is on the Mason Hill World So Wonderful tracklist?

The eleven tracks are “Burn It Down”, “Twisted”, “Hurricane”, “Tainted Wings”, “Stay For A Little While”, “Resonate”, “Without You”, “Silence”, “Oxygen”, “Remember” and “Drag The Chains”.

When is the Mason Hill UK tour?

The November 2026 UK tour runs from Thursday 12 November at KK’s Steel Mill in Wolverhampton to Thursday 19 November at the Craufurd Arms in Milton Keynes, with stops in Glasgow, Manchester, Nottingham, Cardiff and London in between.

Is the Mason Hill Glasgow show sold out?

Yes. The Barrowland Ballroom show on Friday 13 November, where Mason Hill support Skindred, is sold out.

Where can I get Mason Hill tickets?

Each date in the tour list above has its own Tickets link, except Glasgow, which is sold out. The band also list their dates at masonhillofficial.com/gigs.

Who is in Mason Hill?

Tom Ward (vocals), James Bird (guitar), Marc Montgomery (guitar), Matt Ward (bass) and Craig McFetridge (drums).

Who produced World So Wonderful?

Dan Weller produced the album. Tom Ward says working with him helped him unlock his own style and take a new approach to writing.

Rock News final word

Mason Hill nearly called it a day, and World So Wonderful is the sound of a band that decided not to. With a new singer, a producer in Dan Weller and eleven tracks out today, the record is a proper statement, and the November tour is where it will be tested in the room. Stream the album, pick up the CD, and grab a ticket for your nearest date while you still can, because Glasgow has already gone.

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