Gig News : Massive Wagons Full Nelson Live Gig Warrington 2026

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Massive Wagons Full Nelson Live Show Announced for Warrington Parr Hall – February 2026

Warrington, brace yourself—Massive Wagons Full Nelson is coming home. The band’s explosive 2018 album will be performed in full at Parr Hall on 7th February 2026, marking a milestone moment in their career and a must-see gig for UK rock fans.

Following the sold-out madness of their 2024 Welcome To The World: Live show, the Lancaster five-piece return to Warrington to celebrate the album that changed everything. The Massive Wagons Full Nelson live show promises high-octane energy, fan-favourite anthems, and a full-throttle tribute to the record that launched them into the mainstream.

Released via Earache Records, the Massive Wagons Full Nelson album was their third collaboration with producer Matt Ellis (Black Spiders, Terrorvision) and their first to crack the UK Top 20. It blended punchy riffs, satirical lyrics, and unapologetic swagger—earning the band radio play across Europe and a loyal fanbase that’s only grown louder.

“We’d set the bar high for ourselves,” the band reflects. “Full Nelson was a great time for us—our live show was taking off, and we were running hot.”

Whether you were there in 2018 or you’re just joining the MW crew, the Massive Wagons Full Nelson Warrington gig is your chance to experience the album the way it was meant to be heard: live, loud, and unfiltered.

Tickets for the Massive Wagons Full Nelson live show are available now at www.massivewagons.com/fullnelson

Prepare for the noise, Warrington. This one’s going to be unforgettable

Massive Wagons Full Nelson The Album

Under No Illusion
China Plates
Billy Balloonhead
Sunshine Smile
Northern Boy
Robot (Trust In Me)
Back To The Stack
Hate Me
Last On The List
Ballad Of Verdun Hayes
Death Or Glory
Scorpion

Massive Wagons Full Nelson Trivia: Did You Know?

China Plates is a tongue-in-cheek takedown of social media fakery, inspired by frontman Baz Mills’ own frustrations with online culture
Back To The Stack is a tribute to Status Quo’s Rick Parfitt, and became a staple of MW’s live set almost instantly
The album’s original artwork featured a cartoon version of Baz—complete with balloonhead—designed to reflect the band’s irreverent spirit
Ballad of Verdun Hayes honours the oldest skydiver in the world at the time, a 101-year-old WWII veteran. It’s one of the band’s most heartfelt tracks
The newly released ‘blue’ edition includes Death Or Glory and Scorpion, previously unavailable on CD

Massive Wagons Essential Listening: The 10-Track Primer

Whether you’re a long-time fan or just tuning in, here’s a career-spanning playlist to get you fired up for Full Nelson: Live

Back To The Stack – the Status Quo tribute that became a live anthem (Full Nelson)
Billy Balloonhead – satirical, explosive, and a breakout hit in Germany (Full Nelson)
In It Together – fists-in-the-air unity anthem from House of Noise
Nails – thunderous and defiant, a standout from Welcome to the World
Night Skies – atmospheric and heartfelt, a highlight from Earth to Grace
Rabbit Hole – gritty, riff-driven, and full of swagger (Earth to Grace)
Triggered – title track from their 2022 album, full of punch and purpose (Triggered)
Generation Prime – a punchy anthem with a message (Triggered)
Robot (Trust In Me) – quirky, catchy, and unforgettable (Full Nelson)
Pressure – explosive and cathartic, the perfect closer from House of Noise

Calling All Wagons Fans: We Want Your Stories

Massive Wagons Full Nelson - Baz Sailing a dingy across the sea of fans

When did you join the Wagons clan—was it the raw grit of Fight The System, the chaos of Full Nelson, or the polished punch of Triggered
What’s your go-to track when you need a blast of Baz’s brilliance—Nails, Night Skies, or something deeper from the vault
And where did your MW memories begin—was it Baz sailing a dinghy across the crowd, their Download Festival carnage, or a sweaty club gig that changed your life

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