Get ready to get in your feels. “Hell is a Dance Floor” singer, Vincent Mason, does it again with new infectious and upbeat single “Wish You Well”.
The 24-year-old, Georgia boy doesn’t shy away from heartbreak lyrics. “Wish You Well” brings you through the journey of longing for a love he continues to wish well, whilst living in the bottle at the bar, hoping for change.
The story-telling and upbeat spirit of the song evokes hope, simultaneously revealing the muddiness of navigating the feelings of broken love. The fun lyrical play makes you want to root for the guy sitting at the bar. It’s that movie scene where you hope the girl turns back around for the sweet guy yearning for her, kind of energy.
“Wish You Well” is already creating buzz with fans saying the song is “too relatable”, their “valentines day anthem”, that “this hits like a ton of bricks” and declaring “2/14 hates to see me coming”.
“This might be the most feel-good heartbreak drinking song that I know,” Mason shares.
Following Mason’s most recent release, “Waitin’ On You To Wear Off,” this new drop further proves that “he’s not just a star on the rise; he’s a force to be reckoned with” (All Country News). His breakout single “Hell is a Dance Floor” racked up over 75 million streams, followed by other releases including “Heart Like This,” “Train of Thought,” “Speak of the Devil,” and his debut EP Can’t Just Be Me.
As he continues to release more music, he will be spending the upcoming months on his first-ever headline tour, the “Hell Is A Dance Floor Tour” which sold out during presales. Due to the overwhelming demand, Mason has recently announced a second leg of the tour to accommodate even more fans. Expanding his touring schedule, Mason will also join Riley Green, Luke Bryan, Megan Moroney, and Parker McCollum as an opening act for select dates in 2025, along with performances at festivals nationwide. See headline tour routing below and find additional live details here.
“Wish You Well” was written by Geoff Warburton, Jessie Jo Dillon, Blake Pendergrass, and Chris LaCorte.
“Expansive artistry framed by relatable storytelling and warm sonics” (Earmilk) Vincent Mason has honed his craft for songwriting since grabbing a guitar just a few short years ago. Growing up right outside of Atlanta in Roswell, Georgia, he realized very early on how much he loved lyrics and quickly became fascinated with the art of writing a good song.
Fusing his influences like Parker McCollum and John Mayer, his southern country side blends perfectly with the singer-songwriter’s pop sensibilities – creating a fresh new sound that’s becoming incredibly popular in the genre. Amassing over 200 million streams across platforms, the 24-year-old taps into his life experiences to curate a narrative true to country storytelling. His smash hit from his debut EP Can’t Just Be Me, “Hell is a Dance Floor” has been a huge breakout moment, garnering millions of streams. The song has received support from major editorial playlists, including Spotify’s Hot Country and Apple Music’s Country Risers, among many others. This past summer, John Mayer included “Heart Like This” on his Sirius XM show – speaking positively about hearing the track, stating it’s “songwriting 101”. Listen Here.
In 2024 he cut his teeth as direct support for Gavin Adcock, preparing him for his debut headline run that sold out entirely in presales. In addition to hitting 8 major cities across the country, he will join Riley Green, Parker McCollum, Luke Bryan, and Megan Moroney for select dates. With more music on the way, this passionate writer and artist sets out to stay true to his influences and his story to deliver a powerful message through his music to his growing audience.
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HELL IS A DANCE FLOOR TOUR DATES:
- 2/7 – Athens, GA (SOLD OUT)
- 2/8 – Columbia, SC (SOLD OUT)
- 2/14- Mobile, AL (SOLD OUT)
- 2/15 – Oxford, MS (SOLD OUT)
- 2/16 – Chicago, IL (SOLD OUT)
- 2/28 – Columbus, OH (SOLD OUT)
- 4/10 – Dallas, TX (SOLD OUT)
- 4/11- Houston, TX (SOLD OUT)
NEW ADDED DATES:
- 2/26 – Chicago, IL
- 4/16 – Minneapolis, MN
- 4/17 – West Peoria, IL
- 4/18 – Grand Rapids, MI
- 4/19 – Indianapolis, IN
- 5/2 – Fayetteville, AR
- 5/8 – Chattanooga, TN
- 5/9 – Charlotte, NC
- 5/10 – Lexington, KY
- 5/15 – Isle of Palms, SC
- 5/16 – Anderson, SC
