MASSIVE WAGONS announce UK tour for April 2023

MASSIVE WAGONS ANNOUNCE UK HEADLINE TOUR FOR APRIL 2023

IN SUPPORT OF NEW ALBUM ‘TRIGGERED!’ OUT NOW

Following on from the tremendous success of their co-headline tour with Ugly Kid Joe, rabble-rousing road dogs MASSIVE WAGONS have announced a new 10-date headline tour of the UK in April 2023, in support of their rifftastic new album ‘Triggered!’ which crashed straight into the UK official album chart at #6 upon release last month, marking the second Top 10 album for the Lancaster band.

A pre-sale for tickets begins on Wednesday, with tickets on general sale from 10am this Friday, 25th November. For a full list of upcoming tour dates or to buy tickets, visit the band’s official website here.

Special guests are yet to be announced. Dates line up as follows:

Thu 13th Apr – PORTSMOUTH Wedgewood Rooms

Fri 14th Apr – CAMBRIDGE The Junction

Sat 15th Apr – BRISTOL The Fleece

Mon 17th Apr – LONDON The Scala

Tue 18th Apr – MANCHESTER Academy 2

Wed 19th Apr – NORWICH Epic Studios

Fri 21st Apr – BIRMINGHAM O2 Academy 2

Sat 22nd Apr – BUCKLEY The Tivoli

Mon 24th Apr – LEEDS Brudenell Social Club

Tue 25th Apr – EDINBURGH La Belle Angele

Frontman Barry “Baz” Mills declares, “Straight back at it, it’s what we do innit! If you came out to see us with Ugly Kid Joe and you enjoyed the experience then why not come and see us again on the ‘TRIGGERED’ headline tour! Loved playing tracks from the new album, gonna shake it up with some more new ones cos they have been really fun to play… hopefully we are hitting up a town somewhere near you, grab a ticket and come join the fun!”

‘Triggered!’ is available worldwide at earache.com/massivewagons on limited coloured vinyl (only pink, orange, or green remaining), black vinyl, signed CD, cassette, USB, and digital download. There’s also a limited, special collector’s box that includes 6 LPs, 2 CDs, cassette, USB, download & the collector’s toy box, with every item (including the box!) signed by the band.

TRIGGERED! Track Listing:

1. Fuck The Haters

2. Please Stay Calm

3. Generation Prime (feat. Skindred’s Benji Webbe)

4. A.S.S.H.O.L.E.

5. Skateboard

6. Gone Are The Days

7. Triggered

8. Giulia

9. Germ

10. Never Been A Problem

11. Big Time

12. Sawdust

13. No Friend Of Mine

“The band have not stood still and once again deliver a hefty slab of rock n roll that pushes some otherwise unchartered musical boundaries and have ensured that it’s as exciting and fresh as ever.” (10/10) – Powerplay

“Maybe their very British, punky and unpretentious attitude will mean Massive Wagons never quite reach the arenas these songs seem tailor-made for. But we’re firmly on board their souped-up transit van heading that way.” (8/10) – Classic Rock

“One of the most exciting outfits on the UK rock scene… with Triggered it really feels like they’ve made a statement that defines who they are. That it’s excellent should therefore surprise no one.” (4/5) – Sea Of Tranquility

“All killer, with no filler. Damn straight. Massive Wagons channel all the right influences into their sound and they remain quintessentially British with it. They are punchy with the riffs and seriously melodic on the vocals plus the rhythm section is tighter than a duck’s butt… Superb heavy rock n roll – plus it’s FUN!” (9/10) – MyGlobalMind

“A couple of weeks ago I thought I’d heard my album of the year… Then the new Massive Wagons album lands in my musical lap and claims top spot almost immediately. This is a fantastic album from start to finish, and will deservedly see them achieve even greater things than they already have. ” (9/10) – All About The Rock

“There’s a refreshing honesty and directness about the Wagons. There’s some edge to the lyrics but the band aren’t afraid to look for a laugh and a smile, with the songs the very definition of unpretentious fun.” – The Afterword

“The past, present and future, not to mention the true spirit of Rock and Roll. Wearing their hearts on their sleeves with passion and pride….God save Massive Wagons and all who sail in her!” – At The Barrier