Vincent Mason brings his breakup songs to EPIC Event Center, Friday, March 19
The "Wish You Well" singer, who sold out his first headline run, books a 2,100-capacity Green Bay room for a spring Friday.

Some country singers build a brand on trucks and tailgates. Vincent Mason built his on getting his heart broken, and his label has been happy to call him the "Heartbreak Kid of Country Music." Next spring he brings that catalog to Green Bay: Mason announced on Nov. 3 that he'll play EPIC Event Center on Friday, March 19, 2027, at 7:30 p.m. Tickets are on sale now through Etix.
If you only know one Mason song, it's probably "Wish You Well." It came out in early 2025 as his debut single and the lead track from his first album, per Wikipedia), and by late that year he was performing it on *Today*. That album, *There I Go*, followed on Nov. 7, 2025, per Music Row.
The rise has shown up on the road. His first headline run, the Hell Is A Dance Floor Tour, sold out, and in 2026 he took the album out as the headliner of the Monster Energy Outbreak Tour Presents: Vincent Mason — There I Go, announced last fall, with stops including Brooklyn Bowl and Royal Oak Music Theatre. He has kept new music coming this year too, including "What You Want" and "Something to Lose," a duet with Stella Lefty.
Some country singers build a brand on trucks and tailgates. Vincent Mason built his on getting his heart broken.
Why this room? EPIC Event Center holds 2,100, which makes it one of the bigger general-admission spaces a rising country act can book in the Fox Valley without stepping up to an arena. For an artist whose last tour hit clubs and theaters like Brooklyn Bowl and Royal Oak, it's a natural size: a real crowd with real energy, and still close enough to the stage that the singalong on "Wish You Well" will be loud. A March Friday also means plenty of people from out of town can make the drive without burning a vacation day.
When to buy: soon. Mason's last headline tour sold out, and his audience has grown since then. A 2,100-cap room on a Friday is the kind of show that goes quietly first to fans and then all at once when a friend group finally makes plans. If you know you're going, there's no upside to waiting.
There's something fitting about hearing a set full of breakup songs at the tail end of a Wisconsin winter. By March 19, most of us will be ready to sing about anything that isn't snow.
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- Vincent Mason tickets, EPIC Event Center (Etix)
- Vincent Mason upholds his 'Heartbreak Kid of Country Music' title with new song 'Wish You Well' (MCA)
- Wish You Well (Vincent Mason song) (Wikipedia)
- Vincent Mason (singer) (Wikipedia)
- Vincent Mason performs 'Wish You Well' on Today (antiMusic)
- Vincent Mason slates debut album There I Go for November (Music Row)
- Vincent Mason sells out debut headline tour (Music Row)
- Vincent Mason announces Monster Energy Outbreak headline tour (Music Row)
- Monster Energy Outbreak Tour Presents: Vincent Mason (Brooklyn Bowl)
- Vincent Mason (Royal Oak Music Theatre)
- Hear Vincent Mason and Stella Lefty duet of 'Something to Lose' (antiMusic)