Vincent Mason Reflects On Milestone Year and Preparing For Stadium Dates With Morgan Wallen [Exclusive]

Vincent Mason is wrapping up his biggest year so far, and the momentum isn’t slowing down. As he prepares to join Morgan Wallen in stadiums next year, he’s already thinking about what that next level of touring will look like.

In 2025, Mason packed in a ton of live performances, from major festivals to opening slots for Riley Green, Parker McCollum, Jordan Davis, Luke Bryan, and more. He told Country Now backstage at the CMA Awards that touring with McCollum was a huge bucket-list moment, especially since the Texas native is one of the reasons he started writing songs in the first place. However, getting the call to join Wallen, one of the biggest names in the genre, is a milestone that feels surreal.

“Morgan Wallen was really the one though that everyone kind of stopped in their tracks. My family and my friends from home, they were all kind of like, damn,” he said reflecting on that moment.

When asked if he’s ready to tackle stadium-sized crowds on the upcoming Still The Problem Tour, Mason confidently stated, “I’m ready.”

“Hopefully it’ll be like the other shows we’ve played. It won’t be too different,” he added.

Beyond the tour news, the Georgia native’s momentum is carrying over into some major career milestones, including his recent appearance on an episode of TODAY, where he performed his debut radio single that’s officially cracked the Top 40, “Wish You Well.”

That TV moment also arrived right on the heels of his debut album, There I Go, and the announcement of his headline run, Monster Energy Outbreak Tour Presents: Vincent Mason There I Go, which begins in early 2026.

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Looking back on everything he’s packed into the past year, Vincent Mason admits it’s finally starting to hit him just how far he’s come since the first day he arrived in Nashville with nothing but a dream.

“It was definitely the busiest year I’ve ever had. It’s kind of crazy to think back to the stuff we were doing in January, thinking it’s the same year…got to tour with some heroes of mine, which is really, really awesome. And put out the first album, sent the first single to country radio. So definitely a lot to deal with in real time.”

He went on to say that in the last few weeks he has found himself feeling especially thankful that he gets to do what he loves for his job. And now that he’s started to cement himself in the business, Mason revealed that Music City finally feels like his home.

“We’ve been working hard, but I guess it just kind of hit me. I don’t have to go off and do anything else. All I have to do is just keep making albums and I love doing that. So I can do that…I can do that forever. All I got to do is play shows and make more records and I love that.”

A full list of upcoming tour dates for the “Wish You Well” singer can be found HERE.