Country rising star Vincent Mason sets Indianapolis date for 21-city tour
Tickets for the Feb. 12 performance at the Egyptian Room are on sale now, marking the second stop on a run that begins in St. Louis.
By Rebecca Svoboda ·
Vincent Mason will perform at the Egyptian Room inside the Old National Centre in downtown Indianapolis on Friday, Feb. 12, 2027. The concert is scheduled for 8 p.m. and serves as the second date on his 21-stop When You’re Not Around Tour. Fans can purchase admission through the singer’s official website, where tickets have been available since Friday, Nov. 6.
The tour kicks off the previous night on Feb. 11 in the St. Louis area before concluding on May 8 in Wilmington, North Carolina. While Benny G, Jacob Hackworth, and Phil Kane are listed as support acts for select dates, the specific lineup for the Indianapolis show has not yet been announced.
Mason’s career has accelerated rapidly over the past year. His tracks “Hell Is a Dance Floor” and “Damned If I Do” have both achieved RIAA platinum status. Additionally, his duet with Stella Lefty, “Something To Lose,” is currently gaining traction on country radio charts. These successes follow the release of his major-label debut album, There I Go, which spawned a sold-out touring cycle.
The artist’s growing profile was recognized in 2026 when he was selected as one of four country acts on Spotify’s Artists to Watch list. He also received a nomination for ACM New Male Artist. Earlier this spring, Mason opened stadium dates for Morgan Wallen’s Still The Problem Tour, exposing him to large audiences before his own headlining run.
The Egyptian Room offers a more intimate setting than the stadium venues Mason previously played. This shift in venue size provides an opportunity for local fans to see the performer in a smaller capacity before his tour schedule potentially expands to larger arenas. The upcoming date allows those who missed the spring stadium shows to catch the act in a different environment.
The 21-date run spans nearly three months, ending in the Carolinas. The itinerary moves from the Midwest to the South, with Indianapolis serving as an early stop in the sequence. The tour structure follows standard industry practices for emerging artists seeking to build momentum through varied regional markets.
