Massive Wagons Release Live Single & Video ‘Pressure’ Ahead of Landmark Album ‘Live At The Great Hall’.

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Massive Wagons have released a brand-new single and video for Pressure, taken from their forthcoming album Live At The Great Hall, due out on 27th March 2026 via Earache Records.

A fan favourite and a staple of the band’s live shows, Pressure perfectly captures the raw power and adrenaline that Massive Wagons thrive on when they hit the stage.

Frontman Barry Mills explains:

Pressure is one of my absolute favourite tracks to play live. I love the live energy it brings and Adam’s solo in it is probably my favourite of all his solos to be honest. It jumped out at me when I had my first listen through the album in its entirety too, which was a big plus in my book for it to be filmed and released as a live single. We are super excited about the release of the live album. I think it really captures who we are and what we are about, and it kinda proves we are a serious outfit who bring it when we perform live! It’s been years in the making, it needed to be done right, at the right time and at the right place with the right songs, and it’s become another big chapter in the Wagons story”.

The band have also dedicated Pressure and its accompanying video to the memory of Stu Hunting, a close friend of the band and a hugely respected supporter of the UK rock and metal scene. “Stu was a champion of live music and a friend to so many bands,” Barry adds. “He may be gone, but he’ll never be forgotten.”

Live At The Great Hall documents two very special hometown shows recorded on 19th and 20th September 2025 at Lancaster University’s Great Hall, a venue steeped in rock history. After lying dormant for over 40 years, the hall once again came to life, echoing memories of legendary performances by The Who, Black Sabbath and Queen.

Both nights sold out, and the atmosphere was nothing short of electric. The performances were praised by original Great Hall promoter Barry Lucas, author of When Rock Went to College, while Classic Rock Magazine hailed Massive Wagons as “a band stepping up their league.”

Recognising the significance of the moment, the band knew it had to be captured. The album bottles the humour, heart, and spirit that Massive Wagons bring to every show, offering fans the chance to relive those unforgettable nights, or experience them for the first time.