The Southern Rock band Molly Hatchet continues on the road the rest of 2026, having announced many tour dates across the United States. Next November 28, their new album “Lost Horizon” will be released, it’s their first since 2010.
The band has no original members anymore, the two oldest ones are Bobby Ingram (Guitar – Since 1987) and John Galvin (Keyboards and more – 1984 to 1990 and since 1994). They are accompanied by Tim Lindsey (Bass – Since 2003), Parker Lee (Vocals – Since 2023) and Garrett Ramsden (Drums – Since 2024).
All original members of the band are dead since 2020 and who owns the trademark is Bobby Ingram. The group was formed in Jacksonville, Florida back in 1971 and is best-known for their best-selling album “Flirtin’ With Disaster”, released in 1979.
Molly Hatchet new 2026 tour dates
September
- 5 – Rocklahoma Festival – Pryor, USA
- 12 – Gallatin County Popcorn Days – Ridgway, USA
- 19 – Casino Apache Center – Mescalero, USA
- 25 – Sellersville Theatre – Sellersville, USA
- 26 – McMorran Arena – Port Huron, USA
October
- 1 – Holding Company – San Diego, USA
- 2 – Ironstone Amphitheater – Murphys, USA
- 3 – ApCal Rock ‘N Ranch Amphitheater – Fresno, USA
- 10 – Buffalo Run Casino – Miami, USA
- 11 – Celebrity Theatre – Phoenix, USA
- 17 – Ponte Vedra Concert Hall – Ponte Vedra, USA
- 23 – Paramount Hudson Valley Theatre – Peekskill, USA
- 24 – Penn’s Peak – Jim Thorpe, USA
- 30 – Paramount – Bristol, USA
November
- 12 – Brown County Music Center – Nashville, USA
- 14 – Crystal Grand Music Theatre – Wisconsin Dells, USA
May
- 29 – City Streets Music Festival – Bradenton, USA
Some of Molly Hatchet’s most famous songs are “Flirtin’ With Disaster”, “Dreams I’ll Never See”, “Whiskey Man”, “Gator Country”, “Bounty Hunter” and “Fall of the Peacemakers”.
Tracklist of their upcoming album “Lost Horizon”
- “Firing Line” (Enhanced Version)
- “Whiskey Desperado”
- “Jacksonvillain”
- “Dixie Highway”
- “Lost Horizon”
- “The Answer”
- “Moonshine All Mine”
- “Helter Skelter”
- “Stand Up For Freedom”
- “Stronger”
- “Once a Gambler”
- “Coming Home”