Men Without Hats announce new album packed with ‘80s nostalgia and modern synth energy, ‘On the Moon’: Listen

Men Without Hats are stepping boldly into a new chapter with the announcement of On the Moon, their forthcoming seven-track album arriving November 14 via Shocore Music / MWH Entertainment. Produced by Brian Howes (Simple Plan, Hinder), mixed by Mark Needham, and mastered by Howie Weinberg, the album delivers both euphoric dance-floor anthems and nostalgic ballads that reconnect fans to the golden age of synth-pop.

To build excitement, the Canadian icons dropped “In Glorious Days” and “I Love the ‘80s”, two tracks that perfectly capture their signature blend of tongue-in-cheek joy and emotional depth. Moreover, frontman Ivan Doroschuk described “In Glorious Days” as “an amazing hybrid of the classic Men Without Hats sound with a modern synth-wave sensibility.”

Smoothly continuing their resurgence, the group now joins Wang Chung and Naked Eyes for the Abducted by the ‘80s Tour, kicking off October 16 in Fort Lauderdale. Moreover, the run will include festival appearances and headline shows across North America through the end of the year.

From their Montreal roots to shaping global pop culture with The Safety Dance and Pop Goes the World, Men Without Hats continue proving their timeless creativity. With On the Moon, they reimagine nostalgia for a new generation—bridging decades through melody, memory, and unmistakable synth magic.