Men Without Hats - On The Moon
- I Love the 80S
- In Glorious Days
- If You Try
- Run Away
- Love Me Tomorrow
- A Cause de Toi
- Jealous Guy
- Format
- Vinyl LP
- Genre
- Rock
- Catalog No.
- SCM0001-VINYL
- Tracks
- 7
Men Without Hats are excited to announce the Friday, November 14 release of Men Without Hats On The Moon, the forthcoming seven-song album from the '80s Canadian new wave/synth-pop legends. Produced by GRAMMY and Juno Award winner Brian Howes (Simple Plan, Hinder), mixed by the legendary Mark Needham (The Killers, Elton John), and mastered by Howie Weinberg (Nirvana, U2), Men Without Hats On The Moon features everything from cheeky & fun, dance-ready anthems (""I Love the '80s"", ""In Glorious Days"") to sweeping, sentimental ballads (""Run Away"", ""Love Me Tomorrow"") that sound as if they were lifted directly from the decade that spawned this iconic outfit. The new album marks a high-voltage return for a band whose influence on pop culture is still alive and pogo-dancing. ""'In Glorious Days' was my first experience with truly collaborative writing,"" frontman Ivan Doroschuk recalls of the song's inception. ""I found working with Brian [Howes] effortless; the direction and flow of the song came so naturally, and the result is what I believe to be an amazing hybrid of the classic Men Without Hats sound with a new, modern synth-wave sonic sensibility. I can't wait to play 'In Glorious Days' live for our fans. I have a feeling it's going to be a new crowd favorite!""
- Ban the Game (0:48)
- Living in China (3:04)
- The Great Ones Remember (4:41)
- I Got the Message (4:44)
- Cocoricci (Le Tango Des Voleurs) (3:24)
- The Safety Dance (2:44)
- Ideas for Walls (2:59)
- Things in My Life (4:56)
- I Like (4:19)
- The Great Ones Remember (Reprise) (1:59)
- Antarctica (3:29)
- Modern Dancing (4:13)
- Utter Space (2:45)
- Security (Everybody Feels Better with) (4:01)
- Format
- CD
- Genre
- Rock
- Tracks
- 14
Men Without Hats' On the Moon (2026) marks a return from the Canadian synth-pop veterans, issued on CD. Led by new tracks like ""I Love the 80s"" and ""In Glorious Days,"" it arrives as a late-career statement from the Safety Dance hitmakers.