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Mumford & Sons
Mumford & Sons are an English folk rock band formed in London in December 2007. The group is built around Marcus Mumford (lead vocals, guitar), Ben Lovett (keyboards) and Ted Dwane (bass), with banjo player Winston Marshall a member from the band's founding until his departure in 2021.
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United States
- Aug 14New YorkMadison Square GardenPerformers: Medium BuildView details
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- Aug 10CharlotteSpectrum CenterPerformers: Medium BuildView details
- Aug 8TampaBenchmark International ArenaPerformers: Medium BuildView details
- Aug 5AtlantaState Farm ArenaPerformers: Medium BuildView details
- Aug 3Kansas CityMorton AmphitheaterPerformers: Medium BuildView details
About Mumford & Sons
The band's sound combines bluegrass and folk instrumentation, including banjo and mandolin, with the drive of alternative rock. Their debut album, Sigh No More (2009), established this style, and its 2012 follow-up, Babel, became one of the fastest-selling rock albums of its decade and won the Grammy Award for Album of the Year. Later releases, Wilder Mind (2015) and Delta (2018), moved toward a more electric sound, followed by Rushmere in 2025.
Mumford & Sons built their following through relentless touring of small clubs before breaking into arenas and festivals, headlining Glastonbury in 2013. The band also created Gentlemen of the Road, a touring festival series that brought concerts to smaller towns not typically visited by major acts.

