Music Review: Mumford & Sons return after seven years with a folksy, existential album, ‘Rushmere’
It’s a familiar-feeling record — of course there are banjos — with instantly recognizable folk instrumentation reinforced by swelling vocals. In that way, it detours slightly from their last offering, 2018’s “Delta,” with its electronic interludes. Instead, “Rushmere” directly embraces the band’s folk heritage.
The tour will travel through the U.S. and Canada, stopping at stadiums, arenas, amphitheaters, and music festivals from June ...
Fans interested in buying tickets will need to sign up for the band’s presale on Ticketmaster. The sign-up window closes at ...
GEORGE, Wash. — Mumford & Sons announced a stop in Washington this summer. The British folk-rock band will be playing the ...
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Mumford & Sons return with a song that Grafton Street buskers will be playing for years to comeMumford & Sons were inescapable around the start of the 2010s and now their kitschy brand of easygoing folk rock is finding favour with the likes of Noah Kahan.
Mark Reynolds, owner of Pedal Power Cycles in Rushmere St Andrew, Suffolk, said he believed the theft was "well organised".
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Join us for an Audacy Check In with Mumford & SonsDon’t miss Marcus Mumford, Ted Dwane, and Ben Lovett as they sit with Audacy’s Brad Steiner to unpack their first new offering in 7 years, and talk about the making of ‘RUSHMERE.’ ...
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