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Mumford & Sons formed in London in 2008 and quickly became one of the biggest British acts of their generation, topping album charts around the world, rising from intimate clubs to festival headliners, and earning multiple Grammy and BRIT Awards.
The band entered a remarkably prolific new chapter with RUSHMERE, their long-awaited #1 album released in March 2025, followed less than a year later by their acclaimed sixth studio album, Prizefighter. Released in 2026 via Gentlemen of the Road/Glassnote Records, Prizefighter debuted at #10 on the Billboard 200 and was co-produced and co-written with Aaron Dessner of The National at his Long Pond Studio. Featuring collaborations with Hozier, Gracie Abrams, Chris Stapleton and Gigi Perez, the album finds Mumford & Sons at their most instinctive and open, capturing the sense of community and connection that has defined the band from the beginning. NPR Music praised the record as “very evolved and intricate and exquisitely produced and performed,” while Rolling Stone called it “an artisanally wrought balance of big-hug anthems and gentler folk moments.”
In 2026, Mumford & Sons brought Prizefighter to audiences worldwide with their biggest North American tour in years. The expansive arena and stadium run includes three nights at Madison Square Garden in New York, two nights at Los Angeles’ Kia Forum, Chicago’s Wrigley Field, Boston’s Fenway Park, Boulder’s Folsom Field and many more dates across the continent. Special guests throughout the tour include Ferrell, CAAMP, Lord Huron, Marcus King Band, Dylan Gossett and Medium Build. Continuing to receive widespread attention, the band recently performed on Saturday Night Live and are set to appear on The TODAY Show’s Summer Concert Series, while also making recent appearances on NPR’s Tiny Desk, Armchair Expert with Dax Shepard, Morning Edition, The Zane Lowe Show, Men in Blazers, The Bertcast, And The Writer Is…, The Zach Sang Show, Royal Court and Billboard’s Pop Shop Podcast.
The band's enduring commitment to collaboration and communal music-making was further captured in Mumford & Sons: The House Band, directed by Sam Jones, which premiered at the 2026 Tribeca Film Festival. The documentary follows the beloved British folk-rock group aboard a one-of-a-kind train tour, playing their own songs, backing an extraordinary roster of guest artists, and embracing the kind of spontaneous performances that remind audiences why live music still matters. Noah Kahan, Darius Rucker and Maggie Rogers all join the journey, with unexpected covers and candid moments proving just as memorable as the performances themselves.
Mumford & Sons have long harboured a strong sense of community, collaborating over the years with artists including Bob Dylan, Bruce Springsteen, Neil Young, Pharrell, Maggie Rogers and Brandi Carlile. Through numerous creative evolutions and studio experiments, the band has cultivated an unmistakable sound that continues to influence and inspire generations of artists around the globe.