Mumford & Sons has announced additional dates for their upcoming British Arena Tour following the swift sellout of all earlier dates within just two hours.
New Tour and Album Release
Earlier this month, the band revealed their 21st tour across the UK and Europe to promote their upcoming album 'Rushmere', set to release on March 28 through Island/Glassnote (Pre-order here).
Tour Dates and Details
The shows will kick off at Avicii Arena in Stockholm on November 6, followed by UK dates starting December 2 at Glasgow’s Ovo Hydro, with subsequent stops in Manchester, Sheffield, Birmingham, Cardiff, and London.
Two new dates have been added: November 29 at Newcastle’s Utilita Arena and November 30 at Leeds’ First Direct Arena. Ticket pre-sales for these shows begin at 10:00 on Wednesday (March 26) – Get tickets Here.
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Confirmed Tour Locations
November
6 – Avicii Arena, Stockholm
8 – Royal Arena, Copenhagen
10 – Uber Arena, Berlin
12 – Lanxess Arena, Cologne
13 – Sportpaleis, Antwerp
14 – Adidas Arena, Paris
16 – Rockhal, Luxembourg
17 – Ziggo Dome, Amsterdam
19 – Unipol Arena, Bologna
20 – Hallenstadion, Zurich
21 – Unipol Forum, Milan
23 – Palau Sant Jordi, Barcelona
25 – Sagres Kampo Pekueno, Lisbon
29 – Utilita Arena, Newcastle (W/ Sierra Ferrell) New Date
30 – First Direct Arena, Leeds (W/ Sierra Ferrell) New Date
December
2 – Ovo Hydro, Glasgow (W/ Sierra Ferrell) sold out
3 – CO-OP Live, Manchester (W/ Sierra Ferrell) sold out
5 – Utilita Arena, Sheffield (W/ Sierra Ferrell) sold out
7 – Utilita Arena, Birmingham (W/ Sierra Ferrell) sold out
8 – Utilita Arena, Cardiff (W/ Sierra Ferrell) sold out
10 – O2, London (W/ Sierra Ferrell) sold out
11 – O2, London (W/ Sierra Ferrell) sold out
The band is also contributing £1 from each ticket sold for their British shows to Living Trust, a new initiative aimed at providing financial support to those in the live music industry. Additionally, they have partnered with Plus1 to donate £1 from each ticket sold to War Child.
They were also recently added to the lineup for the upcoming Radio 1’s Big Weekend in Liverpool, where they will be taking the main stage on May 25.
The album “Rushmere” marks Mumford & Sons’ first project as a trio, featuring Marcus Mumford, Ted Dwane, and Ben Lovett. Banjoist Winston Marshall departed from the band in 2021 after facing backlash for endorsing the book of right-wing American journalist Andy Ngo.
In a three-star review of Mumford & Sons’ “Delta” in 2018, Jordan Bassett wrote for NME: “A decade after they began their quest to become the most popular band in the world, Mumford & Sons continues to explore uncharted territory. The lyrics and compositions convey a sense of maturity, and this evolving approach suggests that the band is very much a work in progress.”
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