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Mumford And Sons to return to UK as they announce ‘intimate’ 2025 world tour

The band is known for songs such as I Will Wait and has won two Grammy Awards.

Evening Standard

Mumford and Sons set date for first album in 7 years

Mumford and Sons will release the 10-track LP 'Rushmere' on March 28.

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How do civilisations collapse? Ask Lee Anderson

The shameless smears against Sadiq Khan and the Conservatives’ mealy-mouthed refusal to reject them feel a lot like the start of the end of things

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How Róisín Murphy became the most vilified female celebrity since J.K. Rowling

Cancelled shows, an internet pile-on... but her most successful album yet. Katie Strick asks whether the treatment of the Irish songstress could mark a turning point for cancel culture

Evening Standard

Trauma, therapy and lambing: How Marcus Mumford turned torment into healing

LOS ANGELES — Marcus Mumford opens his debut solo album with the most personal and straightforward — and probably the finest — song he's ever released: "Cannibal," a stark acoustic ballad (at least until it erupts with pounding drums and pealing guitars) about the sexual abuse Mumford endured when he…

Los Angeles Times

Marcus Mumford reveals what inspired his new song: 'I was sexually abused as a child'

Marcus Mumford has opened up about being sexually abused as a child.

Los Angeles Times

Marcus Mumford reveals he was sexually abused aged six on release of debut solo single

The musician, married to actress Carey Mulligan with two children, opened up about the song’s meaning to GQ.

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Ex-Mumford and Sons guitarist: Boris Johnson should have gone a long time ago

The musician branded Mr Johnson a ‘liar’ and highlighted issues with public sector strikes, labour shortages and the NHS.

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