Mumford & Sons

One of the most successful acts to come out of the 21st century's English folk-rock revival, Mumford & Sons' agreeable fusion of bluegrass, folk, country, and rock has found favor with audiences at home and abroad ever since they released their debut album, Sigh No More, in 2009. Their chart-topping sophomore effort, 2012's Babel, won Album of the Year at both the Brit and Grammy Awards, which led to the band headlining the 2013 Glastonbury Festival. Mumford & Sons' sound evolved with the 2015 arrival of Wilder Mind, which adopted a more stadium-ready alt-rock style, a predilection that the group continued to explore on 2018's Paul Epworth-produced Delta. A six-year studio hiatus preceded the release of the 2024 single "Good People," a collaboration with Pharrell Williams, before the group returned in full with 2025's Rushmere. The Hozier collaboration "Rubber Band Man" heralded 2026's Prizefighter. – AllMusic.com Presented by Walmart AMP in partnership with Live Nation.