Mumford and Sons Reviews, Interviews & More
It makes perfect sense to us that indie rockers Mumford & Sons will be headlining this year's Lollapalooza. Earlier this week, they announced they would be embarking on a long North American tour, covering the U.S. and Canada. We have the full list of dates below. Also, the Yeah Yeah Yeahs released a new music video featuring model Lily Cole. All that and more...
If you weren't able to get tickets to Coachella this year, maybe you'll consider heading east for a summer music festival. The Bonnaroo lineup was just announced and the headliners are pretty impressive. Paul McCartney, Tom Petty, Mumford & Sons and Bjork are among the biggest acts on the roster. The Tennessee event doesn't usually sell out as quickly as the California desert festival, but...
It's awards season all around. Those in the movie industry have been announcing the best and greatest of 2012, and those in the music biz are gearing up to do the same. The Grammys will air next month, and it has been revealed that Taylor Swift, Rihanna and The Black Keys are among those who will perform during the telecast.
The Grammy nominations are out, and one thing is certain, no lady will be winning Album of the Year in 2013. Not Fiona Apple. Not Katy Perry, nor Kelly Clarkson. Sorry ladies, it's a man's world after all.
Mumford and Sons have been enjoying a lot of success lately. Their sophomore album Babel quickly became the fastest selling album of the year in the UK, and the biggest selling debut album (of 2012) in the U.S. Now, the band has just announced the release of a new concert film titled The Road To Red Rocks. Watch the trailer below.
This week, Lana Del Rey released another music video. This one's for "Summertime Sadness" and follows in that DIY vintage style she did for "Video Games" and "National Anthem." The Spice Girls also booked a gig. This time they're set to perform at the closing ceremony for the London Olympics. And Mumford and Sons have finally revealed the details for their upcoming sophomore record...
This week, The Flaming Lips broke a Guinness World Record that previously belonged to rapper Jay-Z. Mumford & Sons announced the details to their upcoming U.S. Tour. Also, Radiohead finally finished rescheduling their European tour dates. Catch up on this week's news below.
A few weeks ago, Mumford & Sons keyboardist Ben Lovett revealed that the band had finished recording their new album, but didn't specify when said album would be released. Now, it's been confirmed. According to Paste, the band's album release date is September 24. And that's not all. The folk band will also embark on a U.S. mini-festival tour in August.
Indie folk stars Mumford & Sons have just revealed that their sophomore album has been completed. The news comes directly from NME who got the chance to talk to keyboardist Ben Lovett. So, when will we have the chance to head this follow up record. Find out below.
Mumford and Sons have propelled from obscurity to stardom at lightning fast speed thanks to their hit single "Little Lion Man," one of the few songs so good that we didn't mind every alt-rock station in America playing it three times an hour. Fortunately, the album from whence that track came, Sigh No More, was every bit as good as...
Mumford And Sons really shined at the Grammy's Sunday, yes? The Mumford moment kept going this week by taking home the top prize at the 2011 Brit Awards this evening (February 15). The band won the MasterCard British Album Of The Year prize for Sigh No More.
Arcade Fire, fresh off their Grammy for Album of the Year, took home two awards...
When he’s not busy still claiming that Pavement is nothing but a ripoff of his band, The Fall, famously cantankerous singer Mark E. Smith has publicly outed himself as being something less than a fan of the much-buzzed-about folk duo Mumford and Sons: “I just thought they were a load of retarded Irish folk singers."
