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Tickets have finally gone on sale for the Mumford & Sons 2025 UK tour, and due to overwhelming demand, the band has added an extra show date.
To mark the release of their new album Rushmere, the musical trio are hitting the road this winter, with performances locked in for Glasgow, Manchester, Sheffield, Birmingham, Cardiff, and London.
But before they perform on home turf, Mumford & Sons have tour dates scheduled for major European cities including Stockholm, Copenhagen, Berlin, and Paris. After Winston Marshall left the group, there are now only three members: Marcus Mumford, Ben Lovett, and Ted Dwane.
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The tour announcement comes seven years after the band’s last album was released and five years since their previous tour was cut short due to the pandemic.
So, where is the extra tour date taking place, and where can you buy tickets now? Find out everything you need to know about the Mumford & Sons 2025 UK and Europe tour below.
At the time of writing this, Mumford & Sons UK 2025 tour tickets are now available to purchase via Live Nation, See Tickets, and Ticketmaster. If you’re keen to get your hands on VIP and hospitality tickets, you need to head over to Seat Unique now - before they sell out.
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Ticket prices have yet to be confirmed, but according to the Glasgow Hydro website, you can expect to pay between £54.50 and £111.55 for standard tickets.
If you’re interested in VIP and hospitality seats, then you’re looking at prices starting from £199 via Seat Unique. If you don't manage to beat the queue, resale tickets can be purchased on Viagogo and StubHub. Just make sure to be careful when purchasing resale tickets online.
Due to huge demand, the band have added a new London date to their tour, and will now also be playing at The O2 on Thursday, December 11.
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The British folk-rock group will kickstart the UK leg of the tour in Glasgow on December 2 before hitting up Manchester, Sheffield, Birmingham, and Cardiff. The tour will conclude at London’s O2 Arena on December 10.
