Mumford & Sons

Mumford & Sons Live at Avicii Arena, Stockholm

About the Event

Get ready to experience the raw, anthemic energy of Mumford & Sons as they descend upon Stockholm’s iconic Avicii Arena on Thursday, 6 November 2025. This is more than just a concert; it’s an invitation to be swept away by a tidal wave of soaring harmonies, passionate lyrics, and foot-stomping rhythms that have captivated audiences worldwide. Mumford & Sons are renowned for their electrifying live performances, transforming even the grandest of arenas into intimate gatherings of shared musical euphoria. Prepare for an unforgettable evening where folk-infused rock meets stadium-sized spectacle, all set against the vibrant backdrop of Stockholm.

About Mumford & Sons

Since emerging from the London folk scene in 2007, Mumford & Sons have established themselves as one of the most significant and beloved bands of the 21st century. Comprising Marcus Mumford (lead vocals, guitar, drums), Ben Lovett (keyboards, accordion, vocals), and Ted Dwane (bass, vocals), the band initially garnered attention for their distinctive acoustic instrumentation, characterful banjo riffs, and Marcus Mumford’s gravelly, passionate vocal delivery. Their debut album, Sigh No More (2009), was a critical and commercial triumph, propelled by anthemic singles like “Little Lion Man,” “The Cave,” and “Roll Away Your Stone.” This album cemented their signature sound, a blend of earnest folk, rousing anthems, and a relentless drive that resonated deeply with listeners.

Their follow-up, Babel (2012), achieved even greater success, debuting at number one on both the UK and US album charts and winning the Grammy Award for Album of the Year. Tracks such as “I Will Wait” and “Babel” showcased their evolving sound, incorporating a more robust rock sensibility while retaining their folk roots. The band continued to experiment and mature with subsequent releases like Wilder Mind (2015), which saw them embrace a more electric sound, featuring collaborations with renowned producer James Ford. Hits like “Believe” and “The Wolf” demonstrated their versatility and willingness to push creative boundaries. Their most recent work, Delta (2018), further explored their sonic landscape, blending electronic elements with their signature instrumentation, and featured the powerful single “Guiding Light.” Throughout their career, Mumford & Sons have maintained a reputation for profound songwriting, often delving into themes of faith, love, loss, and redemption, delivered with an unwavering sincerity that has earned them a dedicated global fanbase.

Venue Information

Avicii Arena, formerly known as the Ericsson Globe, is Stockholm’s most distinctive and iconic landmark, a colossal spherical building that serves as Sweden’s national indoor arena. Its unique architecture and impressive capacity make it the premier venue for major sporting events, concerts, and cultural spectacles. The arena is renowned for its state-of-the-art acoustics and immersive viewing experience, ensuring that every attendee, no matter their seating location, can fully engage with the performance. Its central location within Stockholm makes it easily accessible for both local fans and international visitors. For complete venue details, see our venue guide.

What to Expect

Prepare for a Mumford & Sons performance that is nothing short of an electrifying spectacle. Their live shows are legendary for their sheer energy and communal spirit. Expect to be swept up in a setlist that expertly blends beloved classics with newer material, creating a dynamic and emotionally resonant journey. Early in their career, their shows were characterized by the raw intensity of acoustic instruments – banjo, mandolin, acoustic guitar, and upright bass – often played with a frantic, almost desperate fervour. While they have certainly evolved to incorporate more electric instrumentation and a broader sonic palette, the core of their live performance remains rooted in that same unadulterated passion.

You can anticipate soaring singalongs to anthems like “Little Lion Man,” “The Cave,” and “I Will Wait,” where the entire arena will undoubtedly join in chorus. The band’s performance style is incredibly engaging; Marcus Mumford’s passionate vocal delivery is a focal point, often punctuated by energetic strumming and dynamic shifts. Ben Lovett’s enthusiastic presence at the keyboard and accordion, often moving around the stage, adds to the visual dynamism, while Ted Dwane’s steady basslines provide the grounding force. They are known for moments of quiet introspection interspersed with explosive bursts of sound, creating a powerful emotional arc throughout the evening.

While the exact setlist is always a delightful surprise, past tours have seen them deliver powerful renditions of fan favourites such as “Babel,” “Thistle & Weeds,” and “Ghosts That We Knew.” From their more stripped-back, intimate moments, where the raw emotion of their songwriting truly shines, to the full-throttle, stadium-rocking crescendos, Mumford & Sons craft an experience that is both deeply personal and universally resonant. The show is likely to run for approximately two hours, offering a comprehensive journey through their acclaimed discography. Be prepared for an evening that encourages participation, fosters a sense of unity, and leaves you with a profound sense of exhilaration.

FAQs

Q1: Will Mumford & Sons be playing songs from all of their albums at this concert?

A: Mumford & Sons are known for their extensive and varied setlists, typically aiming to represent their entire body of work. While the exact selection can vary from night to night, you can expect to hear a healthy mix of iconic tracks from their debut Sigh No More, critically acclaimed Babel, the more electric Wilder Mind, and their latest studio album, Delta. They often weave in fan favourites and sometimes even surprise with deeper cuts, ensuring a comprehensive journey through their musical evolution.

Q2: What is Mumford & Sons’ typical live performance style like?

A: Mumford & Sons are celebrated for their incredibly energetic and passionate live performances. Their shows are often described as communal experiences, marked by Marcus Mumford’s powerful vocal delivery, anthemic singalongs, and the dynamic interplay of their instruments, which now include both folk-inspired and electric elements. Expect a show that builds in intensity, featuring moments of raw acoustic beauty alongside powerful rock-infused crescendos.

Q3: Is Mumford & Sons known for any specific audience interaction during their concerts?

A: Absolutely. Mumford & Sons foster a strong sense of connection with their audience. Marcus Mumford often engages directly with the crowd, sharing anecdotes or encouraging singalongs, making the large arena feel more intimate. Their music itself is inherently participatory, with many songs designed for a collective vocal response, turning the audience into an integral part of the performance.

Q4: Will there be an opening act for Mumford & Sons?

A: Information regarding opening acts is typically announced closer to the event date. Keep an eye on the official Mumford & Sons channels and the Avicii Arena website for any forthcoming announcements about support artists.

Q5: Are Mumford & Sons’ concerts suitable for younger audiences?

A: Mumford & Sons’ music often deals with mature themes such as faith, love, and loss, but their overall presentation is generally inclusive. The energy of their live shows is high, and while there might be some intense lyrical content, their performances are not typically considered explicit or inappropriate for younger concertgoers, provided parental discretion is exercised. The atmosphere is usually one of shared enthusiasm and enjoyment of the music.