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Don’t shout my name when I’m about to start something, clearly… I’m clearly in the middle of some shit, dude. And now we’ve stopped what do you fucking want?…. A different song. Go fuck yourself. (laughs) South Africans, eh? Alright, we’ll try again, just for this guy.
Marcus Mumford, Cape Town attempting to perform Timshel || January 29, 2016 |x| (via timsheltress)
Mumford & Sons rock the penultimate night of Apple Music Festival
The English rock band played popular hits ‘I Will Wait’, ‘The Cave’, ‘Little Lion Man’ as well as an acoustic performance of ‘Cold Arms’ at the music festival on Sept 27.
LONDON — Back on home turf, the London quartet Mumford & Sons performed to a cheering crowd on the penultimate night of Apple Music Festival this year.
Held at the Roundhouse on Sunday night (Sept 27), the English rock band sang 16 tracks while playing a varied mix of instruments including the banjo, keyboard and tambourine during their 90-minute set.
Mumford & Sons at Apple Music Festival
Lead vocalist Marcus Mumford and band members Ben Lovett, Winston Marshall and Ted Dwane opened the gig with ‘Snake Eyes’, ‘Believe’ and ‘Wilder Mind’; all new tracks from their newest album Wilder Mind.
‘Believe’ by Mumford & Sons
The rock group then played clear crowd favourite and much-tweeted track, ‘I Will Wait’, from the band’s second studio album Babel. The night’s setlist also included ‘Lover of the Light’, ‘Thistle & Weeds’ and 2009 hit ‘The Cave’.
For a change of musical pace, the group went unplugged towards the end of the gig for an acoustic performance of ‘Cold Arms’, a track from their new album Wilder Mind.
Mumford & Sons at Apple Music Festival
In between the 90-minute show, the band had also performed a cover of Eurythmics’ hit ‘Sweet Dreams (Are Made of This)’ with opening act Jack Garratt. The latter had played earlier that night with tracks including ‘Weathered’, as well as a moving cover of Disclosure’s ‘Latch’.
‘Weathered’ by Jack Garratt
Mumford & Sons then closed the festival gig with encore tracks ‘Hot Gates’, ‘The Wolf’ and much-loved 2009 hit ‘Little Lion Man’, from their debut album Sigh No More.
Earlier on, the rock group got fans counting down to their set on Twitter, as they celebrated their return to London.
Good to be back at the Roundhouse, London! Not long to go now… Watch 9pm BST at http://t.co/vbeKgpy8eN. M&S HQ x pic.twitter.com/FgHuadv5JT
— Mumford & Sons (@MumfordAndSons)
September 27, 2015
After the show, British singer-producer Jack Garratt also thanked the band and fans with a tweet.
“@AppleMusic THAT WAS AMAZING. Thanks @MumfordAndSons for having me, and for all your support. I had an incredible day,” wrote the singer on Twitter.
HAHAHAHA @AppleMusic THAT WAS AMAZING. Thanks @MumfordAndSons for having me, and for all your support. I had an incredible day x
— Jack Garratt (@JackGarratt)
September 27, 2015
Indie rock band Florence + The Machine will close the festival tonight (Sept 28). Past performers for the Apple Music Festival include One Direction, Ellie Goulding, Carrie Underwood, Disclosure and The Chemical Brothers.
Catch and replay the Mumford & Sons set at Apple Music Festival via video on demand at applemusic.com/festival.
Marcus Mumford
Jack Garratt and Marcus Mumford - Weathered
Mumford & Sons // Drowned In Sound // Exclusive Fan Q&A
November 2009
The day to day difficulties of being a Mumford and Sons fan.
1. Ignorant public: “It all sounds the same”
me:
2. Ignorant Public: “Its so hillbilly”
me:
3. Ignorant public: “So they’re related, right?”
4. Ignorant Public: “So what genre are they?”
me:
5. Just Winston in general.
6. The amount of time between their albums
7. Living in Australia and having to see all the pictures of their gigs online.
8. When people don’t appreciate/understand their lyrical genius
Me:
9. Listening to them on public transport and resisting the urge to:
10. Ignorant public: “They’re not even attractive.”
me:
Me:
ME:
MEE:
MEEE:
ANNNNNNDDD the mumfamily and I:
* Despite all this we’re actually really nice people… promise
From James’ Facebook page: ‘There’s no macho way to drink a piña colada.’
Eirin Bruheim of Norway crashes a gate with Billy on Show at Spruce Meadows. #sprucemeadows #horse #horsejumping #showjumping
He’s just too perfect <3
Oliver and Chamoix attempting to jump 2.10m but unfortunately Chamoix knocked it down with his back feet, still a valiant effort!
Nicola Philippaerts and Challenge winning a Longines Grand Prix
These boys leave me speechless. I mean, to have just one boy that looks this, this…amazing is like OMG! But to have TWO boys like this AND they both ride horses, well. I have no words.
But seriously, these boys can come visit me anytime ;D
If you follow George Ezra on Twitter, you will have figured out by now that he’s quite the comedian. And on a Saturday night in Leadmill, he provides the crowd with anecdotal humour about his life and music in between songs. So if music doesn’t work out, he definitely has other options.
But that’s not what this sold out crowd came to see. Anyone who’s heard his music will know of his distinct quality of tone far more mature than his age. You can try and describe Ezra as a folk or blues singer, but he has the type of voice no one could place in one category. That’s what makes his music so interesting. There’s a real sincerity in the song lyrics that comes from real life experience; Ezra told the audience he’d spent time last year travelling Europe. It’s no wonder this star is on the ascent this year, placing in fifth place in the BBC Sound of 2014 poll and earning a huge radio fan base which he calls ‘Petan’.
The highlight of the set was its simplicity. Tonight he strips back his performance, shying away any big production in favour of two very good looking guitars. When you compare his live vocals to his songs on his EP, in particular ‘Budapest’, and ‘Did You Hear the Rain’ the live performances are so much more powerful.
Another highlights of the night is his new song ‘Cassy O’ (expect to see a music video soon) and ‘Leaving It up To You’. Although he couldn’t tell us when we’d expect to hear an album, everyone left Leadmill eagerly anticipating more. George told the audience he’ll pay Sheffield another visit soon. Let’s hope he does, with more jokes to share.
