Uploaded July 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Mumford & Sons performing "Here" live at TODAY Summer Concert Series, Rockefeller Center, NYC
Mumford & Sons is an English folk-rock band formed in London in 2007, featuring members Marcus Mumford, Ben Lovett, and Ted Dwane. Known for leading the early 2010s folk revival, they achieved global fame with energetic acoustic instrumentation, multi-instrumental arrangements, and anthemic hits like "Little Lion Man" and "I Will Wait".
Band Origins and MembersFormed: Late 2007 in West London by frontman Marcus Mumford.Current Lineup: Marcus Mumford (lead vocals, guitar, drums), Ben Lovett (vocals, keyboards), and Ted Dwane (vocals, bass).Past Member: Winston Marshall (banjo, guitar) departed the group in 2021.Name Origin: Chosen partly as a humorous nod to a family-business-sounding name because Marcus was initially the primary songwriter organizing the group.
Major Albums and Musical EvolutionSigh No More (2009): The breakout debut album featuring top hits "Little Lion Man" and "The Cave," which earned widespread commercial success and Grammy nominations.
Babel (2012): Their second major release featuring "I Will Wait," which debuted at number one on the US Billboard 200 and won the Grammy Award for Album of the Year in 2013.Wilder Mind (2015) & Delta (2018): Labeled a shift away from traditional acoustic folk toward electric guitars, heavier drum setups, and more experimental rock or synth-driven production styles.
Friday mornings from May through September, Rockefeller Center becomes a stage. The Citi Concert Series on TODAY is one of Manhattan's most beloved summer traditions: free, open-air, and set against the iconic backdrop of 30 Rock. The shows take place on the TODAY Plaza at 48th Street, between 5th and 6th avenues.
The 2026 lineup is genuinely impressive, spanning pop, country, folk, and R&B. Here's the full schedule:
May
Friday, May 8 — Zara Larsson
Friday, May 22 — Bleachers
Friday, May 29 — Charlie Puth
June
Friday, June 5 — Lizzo
Friday, June 12 — Niall Horan
Friday, June 26 — Melanie Martinez
July
Friday, July 3 — Maren Morris
Friday, July 10 — Megan Moroney
Friday, July 24 — Tyla
Wednesday, July 29 — Mumford & Sons
Friday, July 31 — Shaboozey
August
Friday, Aug. 14 — KATSEYE
Thursday, Aug. 20 – RAYE
Friday, Aug. 28 – Bebe Rexha
September
Tuesday, Sept. 1 – Little Big Town
Friday, Sept. 4 – Riley Green
Friday, Sept. 25 — Brandi Carlile
All concerts are free and open to the public. Fan Passes are available by advance request and are limited. Guests who receive one will be notified by email before the show. If you don't get a Fan Pass, you can still join the general admission line the morning of the concert and will be let in if space allows.
#mumfordandsons #here #live
Mumford & Sons performing "Here" live at TODAY Summer Concert Series, Rockefeller Center, NYC
Mumford & Sons is an English folk-rock band formed in London in 2007, featuring members Marcus Mumford, Ben Lovett, and Ted Dwane. Known for leading the early 2010s folk revival, they achieved global fame with energetic acoustic instrumentation, multi-instrumental arrangements, and anthemic hits like "Little Lion Man" and "I Will Wait".
Band Origins and MembersFormed: Late 2007 in West London by frontman Marcus Mumford.Current Lineup: Marcus Mumford (lead vocals, guitar, drums), Ben Lovett (vocals, keyboards), and Ted Dwane (vocals, bass).Past Member: Winston Marshall (banjo, guitar) departed the group in 2021.Name Origin: Chosen partly as a humorous nod to a family-business-sounding name because Marcus was initially the primary songwriter organizing the group.
Major Albums and Musical EvolutionSigh No More (2009): The breakout debut album featuring top hits "Little Lion Man" and "The Cave," which earned widespread commercial success and Grammy nominations.
Babel (2012): Their second major release featuring "I Will Wait," which debuted at number one on the US Billboard 200 and won the Grammy Award for Album of the Year in 2013.Wilder Mind (2015) & Delta (2018): Labeled a shift away from traditional acoustic folk toward electric guitars, heavier drum setups, and more experimental rock or synth-driven production styles.
Friday mornings from May through September, Rockefeller Center becomes a stage. The Citi Concert Series on TODAY is one of Manhattan's most beloved summer traditions: free, open-air, and set against the iconic backdrop of 30 Rock. The shows take place on the TODAY Plaza at 48th Street, between 5th and 6th avenues.
The 2026 lineup is genuinely impressive, spanning pop, country, folk, and R&B. Here's the full schedule:
May
Friday, May 8 — Zara Larsson
Friday, May 22 — Bleachers
Friday, May 29 — Charlie Puth
June
Friday, June 5 — Lizzo
Friday, June 12 — Niall Horan
Friday, June 26 — Melanie Martinez
July
Friday, July 3 — Maren Morris
Friday, July 10 — Megan Moroney
Friday, July 24 — Tyla
Wednesday, July 29 — Mumford & Sons
Friday, July 31 — Shaboozey
August
Friday, Aug. 14 — KATSEYE
Thursday, Aug. 20 – RAYE
Friday, Aug. 28 – Bebe Rexha
September
Tuesday, Sept. 1 – Little Big Town
Friday, Sept. 4 – Riley Green
Friday, Sept. 25 — Brandi Carlile
All concerts are free and open to the public. Fan Passes are available by advance request and are limited. Guests who receive one will be notified by email before the show. If you don't get a Fan Pass, you can still join the general admission line the morning of the concert and will be let in if space allows.
#mumfordandsons #here #live
