Where to purchase tickets at the best prices

Where to purchase tickets at the best prices

Get ready for “The Little Lion Man.”

As of June 5, Mumford and Sons launched the North American portion of their “Rushmere Tour,” which supports their freshly released album.

New Yorkers have some special opportunities too, as this tour spans 42 concerts with four stops in the state.

The New York leg kicks off at the Saratoga Performing Arts Center on Saturday, June 21.

In August, they’ll perform at Forest Hills Stadium on the 8th and 9th, and wrap things up in New York at Buffalo’s Key Bank Center on October 16.

They won’t be alone on this leg—artists like Nathaniel Rateliff, Japanese Breakfast, Gregory Alan Isakov, Sierra Ferrell, and Lucius will join them on select dates.

While we can’t predict the entire setlist for this extensive tour, it’s safe to expect plenty from “Rushmere,” along with fan favorites. In a recent set, the band played nine songs, including hits like “Little Lionman” and “Cave.”

If you’re thinking of catching a summer show, tickets for Mumford and Sons’ “Rushmere” concerts are available through various outlets.

Currently, the starting ticket price is around $45.85.

Other shows outside of North America range from approximately $53.15 to $298.50.

For more details, you can find everything you need to know about the 2025 “Rush Tour” below.

All prices mentioned are subject to change.

Mumford and Sons Tour Schedule 2025

Below is the complete tour schedule including dates, venues, and links for ticket purchases.

DateVenueStarting Ticket Price
June 5Hayden Holmes Amphitheater, Bend, OR$114 (including fees)
June 6Hayden Holmes Amphitheater, Bend, OR$129 (including fees)
June 9Greek Theatre, Berkeley, CA$71 (including fees)
June 10Greek Theatre, Berkeley, CA$45.85 (including fees)
June 12Hollywood Bowl, Los Angeles, CA$73 (including fees)
June 14Utah First Credit Union Amphitheater, Salt Lake City, UT$53.15 (including fees)
June 17Roof Music Center, Noblesville, IN$67.47 (including fees)
June 18Blossom Music Center, Cuyahoga Falls, OH$66.06 (including fees)
June 20Xfinity Center, Mansfield, MA$59 (including fees)
June 21Saratoga Performing Arts Center, Saratoga Springs, NY$55.32 (including fees)
June 22Mary Weather Post Pavilion, Columbia, MD$84 (including fees)
June 24Budweiser Stage, Toronto, ON$147 (including fees)
July 18-20Big Sky Festival, Whitefish, MT$369 (3-day pass, including fees)
July 18Valley Amphitheater, George, WA$81.20 (including fees)
July 19Big Sky Festival, Whitefish, MT$289 (including fees)
July 21Red Rocks Amphitheater, Morrison, CO$298.50 (including fees)
July 22Red Rocks Amphitheater, Morrison, CO$285.10 (including fees)
July 24Azura Amphitheater, Bonner Springs, KS$68.87 (including fees)
July 26Ameris Bank Amphitheater, Alpharetta, GA$115 (including fees)
July 27Credit One Stadium, Charleston, SC$68 (including fees)
July 29Coastal Credit Union Music Park, Raleigh, NC$75.85 (including fees)
July 31Orion Amphitheater, Huntsville, AL$97 (including fees)
August 1Orion Amphitheater, Huntsville, AL$82 (including fees)
August 3Walden Riverfront Park, New Orleans, LA$168 (including fees)
August 4Piedmont Interstate Fair, Spartanburg, SC$141 (including fees)
August 5Arians Amphitheater, Richmond, VA$82.35 (including fees)
August 7Champlain Valley Expo, Essex Junction, VT$145 (including fees)
August 8Forest Hills Stadium, Forest Hills, NY$135 (including fees)
August 9Forest Hills Stadium, Forest Hills, NY$115 (including fees)
October 8United Center, Chicago, IL$123 (including fees)
October 9Xcel Energy Center, St. Paul, MN$80 (including fees)
October 11Fiserv Forum, Milwaukee, WI$112 (including fees)
October 12National Arena, Columbus, OH$62 (including fees)
October 14Wells Fargo Center, Philadelphia, PA$123 (including fees)
October 16Key Bank Center, Buffalo, NY$72 (including fees)
October 17Bell Center, Montreal, QC$86 (including fees)
October 19PPG Paint Arena, Pittsburgh, PA$72 (including fees)
October 20Little Caesars Arena, Detroit, MI$87 (including fees)
October 22Bridgestone Arena, Nashville, TN$54 (including fees)
October 24Moody Center, Austin, TX$136 (including fees)
October 25Our Center, Tulsa, OK$86 (including fees)
October 26Chi Health Center, Omaha, NE$74 (including fees)
November 10Uber Arena, Berlin$392 (including fees)
November 12Lanxess Arena, Cologne, DE$181 (including fees)
November 23Palausant Jordie, Barcelona, ET$86 (including fees)
November 29Utilita Arena, Newcastle, GB$153 (including fees)
November 30First Direct Arena, Leeds, GB$106 (including fees)
December 2OVO Hydro, Glasgow, GB$195 (including fees)
December 3Cooperative Live, Manchester, GB$123 (including fees)
December 5Utilita Arena, Sheffield, GB$160 (including fees)
December 7Utilita Arena, Birmingham, GB$171 (including fees)
December 8Utilita Arena, Cardiff, GB$185 (including fees)
December 10O2 Arena, London, GB$143 (including fees)
December 11O2 Arena, London, GB$155 (including fees)

Note: All prices confirmed at publication time and are subject to change, with any additional charges applied at checkout.

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They also offer a guarantee for secure transactions and ticket delivery in time for events.

If you’re curious about Vivid Seats, more info is available from our team.

Under Big Sky Festival 2025

Mumford and Sons will also participate in music festivals this year.

The band is scheduled to perform at the three-day Big Sky Festival in Whitefish, MT on July 19, sharing the stage with country stars like Tyler Childers and Winona Judd.

If you’re looking to attend, single and multi-day passes for Big Sky are available.

Mumford and Sons Set List

Along with the album release, Mumford and Sons had some intimate pre-tour performances earlier this spring. Their last show was at the Brooklyn Paramount Theatre on March 26.

1. “Rushmere”

2. “Babel”

3. “Little Lionman”

4. “Lovers of Light”

5. “Caroline”

6. “Where It Belongs”

7. “The Ghost We Knew”

8. “Awaken My Soul”

9. “I’ll Wait”

10. “Delta”

11. “Wolf”

Encore:

12. “Timshel”

13. “Ditomas”

14. “Malibu”

15. “Boxer” (Simon & Garfunkel cover)

16. “Cave”

Mumford and Sons’ New Music

Their fifth studio album, “Rushmere,” was released on March 28.

This collection features a concise 10 tracks, totaling just over 34 minutes.

The album begins with the understated “Malibu,” accompanied by a captivating piano chorus.

Mumford follows this with the upbeat “Caroline,” showcasing their knack for blending emotional ballads with lively tunes.

The title track “Rushmere” stands out as an inviting, upbeat number filled with memorable hooks.

Other highlights include the groovy “Truth” and the delicate tracks like “Where You Belong” and “Carry On.”

If you want to experience it for yourself, you can find “Rushmere” on streaming platforms.

Special Guests for Mumford and Sons

Each Mumford and Sons show features one or two opening acts.

To get familiar with these artists, we’ve compiled some of their most streamed songs on Spotify.

Nathaniel Rateliff: “Sob”

Trombone Shorty: “Good Luck, Wait a Minute.”

Japanese Breakfast: “Sweet.”

Gregory Alan Isakov: “Big Black Car.”

Michael Kiwanuka: “Cold Little Heart.”

Sierra Ferrell: “Holy Roller.”

Gigi Perez: “Sara Song.”

Lucius: “The Two of Us Running.”

Margo Price: “Roll Me Up and Smoke Me When I Die” (live).

Madison Cunningham: “In My Life.”

Good Neighbor: “House.”

Divorce: “Antarctica.”

Celis: “Across the River.”

Chris Sil: “The Heart of the Cage.”

Ketch Secor: “I Won’t Send Angels.”

Leif Vollebekk: “Long Blue Light.”

Major Artists on the 2025 Tour

This year features many top acts with DIY aesthetics.

Here are five must-see artists:

Lumineers

Huron Lord

CAAMP

My Morning Jacket

Mount Joy

Additionally, legendary artists like Paul Simon, Bob Dylan, and Neil Young will be on tour. If you’re craving live music, check out our list of major touring artists in 2025.

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