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New Zealand fans will get another chance to see British folk-rock band Mumford & Sons live with the group set to return to Auckland in 2026.
The Grammy-award winning band will play at Spark Arena on May 2, 2026, supported by Folk Bitch Trio.
It will be their first performance in New Zealand since 2019. The band rose to prominence in the early 2010s with songs like Little Lion Man and I Will Wait.
The dates have been announced prior to the release of the band's sixth studio album Prizefighter, which features artists such as Hozier, Gracie Abrams, Chris Stapleton, and Gigi Perez.
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After their standalone, one-night-only at Sydney Opera House earlier this year, English rock-folk icons Mumford & Sons return to Australia in 2026.
The 'Little Lion Man', 'I Will Wait', 'The Cave' and 'Believe' hitmakers will headline concerts in Melbourne and Sydney next April. The visit will be part of the band's worldwide touring for their upcoming album 'Prizefighter'.
Only releasing their current album 'Rushmere' earlier this year (their first record as a three piece since the 2021 departure of Winston Marshall, and first studio album in seven years), the band have hit a creative hot streak that their ecstatic to share with the world.
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The British Grammy award winning folk-rock band will support their forthcoming new album Prizefighter, joined by special guests Folk Bitch Trio on all dates.
Along the way, they’ve collaborated with legends like Bob Dylan, Bruce Springsteen, Joni Mitchell and Pharrell Williams among others, building genuine creative partnerships. Live performance has defined their story, from global tours and community stopovers to playing the White House. Through creative changes and evolving sounds, the band remains driven by passion, continually finding new ways to connect with audiences.
The 2026 date land in the wake of Mumford & Sons’ forthcoming sixth studio album Prizefighter – out 13 February via Gentlemen of the Road/Island Records – a new chapter co-produced with The National’s Aaron Dessner and featuring guest appearances from Hozier, Gracie Abrams, Chris Stapleton and Gigi Perez. Arriving just months after 2025’s Rushmere, Prizefighter finds the band in a remarkably prolific, re-energised phase, and these shows will give fans the first chance to experience the new songs alongside the anthems that have defined their career.
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