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Danielle Fowler
Fans are scrambling to buy last-minute Mumford & Sons tickets from one site, after the band’s huge UK tour sold out instantly.
To celebrate their latest album Rushmere, the British folk rock trio are hitting the road this year, and will perform on home turf in late autumn.
For the final leg of their world tour, Mumford & Sons will grace the stage at some of the UK’s biggest venues, including Glasgow’s OVO Hydro, Manchester’s Co-op Live, and The O2 in London.
The band will be in good company, too, as American songstress Sierra Ferrell has been confirmed to support UK tour dates.
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So, where can you buy last-minute tickets, and how much do they cost? Scroll down now to find out everything you need to know.
There’s still time to buy Mumford & Sons UK tour tickets if you know where to look. At the time of writing this, there are hundreds of resale tickets available on StubHub.
The cheapest tickets we can find are for the Leeds show on Sunday, November 30 at £79 each. The second most affordable venue is Manchester’s Co-op Live on Wednesday, December 3, where tickets start from £116 per person.
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If you fancy a proper night out, you can even buy VIP and hospitality tickets via Seat Unique for the band’s northern show dates, from Manchester and Sheffield to Leeds. The cheapest date on offer? You’ll need to book Newcastle’s Utilita Arena on Saturday, November 29, where prices start from £131.40.
If you can’t make the band’s UK tour, it’s worth noting that tickets for BBC Radio 1’s Big Weekend are still available on StubHub, too. The cheapest tickets for Mumford & Sons’ performance on Sunday, May 25 start from £72.
There’s a couple of chances to see the musical trio live in the UK this year. Mumford & Sons will kick things off in Newcastle on November 29, followed by Leeds, Glasgow, Manchester, and Sheffield. The band will wrap things up on December 11 at London’s The O2. You can find out if they're playing in a city near you below. See you there?