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Mumford & Sons decided to take a divergent musical route for their third studio album Wilder Mind, but in their latest video for "Ditmas," the British folk rockers have revisited their inner-country side by exploring the relationship between a man and his horse. -
Bassist Ted Dwane Joked "the fourth record will be a hip-hop album"
London folk rock band Mumford & Sons posed as a Beatles cover band for a 2012 Saturday Night Live skit comedian Jason Sudeikis wrote, creating a working bond and growing friendship between the five of them. After appearing in Mumford's "Hopeless Wanderer" video with Ed Helms and Jason Bateman, Sudeikis is culminating their working trifecta with a video Q&A. -
Mumford & Sons Electrifies 'SNL' Audience With New Sound
For their new LP 'Wilder Mind,' Mumford & Sons decided to take a different route than they are used to. Trading in their folk sound, fully equipped with accordions and banjos, the foursome plugged in their guitars for songs to thrill the audience at 'Saturday Night Live.'
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