Complete List Of Mumford & Sons Songs From A to Z

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The rise of Mumford & Sons out of London, England, came from a tight-knit group of musicians who built their sound around acoustic instruments and emotionally direct songwriting. Marcus Mumford, Ben Lovett, Winston Marshall, and Ted Dwane formed the band in 2007, developing their identity on the London folk circuit before breaking through globally. Their debut album, Sigh No More, was released in 2009 and produced by Markus Dravs. Songs such as “Little Lion Man,” “The Cave,” and “Winter Winds” introduced the band’s banjo-driven sound to an international audience. “The Cave” became a major alternative-rock hit and received Grammy nominations for Best Rock Performance and Best Rock Song.

That early success set the stage for Babel in 2012, once again produced by Markus Dravs. The album debuted at number one in both the United Kingdom and the United States, selling approximately 600,000 copies during its first week in the United States. “I Will Wait” became one of the band’s defining recordings, driven by the same acoustic energy that powered the debut while expanding the scale of the arrangements. Babel won the Grammy Award for Album of the Year, while the concert documentary Big Easy Express won Best Music Film.

A major stylistic shift followed with Wilder Mind in 2015. Produced by James Ford, the album moved away from the banjo-heavy approach and embraced electric guitars, synthesizers, and a more rock-oriented production style. The transition was clear on songs such as “Believe,” “The Wolf,” and “Ditmas.” The album debuted at number one in both the United Kingdom and the United States, demonstrating that the group’s audience remained strong even as its sound changed.

The band continued exploring new directions with Delta in 2018. Produced by Paul Epworth, the record combined acoustic elements with layered electronics, choirs, and expansive arrangements. “Guiding Light,” “Beloved,” “If I Say,” and the title track reflected a band still moving forward while maintaining the emotional directness that had defined its earlier work. Delta became Mumford & Sons’ third consecutive studio album to reach number one on the Billboard 200.

Winston Marshall left the band in 2021, reducing Mumford & Sons to the trio of Marcus Mumford, Ben Lovett, and Ted Dwane. After a long gap between albums, the group returned with Rushmere in March 2025. Produced by Dave Cobb and the band, the album included “Malibu,” “Caroline,” “Truth,” “Anchor,” and “Blood on the Page,” featuring Madison Cunningham.

Mumford & Sons followed Rushmere less than a year later with Prizefighter, released in February 2026. Co-produced by the band and Aaron Dessner, the album featured collaborations with Chris Stapleton, Hozier, Gigi Perez, and Gracie Abrams. Its fourteen tracks included “Here,” “Rubber Band Man,” “The Banjo Song,” “Run Together,” “Icarus,” and the title track. An extended edition released in July 2026 added a band-only version of “Here” and two Apple Music Sessions recordings.

The group’s catalog extends beyond its six studio albums. Early EPs documented the material that preceded Sigh No More, while later releases included the collaborative Johannesburg EP, soundtrack recordings, B-sides, covers, and songs recorded with Laura Marling, the Dharohar Project, Ray Davies, Pharrell Williams, Birdy, Jerry Douglas, Paul Simon, and other artists.

Mumford & Sons built a reputation as a powerful live band through tours that moved between stripped-down acoustic performances and large-scale arrangements. Across their studio albums, EPs, singles, collaborations, and alternate recordings, the band has continued changing its approach without abandoning the group singing, rhythmic drive, and emotional writing that first established its identity.

Complete List Of Mumford & Sons Songs From A to Z

“42” – Delta (2018)
“After the Storm” – Sigh No More (2009)
“Alleycat” – Prizefighter (2026)
“Anchor” – Rushmere (2025)
“Anmol Rishtey” (with Laura Marling and Dharohar Project) – Mumford & Sons, Laura Marling & Dharohar Project (2010)
“Awake My Soul” – Sigh No More (2009)
“Awake My Soul (EP Version)” – Mumford & Sons EP (2008)
“Babel” – Babel (2012)
“Badlands” (with Gracie Abrams) – Prizefighter (2026)
“Begin Again” – Prizefighter (2026)
“Believe” – Wilder Mind (2015)
“Beloved” – Delta (2018)
“Below My Feet” – Babel (2012)
“Blind Leading the Blind” – single (2019)
“Blood on the Page” (featuring Madison Cunningham) – Rushmere (2025)
“Broad-Shouldered Beasts” – Wilder Mind (2015)
“Broken Crown” – Babel (2012)
“But My Heart Told My Head” – The Cave and the Open Sea (2009)
“Caroline” – Rushmere (2025)
“Carry On” – Rushmere (2025)
“Clover” – Prizefighter (2026)
“Cold Arms” – Wilder Mind (2015)
“Conversation with My Son (Gangsters & Angels)” – Prizefighter (2026)
“Darkness Visible” – Delta (2018)
“Days / This Time Tomorrow” – Ray Davies featuring Mumford & Sons, See My Friends (2010)
“Delta” – Delta (2018)
“Devil in Your Eye” – For the Throne: Music Inspired by the HBO Series Game of Thrones (2019)
“Devil’s Spoke / Sneh Ko Marg” (with Laura Marling and Dharohar Project) – Mumford & Sons, Laura Marling & Dharohar Project (2010)
“Ditmas” – Wilder Mind (2015)
“Dust Bowl Dance” – Sigh No More (2009)
“Feel the Tide” – Love Your Ground (2008)
“Fool You’ve Landed” – Johannesburg (2016)
“For Those Below” – Babel (2012)
“Forever” – Delta (2018)
“Forever (Garage Version)” – single (2020)
“Friend of the Devil” – Day of the Dead (2016)
“Ghosts That We Knew” – Babel (2012)
“Good People” – with Pharrell Williams, single (2024)
“Guiding Light” – Delta (2018)
“Harvest” – single (2025)
“Here” (with Chris Stapleton) – Prizefighter (2026)
“Here (Apple Music Sessions)” (with Sierra Ferrell) – Prizefighter (Extended Edition) (2026)
“Here (Mumford & Sons Version)” – Prizefighter (Extended Edition) (2026)
“Hold On to What You Believe” – Sigh No More (2009)
“Hold On to What You Believe (EP Version)” – Love Your Ground (2008)
“Holland Road” – Babel (2012)
“Hopeless Wanderer” – Babel (2012)
“Hot Gates” – Wilder Mind (2015)
“I Gave You All” – Sigh No More (2009)
“I Take Your Hand” – The Wedding Band – The First Dance (2010)
“I Will Wait” – Babel (2012)
“I’ll Tell You Everything” – Prizefighter (2026)
“Icarus” (with Gigi Perez) – Prizefighter (2026)
“If I Say” – Delta (2018)
“If This Is Love” – B-side to “Believe” (2015)
“Just Smoke” – Wilder Mind (2015)
“Learn Me Right” (with Birdy) – Brave soundtrack (2012)
“Liar” – Mumford & Sons EP (2008)
“Little Lion Man” – Sigh No More (2009)
“Little Lion Man (EP Version)” – Love Your Ground (2008)
“Lover of the Light” – Babel (2012)
“Lover’s Eyes” – Babel (2012)
“Malibu” – Rushmere (2025)
“Mehendi Rachi” (with Laura Marling and Dharohar Project) – Mumford & Sons, Laura Marling & Dharohar Project (2010)
“Monochrome” – Rushmere (2025)
“Monster” – Wilder Mind (2015)
“Ngamila” – Johannesburg (2016)
“Not with Haste” – Babel (2012)
“October Skies” – Delta (2018)
“Only Love” – Wilder Mind (2015)
“Picture You” – Delta (2018)
“Prizefighter” – Prizefighter (2026)
“Reminder” – Babel (2012)
“Roll Away Your Stone” – Sigh No More (2009)
“Roll Away Your Stone (EP Version)” – Mumford & Sons EP (2008)
“Rose of Sharon” – Delta (2018)
“Rubber Band Man” – with Hozier, Prizefighter (2026)
“Rubber Band Man (Apple Music Sessions)” – Prizefighter (Extended Edition) (2026)
“Run Together” – Prizefighter (2026)
“Rushmere” – Rushmere (2025)
“Shadow of a Man” – Prizefighter (2026)
“She Said Yes” – The Wedding Band – The First Dance (2010)
“Si Tu Veux” – Johannesburg (2016)
“Sigh No More” – Sigh No More (2009)
“Sister” – Love Your Ground (2008)
“Slip Away” – Delta (2018)
“Snake Eyes” – Wilder Mind (2015)
“Someone Saved My Life Tonight” – Revamp: Reimagining the Songs of Elton John & Bernie Taupin (2018)
“Stay” – Prizefighter (2026)
“Surrender” – Rushmere (2025)
“Susie” – The Wedding Band – The First Dance (2010)
“The Banjo Song” – Prizefighter (2026)
“The Banjolin Song” – Love Your Ground (2008)
“The Boxer” (with Jerry Douglas and Paul Simon) – Babel (Deluxe Edition) (2012)
“The Brightest Lights” – King Charles featuring Mumford & Sons, Loveblood (2012)
“The Cave” – Sigh No More (2009)
“The Cave (EP Version)” – The Cave and the Open Sea (2009)
“The Wild” – Delta (2018)
“The Wolf” – Wilder Mind (2015)
“There Will Be Time” – Johannesburg (2016)
“Thistle & Weeds” – Sigh No More (2009)
“Thumper” – The Wedding Band – The First Dance (2010)
“Timshel” – Sigh No More (2009)
“To Darkness” – B-side to “Little Lion Man” (2009)
“To Darkness / Kripa” (with Laura Marling and Dharohar Project) – Mumford & Sons, Laura Marling & Dharohar Project (2010)
“Tompkins Square Park” – Wilder Mind (2015)
“Truth” – Rushmere (2025)
“Untitled (Nothing Is Written)” – B-side to “The Cave” (2010)
“Where Are You Now” – Babel (2012)
“Where It Belongs” – Rushmere (2025)
“Whispers in the Dark” – Babel (2012)
“White Blank Page” – Sigh No More (2009)
“White Blank Page (EP Version)” – Mumford & Sons EP (2008)
“Wild Heart” – Delta (2018)
“Wilder Mind” – Wilder Mind (2015)
“Winter Winds” – Sigh No More (2009)
“Woman” – Delta (2018)
“Wona” – Johannesburg (2016)
“You & I Belong” – Simone Felice featuring Mumford & Sons, Simone Felice (2012)