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 the mid-2000s, developing their identity on the London folk circuit before breaking through globally. Their debut album, Sigh No More, released in 2009 and produced by Markus Dravs, introduced a banjo-driven sound that quickly separated them from the mainstream. Songs like “Little Lion Man,” “The Cave,” and “Winter Winds” connected immediately, with “The Cave” reaching number one on the Billboard Hot Rock Songs chart and earning a Grammy Award for Best Rock Song. The album went multi-platinum and established the band as a major force moving into the next decade.

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, moving over six hundred thousand copies in its first week in the US alone. “I Will Wait” became a defining track, driven by the same acoustic energy that powered their debut while expanding the scale of their sound. Babel went on to win the Grammy Award for Album of the Year, marking a career-defining moment that confirmed the band’s position at the top of the global music landscape.

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 tracks like “Believe” and “The Wolf,” which presented a different side of the band while still maintaining their songwriting core. The album debuted at number one in both the UK and US charts, showing that their audience remained strong even as their sound evolved.

The band continued to explore new directions with Delta in 2018, produced by Paul Epworth. This record blended their earlier acoustic roots with layered production and more expansive arrangements. Songs such as “Guiding Light” and “If I Say” reflected a band still pushing forward creatively while maintaining the emotional tone that had defined their earlier work. Delta debuted at number one on the US Billboard 200, making it their third consecutive studio album to reach that position.

In 2021, Winston Marshall left the band, reducing the lineup to a trio. Marcus Mumford, Ben Lovett, and Ted Dwane continued forward, eventually returning with their fifth studio album Rushmere in 2024. Across their career, the band has released five studio albums, each one marking a different phase in their development while maintaining a connection to their original approach.

Mumford & Sons built a reputation as a powerful live band, with large-scale tours across North America and Europe that emphasized both acoustic and electric performances. Their concerts often move between stripped-down moments and full, high-energy arrangements, reflecting the full range of their catalog. This ability to translate their recordings into compelling live shows has been a key part of their continued popularity.

Outside of music, the band and its members have been involved in specific charitable efforts. Marcus Mumford has supported War Child UK, an organization focused on helping children affected by war. The band has also participated in benefit concerts and fundraising events tied to humanitarian causes, using their platform to contribute to relief efforts and social initiatives.

Mumford & Sons remain a band defined by both consistency and change, moving from acoustic beginnings to a broader, more expansive sound while maintaining a strong connection with their audience. Their success across multiple albums, major awards, and sold-out tours has secured their place as one of the most recognized bands to emerge from the United Kingdom in the twenty-first century.

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
Awake My Soul – Mumford & Sons – 2008
Awake My Soul – Sigh No More – 2009
Babel – Babel – 2012
Badlands – Prizefighter – 2026
Begin Again – Prizefighter – 2026
Believe – Wilder Mind – 2015
Beloved – Delta – 2018
Below My Feet – Babel – 2012
Blind Leading the Blind – Blind Leading the Blind Single – 2019
Blood On The Page – Rushmere – 2025
Broad-Shouldered Beasts – Wilder Mind – 2015
Broken Crown – Babel – 2012
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
Delta – Delta – 2018
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
Ghosts That We Knew – Babel – 2012
Guiding Light – Delta – 2018
Here – Prizefighter – 2026
Hold On To What You Believe – Love Your Ground – 2008
Hold On To What You Believe – Sigh No More – 2009
Holland Road – Babel – 2012
Hopeless Wanderer – Babel – 2012
Hot Gates – Wilder Mind – 2015
Icarus – Prizefighter – 2026
If I Say – Delta – 2018
If This Is Love – Believe Single – 2015
I Gave You All – Sigh No More – 2009
I’ll Tell You Everything – Prizefighter – 2026
I Take Your Hand – The Wedding Band – The First Dance – 2010
I Will Wait – Babel – 2012
Just Smoke – Wilder Mind – 2015
Liar – Mumford & Sons – 2008
Little Lion Man – Love Your Ground – 2008
Little Lion Man – Sigh No More – 2009
Lover of the Light – Babel – 2012
Lover’s Eyes – Babel – 2012
Malibu – Rushmere – 2025
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 – 2025
Reminder – Babel – 2012
Roll Away Your Stone – Mumford & Sons – 2008
Roll Away Your Stone – Sigh No More – 2009
Rose of Sharon – Delta – 2018
Rubber Band Man – Prizefighter – 2025
Run Together – Prizefighter – 2026
Rushmere – Rushmere – 2025
Shadow Of A Man – Prizefighter – 2026
She Said Yes – The Wedding Band – The First Dance – 2010
Sigh No More – Sigh No More – 2009
Sister – Love Your Ground – 2008
Si Tu Veux – Johannesburg – 2016
Slip Away – Delta – 2018
Snake Eyes – Wilder Mind – 2015
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 Cave – The Cave and the Open Sea – 2009
The Cave – Sigh No More – 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 – Little Lion Man Single – 2009
Tompkins Square Park – Wilder Mind – 2015
Truth – Rushmere – 2025
Untitled (Nothing Is Written) – The Cave Single – 2010
Where Are You Now – Babel – 2012
Where It Belongs – Rushmere – 2025
Whispers In The Dark – Babel – 2012
White Blank Page – Mumford & Sons – 2008
White Blank Page – Sigh No More – 2009
Wild Heart – Delta – 2018
Wilder Mind – Wilder Mind – 2015
Winter Winds – The Cave and the Open Sea – 2009
Winter Winds – Sigh No More – 2009
Woman – Delta – 2018
Wona – Johannesburg – 2016

Albums

Sigh No More (2009)

Babel (2012)

Wilder Mind (2015)

Delta (2018)

Rushmere (2025)

Prizefighter (2026)

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