Jimmy Fallon delivers comically long intro for Mumford & Sons after being roasted by band’s frontman

Mumford & Sons return with a song that Grafton Street buskers will be playing for years to come

Mumford & Sons were inescapable around the start of the 2010s and now their kitschy brand of easygoing folk rock is finding favour with the likes of Noah Kahan.

Jimmy Fallon delivers comically long intro for Mumford & Sons after being roasted by band’s frontman

Marcus Mumford, lead singer of the band Mumford & Sons, would like a little more respect from late night host Jimmy Fallon.

Marcus Mumford calls out Jimmy Fallon for crappy introduction at 'SNL50': 'You were wagging on about Gaga!'

"He's a very funny man, he could write something himself if he could be bothered."NBC Marcus Mumford and Jimmy Fallon on 'The Tonight Show'Mumford & Sons were not happy with their introduction at SNL50.The folk-rock band's frontman, Marcus Mumford, tore into Jimmy Fallon for his rushed introduction of the group's Homecoming Concert performance during an interview on The Tonight Show. "We've known each other for a very long time," Mumford said of…

Mumford and Sons have lost their youthful courage - NewsGroove Uk

The band’s first album in seven years remains true to their roots – but doesn’t push beyond a tried-and-tested formula There was a halcyon period between around 2009 and 2012 when a specific type of bucolic-sounding music turned many of us into wannabe country bumpkins. Fedoras, foot stomping, cloudy cider – this was the vibe invoked by the pop-folk scene, spearheaded by the likes of Laura Marling, Fleet Foxes, Noah and the Whale and, of c…

"Rushmere, as the album is called, is a pond near London, where it all started. After the departure of Winston Marshall, the band goes on root search, but doesn't dig deep enough.

Jimmy Fallon Trolls Mumford & Sons with Wild Intro: Watch

Mumford & Sons stopped by The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon to perform “Rushmere,” the title track from their upcoming album. Before they could launch into the song, though, Fallon had more than a few words to say about the band, resulting in a hilarious and absurdly long intro. “Ladies and gentlemen, please welcome a band that needs no introduction,” Fallon starts, before going on to speak at length about the popular folk act and their his…