Mumford & Sons Close Big Weekend with Thrilling Set

Mumford & Sons Close Big Weekend with Thrilling Set

The British folk-rock band Mumford & Sons brought the house down at this year’s Radio 1’s Big Weekend, closing out the event with a high-energy performance that left fans in awe. The band took to the Main Stage at Sefton Park in Liverpool on Sunday evening, playing a mix of old and new songs that delighted the crowd.

Setlist Highlights

The setlist included some of Mumford & Sons’ biggest hits, such as:

  • "I Will Wait"
  • "Rushmere"

These songs got fans singing along and dancing. The performance was accompanied by fireworks and confetti, adding an extra layer of excitement to an already electric atmosphere.

Diverse Lineup

Throughout the day, the Main Stage featured a diverse lineup of artists who performed for thousands of fans gathered at Sefton Park. Notable performances included:

  • Tate McRae: Kicked off her set early in the day, expressing excitement and nerves about playing such a large show. She remarked, "It feels like my first time playing here."
  • Lola Young: Followed up with a strong set on The New Music Stage.
  • Jorja Smith: Took to The New Music Stage later in the day.
  • Wet Leg: Played their second show on home soil after releasing their debut album last year.
  • Haim: Closed out Saturday night’s performances.

Band’s Enthusiasm

Marcus Mumford expressed his enthusiasm about headlining again during an interview, stating, "We’re stoked to be headlining again." He acknowledged that it had been some time since they played big shows but were eager to use Big Weekend as an opportunity to get back into performing live music together as friends.

Guitarist Ted Dwayne added that they aimed to provide fans with "the essence" of their music during their one-hour set, emphasizing their desire to connect with new listeners.

Emerging Talent

Tate McRae, who was partway through her tour, shared her excitement about performing at Radio 1’s Big Weekend, saying, “I’m really excited. It feels like my first time playing here.”

Jade (formerly of Little Mix) made her debut as a solo artist on Sunday afternoon’s New Music stage. She admitted feeling nervous about performing for such a large crowd, stating, “I’m feeling a little bit nervous because it’s my first big solo show.” Despite her nerves, Jade appeared confident as she performed for thousands of cheering fans.

Event Overview

This year’s Radio 1’s Big Weekend drew an estimated 100,000 music fans over three days across four stages, featuring over 100 acts in total, including performances from both established artists and emerging talent.

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