Mumford and Sons
Definition
Mumford & Sons is a British folk rock band formed in London in 2007, renowned for their rousing live shows, banjo-driven anthems, and albums like 'Sigh No More' (2009) and 'Babel' (2012).
The band, fronted by Marcus Mumford, blends indie folk with rock elements, featuring members Ben Lovett, Ted Dwane, and formerly Winston Marshall, earning multiple Grammy Awards and global acclaim.
Examples
My weekend playlist is pure Mumford and Sons—now I'm compulsively clapping along to chores like a bearded festival-goer.
She ditched the rom-com for a Mumford and Sons concert, trading popcorn for pint glasses and plot twists for banjo riffs.
Our road trip turned into a Mumford and Sons tribute when we started harmonizing 'Little Lion Man' at every gas station.
He claims Mumford and Sons saved his marriage, but really, it was just the excuse to grow a lumberjack beard without judgment.