Mumford & Sons are excited to add another huge show to their forthcoming Summer of outdoor shows with a return to Dublin’s Marlay Park this July.
The band originally headlined the 40,000 capacity location back in 2017 as part of the Longitude Festival, but will now return to headline their own show on 5th July, with very special guests The War on Drugs.
The Dublin show is the latest addition to an already heady Summer of live activity that includes outdoor shows in Groningen, Rome, Berlin, and a big hometown show at London’s Hyde Park as part of the BST series.
Tickets for Marlay Park are priced from €91.05 – €101.05 and go on general sale from 9am on Friday 30th January. Fans are encouraged to sign up to the band’s fan community agora for the opportunity of pre-sale tickets via the Planet Fans platform in advance (on pre-sale from 9am on Tuesday 27th January). Subject to licence.
Mastercard cardholders have special access to Mastercard Presale tickets, starting from 9am Wednesday January 28, until 9am Friday January 30. Visit priceless.com/music to find out more and sign up to their newsletter for the latest announcements.
Mumford & Sons release their new album, Prizefighter, on 20th February 2026. It’s the band’s sixth studio album.
The record was co-written and co-produced alongside The National’s Aaron Dessner at his Long Pond Studio in upstate New York.
Co-produced and co-written with The National’s Aaron Dessner who the band previously worked with on their third record Wilder Mind, Prizefighter captures the band at their most open and instinctive. In just ten days, they’d written more than an album’s worth of songs, and a collection that feels both deeply personal, instinctive and unguardedly communal. Marcus Mumford’s lyrics grapple with resilience and striving, singing with a mix of confidence and urgency.
Mumford & Sons Announce Huge Summer Show At Dublin’s Marlay Park
Band Return To Marlay Park On 5th July For First Time Since 2017
With Very Special Guests The War on Drugs.
Tickets On General Sale From Friday 30th January – 9am GMT