Mumford & Sons have announced that they will not be closing out either of the shows on their upcoming Gentlemen of the Road mini tour.
"Gentlemen of the Road isn't a Mumford & Sons gig. We are playing it, but it's just as much about the other acts. We've put a lot of effort into each act, from the opening bands to bands who play after we play. It doesn't end with Mumford & Sons," Winston Marshall and Ben Lovett said during an interview on BBC Radio 1.
The mini tour consists of two daylong outdoor events: one in Huddersfield, Greenhead Park, U.K. on June 2; and another at Galway's Salthill Park in Ireland on June 9.
Joining the group at the events are Michael Kiwanuka, Willy Mason and the Correspondents (Huddersfield); and, Zulu Winter, the Vaccines and Willy Mason (Galway).
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