Mumford and Sons share the second track of new album

Mumford & Sons are pleased to share the second song from their forthcoming fourth album, Delta. “If I Say” is streaming now, and premiered as ‘World Record’ this evening on Zane Lowe’s Beats 1 show.

Recorded at London’s The Church Studios and produced by Paul Epworth, “If I Say” also features a string arrangement by renowned British film score composer Sally Herbert, which swoops, soars and swells around the intimate, reflective and suitably intense vocal. It’s a different atmosphere to that of the belting return single “Guiding Light”, and suggests a record with a more experimental tendency.

Listen to “If I Say”. Available now on pre-sale, Delta is released on the 16th November via V2 Records.

The band recently debuted “Guiding Light” in the US, live on “The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon” featuring special guests The Roots. Watch the performance HERE.

In celebration of the album, the band will embark on an extensive 63-date worldwide arena tour this year, featuring a unique in-the-round stage design. Tickets are on sale now via https://www.mumfordandsons.com/live. See below for complete tour details. Remaining tickets are on sale now.

The six month run routes the band up and down the UK, followed by a brief stop in the US and Canada ahead of Christmas. In January, they head over to Australia and New Zealand (including the first Gentlemen of the Road show of the campaign in Auckland), before heading back over to the US for a more substantial run of shows, concluding with sixteen dates across Europe.

The band will play to an incredible 820,000 fans across the world. Support in the UK and the US (2018 dates) comes from the magnificent Maggie Rogers, and the peerless Michael Kiwanuka in support for Australia.

Pre-Order Delta HERE

MUMFORD & SONS – DELTA WORLD TOUR

• 16th November - Dublin, 3 Arena
• 18th November - Belfast, SSE Arena
• 20th November - Glasgow, SSE Hydro
• 21st November - Manchester, Manchester Arena
• 23rd November - Birmingham, Genting Arena
• 24th November - Sheffield, Fly DSA Arena
• 25th November - Newcastle, Metro Radio Arena
• 27th November - Nottingham, Motorpoint Arena
• 28th November - Cardiff, Motorpoint Arena
• 29th November - London, O2 Arena
• 1st December - Leeds, First Direct Arena
• 2nd December - Liverpool, Echo Arena
• 7th December - Philadelphia, Wells Fargo Center
• 9th December - Boston, TD Garden
• 10th December - New York, Madison Square Garden
• 11th December – New York, Madison Square Garden (NEW)
• 14th December - Washington DC, Capital One Arena
• 17th December - Toronto, Scotiabank Arena
• 18th December – Toronto, Scotiabank Arena (NEW)
• 2019
• 12th January - Auckland, The Outer Fields at Western Springs (Gentlemen of the Road in Auckland) w/ Michael Kiwanuka, Leon Bridges, Angie McMahon and Sam Fender)
• 15th January - Brisbane, Entertainment Centre
• 18th January - Sydney, Qudos
• 22nd January - Melbourne, Sidney Myer Music Bowl
• 23rd January - Melbourne, Sidney Myer Music Bowl (NEW)
• 24th January - Adelaide, Entertainment Centre
• 27th January - Perth, RAC Arena
• 27th February - Providence, Dunkin Donuts Center
• 28th February - Hartford, XL Center
• 2nd March – Albany NY, Times Union Center
• 4th March - Montreal, Bell Centre
• 5th March - Ottawa, Canadian Tire Center
• 8th March - Buffalo, KeyBank Center
• 9th March - Cleveland, Quicken Loans Arena
• 11th March - Columbus, Nationwide Arena
• 12th March - Lexington, Rupp Arena
• 14th March - Pittsburgh, PPG Paints Arena
• 16th March - Charlottesville, John Paul Jones Arena
• 17th March - Raleigh, PNC Arena
• 18th March - Charleston, North Charleston Coliseum
• 20th March - Atlanta, State Farm Arena
• 22nd March - Nashville, Bridgestone Arena
• 23rd March - Birmingham, BJCC
• 25th March - Indianapolis, Bankers Life Field House
• 27th March - Detroit, Little Caesars Arena
• 29th March - Chicago, United Center
• 30th March - Madison, Kohl Center
• 31st March - Milwaukee, Fiserv Forum
• 25th April - Lisbon, Altice Arena
• 27th April - Barcelona, Palau Sant Jordi
• 29th April - Milan, Medialanum Forum
• 1st May - Munich, Olympiahalle
• 3rd May - Vienna, Stadthalle
• 5th May - Basel, St. Jakobshalle
• 7th May - Paris, Zenith
• 8th May - Luxembourg, Rockhal
• 9th May - Amsterdam, Ziggo Dome
• 11th May - Berlin, Mercedes Benz Arena
• 13th May - Frankfurt, Festhalle
• 15th May - Cologne, Lanxess Arena
• 17th May - Copenhagen, Royal Arena
• 18th May - Gothenburg, Scandinavium
• 19th May - Oslo, Spektrum
• 21st May - Stockholm, Ericsson Globe