Mumford and Sons

Just a few days ago, Mumford and Sons delighted fans with the announcement of their forthcoming third album, Wilder Mind.

Mumford & Sons are following in some very big footsteps with their move from acoustic to electric. Here are four legends who came before them.

While you never can tell when another blizzard (or overhyped flurries) will add another day to winter, the record release calendar is just starting to heat up.

Late last week, Mumford and Sons teased their fans with big news, and today (March 2), they've followed through on their promise.

Mumford and Sons, Billy Joel, Kendrick Lamar and Deadmau5 will headline the Bonnaroo Music and Arts Festival in Manchester, Tennessee, this summer.

Supergroup the New Basement Tapes performed a pair of songs from their new Bob Dylan project, ‘Lost On the River,’ on 'Jimmy Kimmel Live!'.

Fans get a massive taste of what's to come from the New Basement Tapes with four videos shared by Showtime.

Used to be if you jotted down lyrics for a song, then forgot about them for almost half a century, they'd likely stay forgotten forever -- but the times they are a-changin'.

Earlier this week, we learned that Mumford and Sons bassist Ted Dwane suffered from a blood clot in his brain, causing him to undergo emergency surgery. As a result, the band has been forced cancel their appearance at this weekend’s Bonnaroo Music & Arts Festival in Manchester, Tenn.

Mumford and Sons bassist Ted Dwane is undergoing emergency surgery to have a blood clot removed from his brain. In an announcement on their website (read it below), the neo-folk heroes assure fans that Dwane will "recover quickly," though not quickly enough to avoid postponing tonight's (June 11) show in Dallas; tomorrow's in the Woodlands, Texas; or Thursday's in New Orleans.