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Mumford & Sons sell out UK Arena tour and now add Leeds
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Mumford & Sons sell out UK Arena tour and now add Leeds

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Tickets For Leeds on presale From Wednesday 26th March at 10am.

Mumford & Sons are pleased to announce two new arena dates to their forthcoming UK tour, after selling out the entire UK and Ireland run within two hours.

The band, who conclude their intimate global club tour in New York this week, will now stop at Newcastle’s Utilita Arena and Leeds’ First Direct Arena in November.

The sold-out arena run starts in Europe in November before now arriving in Newcastle and Leeds on 29th and 30th November respectively.

The band precede the arena tour with a big outdoor show at Malahide Castle, Dublin on 4th July, which is also now sold out.

Mumford & Sons implemented a £1 donation to Live Trust for every ticket sold on all forthcoming UK dates (except Radio 1’s One Big Weekend show at Sefton Park in Liverpool in May).

£1 (+ VAT) from every ticket sold on the UK leg of the tour will be donated to the newly launched Live Trust, a new funding initiative from LIVE that will offer much needed financial support to those working across live music.

The Live Trust will initially support the grassroots music sector that is such a vital part of the music ecosystem – from venues and artists to festivals and promoters.

Mumford & Sons have also partnered with PLUS1 to support War Child. £1 from every ticket sold will help War Child to protect, educate, and stand up for the rights of children affected by war. https://www.warchild.org.uk/

For tickets: www.firstdirectarena.com

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