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Who Is Opening for Mumford & Sons on the 2026 Prizefighter Tour?
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Who Is Opening for Mumford & Sons on the 2026 Prizefighter Tour?

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Mumford & Sons are touring North America in 2026 behind their album Prizefighter, and the support bill reads like a who's who of current folk and Americana. The run opens June 2 in Vancouver and closes October 6 at the Kia Forum near Los Angeles, with openers rotating by leg rather than one act carrying the whole tour. Here's who plays which stretch and what to expect.

How the Lineup Works

The Prizefighter Tour is split into seasonal legs, and each leg has its own opener or pair of openers. Dylan Gossett anchors the early-June run, with Sierra Ferrell, Caamp, and Lord Huron joining for specific dates. Medium Build covers the late-summer leg, and the Marcus King Band takes the fall stretch. Because the support changes from city to city, the opener is worth checking against your specific date.

Dylan Gossett

Dylan Gossett opens the bulk of the early-June dates, the longest single stretch of support on the tour. The Texas singer-songwriter broke out with "Coal" and has built a rugged, acoustic-driven sound that fits squarely in the Mumford & Sons lane. For most of the opening leg, he is the act warming up the room.

Sierra Ferrell

Sierra Ferrell joins for select early-June dates, including the Boulder show. The West Virginia artist has become one of the most acclaimed names in modern Americana, with a vintage, genre-spanning style that pulls from old-time country, folk, and bluegrass. Her sets are a highlight wherever she lands on the schedule.

Sierra Ferrell tour dates

Caamp

Caamp support a pair of June dates, including Chicago and Toronto. The Ohio folk band built a devoted following on warm, banjo-forward indie-folk, and they are comfortable at the scale of these rooms after years of steady touring. They are one of the closest stylistic matches to the headliner on the whole bill.

Caamp tour dates

Lord Huron

Lord Huron take the Hershey and Boston dates in June. The Los Angeles band trades in cinematic, reverb-soaked indie-folk and had a major resurgence on the back of "The Night We Met." On a Mumford & Sons stage, their atmospheric sound gives the early-evening slot real weight.

Lord Huron tour dates

Medium Build

Medium Build covers the late-July and August leg, from Minneapolis through stops including Atlanta, Tampa, Charlotte, New York, and Gilford. The Alaska-raised, Atlanta-based artist has been one of the more talked-about rising indie names, and this run is among his largest stages to date.

Marcus King Band

The Marcus King Band take the fall leg, with dates including Grand Rapids, Madison, Birmingham, and The Woodlands. Marcus King is a blistering guitarist and soulful vocalist whose blues-rock pedigree adds a different texture to the bill, leaning heavier and groovier than the folk acts on the earlier legs.

Marcus King Band tour dates

Opener Schedule at a Glance

Leg Cities Opener
Early June Vancouver through the Northeast Dylan Gossett (with Sierra Ferrell, Caamp, and Lord Huron on select dates)
Late July-August Minneapolis through Gilford Medium Build
September-October Grand Rapids through Los Angeles Marcus King Band

What to Expect

The Prizefighter Tour mixes the band's new material with the festival-ready singalongs that made Sigh No More and Babel arena staples. The routing includes marquee stops at Madison Square Garden, Wrigley Field, and Fenway Park before the Kia Forum closer, where the production has room to go big. With a support bill this deep in folk and Americana talent, the opener is a real part of the night on every date, so it pays to arrive early.

How to Get Tickets

Tickets went on general sale February 27, 2026, with availability varying by market and several stadium and ballpark dates moving quickly. Check the Mumford & Sons page on TourWax for current dates and direct ticket links as resale and additional inventory appear.


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