Mumford & Sons continue their wildly popular North America tour this week with an eagerly anticipated show in Boulder, Colorado. The British folk trailblazers are bringing their arsenal of feel-good, stomp-and-holler anthems to Folsom Field on Saturday, June 9th, with Mumford & Sons joined by Sierra Ferrell and Dylan Gossett.

Gossett tends to kick things off around 6:30pm, with doors opening an hour before this. Mumford & Sons have been starting their headline set at roughly 9pm each night, but please bear in mind that set-times - as always - are subject to change.

You can expect to hear all of the band's most celebrated folk-leaning hits from over the years, including ‘Little Lion Man’, ‘White Blank Page’, ‘The Cave’ and - of course - ‘I Will Wait’.

Thankfully, they've also added an array of stand-outs from their brilliant new album - and the tour's namesake - Prizefighter, such as ‘Rubber Band Man’, ‘Conversation With My Son (Gangsters and Angels)’, ‘The Banjo Song’, ‘Badlands’, ‘Stay’, ‘Prizefighter’ and ‘Here’ - the latter of which they've been performing with Ferrell.

‘Conversation With My Son (Gangsters and Angels)’, a deeply emotional song inspired by a talk Marcus Mumford had with his son about Heaven, is a fitting choice for the finale.

As is the case with most stadiums of this side, Folsom Field operates with a strict clear bag policy. Attendees are permitted clear bags no larger than 12"x6"x12" alongside a small clutch no bigger than 4.5"x6.5". Medical bags, though, are allowed.

There are a range of parking options for the show, which are listed HERE. Please bear in mind that official parking cannot be purchased in advance, and can only be bought on-site. Parking is card-only, and no parking is allowed on the CU Boulder campus.

There's an array of great Mumford & sons and Prizefighter-themed merchandise on offer at these shows, with t-shirts, hoodies and more on-sale inside the stadium.

If you're heading to Mumford & Sons’ Folsom Field show, you're in for a stellar night, with the trio establishing themselves as one of the biggest bands in modern folk.

Their live set, laced with rousing harmonies and soaring hooks, makes for an unmissable occasion, with Prizefighter remaining one of our favourite albums of the year so far.

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