Fans are rushing to buy VIP tickets for the Mumford & Sons tour in a last-minute effort to see the band live this summer.
To celebrate new album Rushmere, the British folk rock band are hitting the road for 32 shows in North America, kicking things off in June.
They'll be in very good company too, with the likes of Japanese Breakfast, Gregory Alan Isakov, and Michael Kiwanuka joining them on stage - and fans are willing to splash some serious cash on tickets.
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So, where can still buy VIP packages, and how much do they cost? Scroll down to find out everything you need to know.
Where to buy VIP packages for Mumford & Sons US tour now
Tickets have sold out on Live Nation and Ticketmaster, so you'll need to look to legitimate resale sites, such as Viagogo and Stubhub. Just make sure to be careful when purchasing resale tickets online.
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Depending on the nearest venue to you, there are still some VIP tickets up for grabs. For instance, you can buy VIP packages for the Ameris Bank Amphitheatre performance on July 26 on Viagogo for $240 each. Your ticket will include VIP entry, VIP club access with private bathrooms, and premium seats with a 'clear view' of the stage.
If you're based in Oregan, you can book VIP tickets for the Hayden Homes Amphitheater on June 6 for $240 each at the time of writing this.
For price comparison, standard tickets start from around $53 depending on the venue chosen. If you're based in the UK, you'll need to head over to Seat Unique now to bag VIP and hospitality tickets.
Where are Mumford & Sons performing in North America this year?
There’s plenty of chance to see Mumford & Sons on tour this year with stops in the likes of Los Angeles, Chicago, Philadelphia, and Nashville. The band will kick things off in June 5 and will wrap up on October 26. You can find out if Mumford & Sons are heading to a city near you below. See you there?
You can find a full list of 2025 tour dates below:
- June 5: Bend, Hayden Homes Amphitheater
- June 9: Berkeley, The Greek Theatre
- June 12: Los Angeles, Hollywood Bowl
- June 14: West Valley City, Utah First Credit Union Amphitheatre
- June 17: Noblesville, Ruoff Music Center
- June 18: Cuyahoga Falls, Blossom Music Center
- June 20: Mansfield, Xfinity Center
- June 21: Saratoga Springs, Broadview Stage at SPAC
- June 22: Columbia, Merriweather Post Pavilion
- June 24: Toronto, Budweiser Stage
- July 18: Quincy, The Gorge Amphitheatre
- July 19: Whitefish, Under The Big Sky Festival
- July 21: Morrison, Red Rocks Amphitheatre
- July 22: Morrison, Red Rocks Amphitheatre
- July 24: Bonner Springs, Azura Amphitheater
- July 26: Alpharetta, Ameris Bank Amphitheatre
- July 27: Charleston, Credit One Stadium
- July 29: Raleigh, Coastal Credit Union Music Park
- July 31: Huntsville, Orion Amphitheater
- August 8: Forest Hills, Forest Hills Stadium
- October 8: Chicago, United Center
- October 9: St. Paul, Xcel Energy Center
- October 11: Milwaukee, Fiserv Forum
- October 12: Columbus, Nationwide Arena
- October 14: Philadelphia, Wells Fargo Center
- October 16: Buffalo, KeyBank Center
- October 17: Montréal, Centre Bell
- October 19: Pittsburgh, PPG Paints Arena
- October 20: Detroit, Little Caesars Arena
- October 22: Nashville, Bridgestone Arena
- October 24: Austin, Moody Center
- October 25: Tulsa, BOK Center
- October 26: Omaha, CHI Health Center Arena
Topics: Music
Danielle Fowler