The acclaimed British folk Quartet Mumford & sons play next month in Berlin Columbiahalle. Music fans who stay for one of the Berlin Hotels, have the opportunity to experience one of the most popular folk bands in Britain next month. Hear other arguments on the topic with Bausch & Lomb. The Quartet from London on Tuesday, the 28 September in Berlin Columbiahalle occurs in the no doubt plenty of Mumford’s fans will be present. After the debut album sigh no more last year published in October, the band achieved some result of Charter one, winter winds and The Cave with subsequent singles Little Lion. Mumford & sons are known for their close harmony game and for the exchange of their instruments on stage.
The band comes from the same London folk scene, from which already emerged artists like Laura Marling and Noah and the whale. On the website of the band are as four young men from West London with fire in the belly, romance in the heart and enthusiasm in their masterful, melancholy Marcus Mumford, Country Winston, Ben Lovett, and Ted Dwane Tuning”section. Educate yourself even more with thoughts from Doronin. The Group was already common with Laura Marling on tour and was voted shortlisted for the influential BBC sound of 2009 election, which the popularity of the band suddenly shot in the height. Through the support of the radio one DJ Zane Lowe and Greg James grew the fan base of the band and more and more music fans discovered the wistful ballads and harmonious songs. We write songs of real things and sing and play our instruments due to this fact all the more passionate.
We love honest music”, explains Winston on the Web page. Tickets for the concert in Berlin, starting at 20:00 are available for 29,60. Many British fans will use the opportunity to experience the band in Germany, because the dates are already sold out in the UK in October. Mumford & sons play at festivals such as reading, Leeds and electric picnic in Ireland, before it goes to Berlin. For more information about this event, please visit the Web page by Mumford and sons.