More names have been announced as joining Mumford & Sons for their BST Hyde Park headline show, including Holly Humberstone, Caamp, Divorce and Cliffords.
The alt-folk veterans will take to the Great Oak Stage for the 2026 summer series on Saturday July 4, and it has already been announced that The War On Drugs will be joining them as special guests.
The huge slot comes in support of their sixth studio album ‘Prizefighter‘ – which dropped last month and features huge names like Hozier, Gracie Abrams, Chris Stapleton and Gigi Perez – and also comes 10 years after they first headlined.
Now, more names have been added to the line-up, with indie pop star Holly Humberstone joining the bill. The appearance comes in light of the 2022 BRIT Rising Star winner and former NME Cover star gearing up to release her long awaited second album ‘Cruel World’. Set to arrive on April 10, the record is the follow-up to ‘Paint My Bedroom Black’, and features the new singles ‘Die Happy’ and ‘To Love Somebody’.
The slot at Hyde Park adds to her stacked live shows planned for 2026, including a UK and European tour, as well appearances at major US festivals including Coachella and Governors Ball.
Ohio indie-folk group Caamp also join the bill, carrying on the momentum of their 2025 album ‘Copper Changes Color’ and following on from their NPR’s Tiny Desk Concert earlier this month.
Another former NME Cover star, Divorce, are set to join Mumford & Sons too, following on from their debut album ‘Drive to Goldenhammer’, which was released to critical acclaim last year, and Ireland band Cliffords also help round off the line-up so far, having broken through with their EP ‘Salt Of The Lee’, and recently sharing new single ‘Marsh’.
The final act to be added to the line-up so far is Los Angeles singer-songwriter Stella Lefty, who recently dropped her latest single ‘Thinking ’bout You’ and has captured widespread attention on TikTok.
More acts are set to be announced soon, and you can visit here for tickets.
Mumford & Sons join a stacked line-up for the BST summer series this year, with other headliners being Garth Brooks (27 June), Maroon 5 (3 July), Pitbull (10 July) and Lewis Capaldi (11 July and 12 July).
Looking back at their last time playing at the event, Marcus Mumford recently told NME that the gig in 2016 was “one of my favourite shows ever, actually”.
“We’ve been gagging to do it again when the time was right, and now’s the time. Playing that place in our home town – it doesn’t get much better than that,” he said.
“We’re enjoying ourselves as a band more than we ever have. We have this sense of joy of being back. We’re just enjoying it. It feels like a total pleasure at the moment and we have a total depth of gratitude for it. We just finished this European tour, which brings quite a big year to an end. We’ll end up playing about 100 shows, which is quite like the old days for us. I’m feeling more fired up than I have for a while.”
Since sharing their new album, Mumford & Sons have played an exclusive, unplugged set at Brooklyn’s Music Hall of Williamsburg – a show they only announced a few hours ahead of time on social media – and broke out some tracks on SNL.