Mumford and Sons Perform Romantic Folk Set at Rock in Rio
2 sources · Brazil
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- Folha de S.Paulo
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British band Mumford and Sons closed the Sunset stage on Saturday at Rock in Rio with a romantic folk rock performance. Despite a persistent light rain and cold wind, the group maintained a loyal audience consisting largely of couples. The setlist included hits such as Little Lion Man, White Blank Page, Rushmere, and I Will Wait, concluding with The Banjoo Song and Awake My Soul. The performance featured banjos, violas, and a cello, with Marcus Mumford providing a raspy vocal style compared to modern Christian music and Bob Dylan. The band, which transitioned from a quartet to a trio in 2021 following the departure of Winston Marshall, followed a highly celebrated performance by Brazilian artist João Gomes. As the show ended, attendees began moving toward the Mundo stage for the night's headliner, Maroon 5.
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- The outlet framed the performance as an honest and intimate show that suited the rainy weather.
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- The outlet framed the performance as an honest and intimate show that suited the rainy weather.
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