After announcing that he's going to pursue a solo music career outside Mumford & Sons, lead singer Marcus Mumford revealed that he will be going on a solo tour across North America later this year; check out the full details below.
According to UPI, the folk-rocker took to his social media acounts to share the official tour dates of his concert.
Mumford will kick off his first-ever solo tour at the Fox Theatre in Boulder, Colorado, on September 19, 2022.
Special guests include Danielle Ponder and The A's on selected tour dates.
The singer will visit several cities across North America like Denver, Seattle, Portland, Los Angeles, Ventura, Phoenix, Austin, Dallas, Houston, Tulsa, New Orleans, Milwaukee, Detroit, Louisville, New York, Nashville, Asheville, Durham, Washington, Philadelphia, and many more.
His last show will be at the Massey Hall in Toronto, Ontario on November 10. However, his website included tour dates across Europe that will begin at The Leadmill in Sheffield, United Kingdom, on November 14.
Pre-sale tickets will be available for purchase starting July 26, while ticket sales for general passes will start on July 29.
The latest tour announcement comes a few weeks after Mumford announced that he will be venturing out into a solo career after announcing his debut album as a solo artist.
Taking to his Instagram account, the singer said he faced and danced with "demons" throughout the COVID-19 pandemic, leading him to write a song "Cannibal" early last year.
He sent the track to Blake Mills and they began working on an album.
The upcoming record will be self-titled.
"It comes out September 16th 2022, produced by Blake Mills and featuring Brandie Carlile, Phoebe Bridgers, Clairo and Monica Martin," he added.
The folk rocker has been hinting about a possible solo album since last month when he appeared at one of Carlile's shows as a special guest.
"As I was in the process of making a record, she heard a couple of songs and put her arm around me and said, 'I'm gonna help you do whatever it is you need to do to finish this,'" the singer told the audience.
Fans shouldn't be worried about the future of Mumford & Sons as the band isn't breaking up.
He clarified it during the show, saying he got the "full blessing and permission" from his folks.
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