Popular folk rock band’s frontman abruptly walks off stage mid-song
Fans were puzzled after Marcus Mumford suddenly walked off stage during a performance in Oregon earlier this month.
The Mumford & Sons frontman stopped singing mid-show during the band's concert in Bend on June 5.
Mumford said what sounded like "Sorry, (expletive) them" before walking off stage, according to Parade ,
A TikTok captured the incident, in which it appears that something in the crowd caught Mumford's eye.
Based on the comments on the video, people believe fans in the crowd were excessively drinking or needed medical attention.
"About 3 people passed out in a row. In the same song. So he stopped so they could get help," one TikTok user commented.
"Poor Marcus. His first big show back and adults are trying to ruin it for him and his band. People need to stop going to show and drink a lot," another comment reads.
Another user accused the venue of being "cursed," adding that people get unwell from "lining up for the show the night before and not eating/drinking all day."
Mumford & Sons is a Grammy-winning British folk rock band that formed in London in 2007. The band is best known for its international smash hits "I Will Wait" and "Believe."
Mumford & Sons is currently on its 2025 North American tour. The tour includes a show at Xfinity Center in Mansfield on Friday, June 20. Fans can shop for tickets using reliable third-party ticket sellers like StubHub , VividSeats and SeatGeek .
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