Chasing the excitement of their new album Wilder Mind, Mumford and Sons delivered a two-hour set of crystalline greatness. The band played heavily off the wild enthusiasm of bassist Ted Dwane, whose emergency blood clot surgery caused a last-minute cancellation two years ago (he was replaced by Jack Johnson). His ebullient appreciation for every moment shone through as the boys pulled evenly from new and older material, integrating the banjo-less tunes seamlessly into the more suspender-pandering sounds of old.
Keep up with our livestream of the weekend, as well as Crave music editor Johnny Firecloud‘s extensive Bonnaroo 2015 coverage!
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