Mumford & Sons Bring the Prizefighter Tour to Hard Rock Live with a 22-Song Career Showcase

Mumford & Sons came to South Florida on August 6 and delivered a performance that the room won't forget quickly.

Mumford & Sons brought their Prizefighter Tour to Hard Rock Live in Hollywood, Florida on August 6, 2026, delivering a 22-song set that moved through every chapter of their catalog — from the raw urgency of their debut to the expansive confidence of their most recent work — and reminded a packed house why they remain one of the most compelling live acts in modern rock. The night opened with "Run Together," a declaration of intent that set the communal tone immediately, before the band launched into "Little Lion Man," the song that introduced them to the world. The early run was relentless: "White Blank Page," "Rubber Band Man," and the soaring "Icarus" gave way to the hymn-like beauty of "Awake My Soul," one of those songs that feels genuinely sacred in a live setting. The mid-set built steadily through "Lover of the Light," the anthemic stomp of "Hopeless Wanderer," and the title track "Prizefighter," before "Badlands," "Truth," and "Ditmas" kept the energy surging. "The Cave" arrived as the first true mass sing-along of the night, and "Here," performed with support act Medium Build, added a welcome collaborative warmth before "The Wolf" closed the main stage run. The B-stage stretch was the evening's most disarming sequence. "Timshel" opened it with characteristic fragility, and Marcus Mumford drew a genuine laugh from the crowd by teasing a few lines of Shania Twain's "Man! I Feel Like a Woman" at the end. He then performed the Ted Lasso Theme — his own composition — a moment that landed with unexpected emotional weight for anyone who knows the show. A cover of Bruce Springsteen's "I'm on Fire" followed, stripped back and aching, before "Reminder" brought the intimate interlude to a close. The encore delivered everything the crowd had been waiting for. "Rushmere" and "The Banjo Song" set the stage, and then "I Will Wait" closed the night in the only way it could — every voice in the building, every foot stomping in unison, the kind of collective release that only a handful of songs in any generation can produce. Hard Rock Live was the right room for it. For more upcoming events across South Florida, visit the Premier Guide Miami Events Calendar .