NME — The Park Stage gets romantic as singer-songwriter plays intimate show more info

NME — Plus The Cribs, Editors and Laura Marling are set to play more info

Guardian Music — Music journalists think spelling 'new' in a wacky way implies bleeding-edge modernity. But no prefix can make the Boden's-catalogue folk of Mumford & Sons sound interestingEvery reader will have their own ideas as to what the major talking points of ... more info

Addict Music — Mumford & Sons and Laura Marling have announced two collaborative live dates with India's Dharohar Project next month. more info

Gigwise — In collaboration with India's Dharohar Project... more info

NME — The gigs will take place in Bradford and London next month more info

The Music Fix — and a couple of special gigs with the Dharohar Project more info

Guardian Music — Union Chapel, LondonNear the middle of their set, Northumbrian sisters Rachel and Becky Unthank step away from their microphones to sing unamplified, taking advantage of the airy acoustics of the semi-sacred space of north London's Union Chapel. The ... more info

Guardian Music — Catchy, country-inspired and wonderfully upbeat, Mumford & Sons are set to provide the soundtrack to this summer. Here, the four friends talk about accidental fame, pub gigs and the romance of the roadThe Georgian windows in Bishop Terrick's dining r... more info

The Yellow Stereo — For those that missed Laura Marling coming into town last night at Kilby Court (shame on you!), she performed a gorgeous cover of the Jackson C. Frank’s “Blues Run The Game” — a video of which has been making the rounds the past week or so fr... more info