Mumford & Sons Album Release
After playing at the festival in 2009, Mumford & Sons returned that November for an exclusive gig to promote the release of debut album Sigh No More. The concert was attended by friends and invited members of the media. Singer-songwriter Laura Marling also attended, performing a cover of Dolly Parton's Jolene.
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