Mumford & Sons Set Chicago Wrigley Field Date With Sierra Ferrell and Dylan Gossett as Prizefighter Tour Rolls On
CHICAGO, IL — Mumford & Sons are bringing their Prizefighter tour to Wrigley Field on Thursday, June 11, 2026, with support from Sierra Ferrell and Dylan Gossett. The Chicago stop puts the band’s biggest singalong songs alongside material from its new album in one of the city’s most recognizable venues.
Doors are scheduled to open at 5 p.m., with the first opener expected around 6:30 p.m. Mumford & Sons have been taking the stage at about 9 p.m. on this run, though fans are being told set times can shift.
What Chicago fans can expect from the setlist
The tour has been built around a career-spanning mix of old favorites and newer songs. Based on the band’s recent set in Rogers, Arkansas, the Wrigley Field show could include staples such as Little Lion ManWhite Blank PageThe Cave and I Will Wait.
Newer Prizefighter tracks have also been in the rotation, including Rubber Band ManBadlandsPrizefighterHere and Conversation With My Son (Gangsters & Angels). The latter has been used as a late-show emotional closer on recent dates.
Why this Wrigley Field stop stands out for the band
The Chicago concert is one more major stadium date for a group that has become a fixture of modern folk-pop. Mumford & Sons are known for harmonies, big choruses and a live show that leans hard into audience participation.
This tour also carries a charitable element: $1 from every ticket sold is being directed to Children in Conflict, which is part of the War Child Alliance and supports children affected by war.
Parking, bags and merchandise details for concertgoers
Fans planning to attend should note Wrigley Field’s bag policy, which allows bags no larger than 16"x16"x8". The venue also offers free remote parking at 4650 N. Clarendon Ave., about 1.5 miles away, with a complimentary shuttle running two hours before the show and 90 minutes after it ends.
A free bike valet will be available near the Addison Street CTA Red Line stop, and some official parking spaces will be sold cashless starting at 2 p.m. CT on the day of the concert. Stadium merchandise, including tour-themed shirts and hoodies, will also be on sale inside the venue.
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