Mumford & Sons: 'Record sales aren't relevant to us' — nme.com

Marcus Mumford says that concert ticket sales mean more to the band Mumford & Sons frontman Marcus Mumford has said that their record sales "aren't really that relevant" to the band. The singer said that gig ticket sales are more important to the Grammy and Brit Award winning group. Speaking to Absolute Radio, Mumford explained: "We've asked our manager just not to keep us up to date on records [sales]. We know about ticket sales pretty well, because that's what we sort of know and love, record sales aren't really that relevant to us"

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