During a concert in Bend, Oregon, on June 5, Marcus Mumford abruptly left the stage, leaving fans stunned. The incident occurred when the Mumford & Sons frontman reportedly said, “Sorry, (expletive) them,” right before his exit. Eyewitness accounts, including a video on TikTok, suggest that something concerning in the audience caught his attention.
Several people in the crowd appeared to be struggling, with comments indicating that multiple individuals had fainted during the performance. One TikTok user noted, “About 3 people passed out in a row. In the same song. So he stopped so they could get help.” Other spectators expressed sympathy for Mumford, suggesting that excessive drinking among audience members compromised the experience. Comments also pointed to possible issues with the venue, including long lines and inadequate hydration leading to the health problems noticed during the concert.
Mumford & Sons, formed in 2007, is a renowned British folk-rock band celebrated for songs like “I Will Wait” and “Believe.” As they continue their 2025 North American tour, which includes an upcoming performance at Xfinity Center in Mansfield on June 20, fans are encouraged to prioritize their well-being during such high-energy events.
This incident serves as a reminder of the importance of moderation and care in public gatherings, ensuring that everyone can enjoy the music safely and responsibly.