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Irish fans of Mumford & Sons were in for a big surprise on Thursday evening as the British folk band popped into a Dublin pub for a rare intimate performance.
The band stopped by O’Donoghue’s Pub on Merrion Row where they performed an acoustic set for thrilled pubgoers, including some of their hit songs like 'Little Lion Man.'
Universal Music Ireland shared the video of the surprise show on Instagram, saying: "Who was lucky enough to be in @odonoghuespub in Dublin tonight for @mumfordandsons? What a surprise for their Irish fans!"
Mumford & Sons performed the surprise set just one day before their highly anticipated sold-out concert at Malahide Castle.
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