To those of you who raced to buy tickets for the Mumford & Sons Winter Fair, and believed you had successfully purchased tickets from MusicGlue, only to then be informed today that in fact you do not have tickets, please accept our sincerest apologies.
This was due to the huge volume of traffic experienced by MusicGlue’s site, which resulted in the ticket system overloading and consequently crashing. With no ticket system in place, the site was unable to monitor sales, which led to the event being over sold. Everyone who has invalid tickets has now been notified and can expect to be fully refunded shortly.
*The Winter is now totally SOLD OUT – no tickets are available on the door*
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So, the Winter Winds Fair at St. Martins-In-The-Field sold out pretty quickly. Tickets were super limited, so whether you managed to get hold of a mitten-covered handful, or just two tickets, or even just one for that matter, then consider yourself very lucky.
However, if you didn’t, and are feeling as though another one of life’s great chances has slipped through your frozen fingers, don’t be too despondent – look to the East (well, the paragraph below at any rate) and gaze in wonder upon a brightly burning star of hope…
Praise the stars! Here we go again!  The Sons will be taking to the road next March for an 11 date, 11 city, 4 country extravaganza of a tour! So dust off those dancing shoes brothers and sisters ‘cos this is going to be the Mother and Father of all parties! Included below, for your deliberation, you’ll find all the date and venue gubbins, and you’ll also find, for your pleasure, a link to tickets, right HERE

Growing up, a lot is made of what is right and what is wrong; the tough hide of our parents governance was stretched taught over a skeleton of rigid laws – laws that oft give life to howls of injustice as the voices of a thousand tiny Davids scream ‘It’s not fair!’ into the faces of unrelenting parents and their Goliath-sized final word. Indeed, the issue of fairness is a far murkier pond in the garden of infant development, where, in the place of starkly contrasting blacks and whites of right and wrong, the child finds a swirling pool of grayscale, capillary waves of confusion lapping at the psyche’s edge.

"Oh hi, hi, how ar… Yeah, yeah, I’m good thanks, how’re you… Sweet… Hey, er, um, what’re you up to tomorrow night? Cool, ’cause I was thinking, you know, maybe me and you, we could do something…? I don’t know, like, thought, maybe we could hang out, watch some TV? They’re showing Friday the 13th Part III on Channel Four, we could watch that? Yeah? Sweet… Nice. Oh, and there’s this thing on afterwards too, at like, 12:10am, 4Music Intros or something I think it’s called… No, no, it’s really good, they’ve got that Mumford & Sons on it this week… No? They’re amazing, seriously, so good, think you’d really love them… Okay, cool, and like, If you do, maybe we could go catch a gig, or a show, or you know, whatever, see them live I mean… Like a date or something? Okay… Not a date… But I’ll see you Saturday, though right? Hello… Hello…?"
 
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More lovely things to see and read from a traditional-turned-modern media outlet today; this time coming in the handsome shape of Ted ‘T-Pain’ Dwane’s first installment of snaps for The Times Online, documenting The Sons recent, and ongoing, tour of Germany…
The photographs capture the raw beauty of life on the road, perhaps even, the very essence of life itself… And a lazy Winston, resplendent in new Reeboks and pre-gig giggles.
All will be revealed  – in spectacular slideshow, no less – after the hop, skip and JUMP!
So wherever you are, be it school, work, home, factory or farm, take a peek and get through the mid-week wall together!
 
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