Mumford & Sons Deliver Emotional Cover of Gracie Abrams’ ‘I Love You, I’m Sorry’
Mumford & Sons paid a heartfelt tribute to Gracie Abrams by covering her song “I Love You, I’m Sorry.” The band’s emotional rendition took place recently at the BBC Radio 1 Live Lounge, showcasing their musical connection.
Mumford & Sons’ Emotional Cover
During their appearance, lead singer Marcus Mumford delivered poignant lyrics, including lines reflecting on personal experiences. The band also performed their original song “Rubber Band Man,” blending their distinct style with Abrams’ songwriting.
Connection with Gracie Abrams
The collaboration between Mumford & Sons and Gracie Abrams began last year. They first connected at a rally supporting Kamala Harris before the 2024 election.
- Venue: BBC Radio 1 Live Lounge
- Featured Song: “I Love You, I’m Sorry”
- Other Performance: “Rubber Band Man”
Last November, Gracie Abrams and co-writer Audrey Hobert shared their humorous experiences writing “That’s So True.” They created a “very vulgar” version of the song while enjoying themselves at Electric Lady Studios. Abrams recalled the joy they felt, stating they were laughing uncontrollably without any drunken sloppiness.
Memorable Moments from the Past
Abrams received a surprising message from Lee Foster, who manages Electric Lady Studios, informing her that Mumford & Sons were recording right above them. This memorable encounter added to the bond they share.
Both artists previously performed at a pre-election concert for Kamala Harris in Wisconsin. There, Gracie Abrams showcased her songs “I Love You, I’m Sorry” and “Free Now.” Meanwhile, Mumford & Sons entertained the crowd with a four-song set, further strengthening their musical ties.
The cover of “I Love You, I’m Sorry” by Mumford & Sons showcases their admiration for Abrams’ work and marks a significant moment in their ongoing collaboration.
