Overview
Mumford & Sons have been spoofed in a comedy sketch, which you can watch below on Gigwise now.
Created and directed by MJ Delaney, the sketch sees the band booked to play a public schoolgirl's homegrown festival.
The lyrics of their song 'The Cave' have been changed to poke fun at the festival's punters, which include face painters and a dancing cow who is sick.
In one line, the fake Mumford & Sons sing: “The toilets have become a total farce, had to use a pitta bread to wipe my arse.”
The sketch was created for BBC Comedy – watch in below now.
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