Ted Dwane Height, Weight, Age, Body Statistics

Ted Dwane is a British musician, songwriter, and photographer who is best known for being the bassist of the folk-rock band, Mumford & Sons. The band was formed by , Ben Lovett, , and Ted Dwane. He has released award-winning music with the band which includes the albums Sigh No More (2009), Babel (2012), and Delta (2018).

Sun Sign

Virgo

Residence

London, England, United Kingdom

Manager

Ted, as a member of Mumford & Sons, is managed by Adam Tudhope of Everybody’s Management.

Genre

Folk Rock, Alternative Rock, Indie Folk

Instruments

Vocals, Double Bass, Bass Guitar, Guitar, Drums

Labels

• Gentlemen of the Road
• Island Records (UK)
• Glassnote Records (US)
• Universal Music Group (Canada & AUS)
• Dew Process

Sexual Orientation

Straight

Distinctive Features

• Messy hair
• Beard & mustache

Brand Endorsements

He has endorsed brands like Stop + Fix and Sandberg Guitars.

Religion

His band, Mumford & Sons, has stated that they believe in faith, not in religion.

Best Known For

• Being a founding member and the bassist for the Grammy-winning British folk rock band, Mumford & Sons
• Having previously served as the bassist for the eclectic art rock band, Moulettes

First Album

As a member of Mumford & Sons, Ted Dwane released his debut album titled Sigh No More in 2009 via Island Records and Glassnote Records.

First TV Show

He made his TV show debut as himself on the music series, T in the Park 2010, in 2010.

Ted Dwane Facts

1. He enjoys taking pictures and has his photography blog on Mumford & Sons’ website.
2. In November 2013, he held his first photography exhibition named A Show of Faces in Shoreditch, London.
3. He suffered an acute subdural hematoma while performing at the Greek Theatre Berkeley on May 31, 2013. His condition initially went unnoticed and he had it treated only on June 11, 2013.
4. Mumford & Sons’ 2nd studio album won a Grammy for ‘Album of the Year’ and a Juno Award for ‘International Album of the Year’.
5. Follow him on .

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