You Better Believe Mumford & Sons Brought Jason Sudeikis on Stage to Sing the ‘Ted Lasso’ Theme With Them
The actor had a blast joining the group at their Madison Square Garden show on Tuesday night (Aug. 11).
On August 11, Jason Sudeikis joined Mumford & Sons on stage during their performance at Madison Square Garden to sing the theme song for the Apple TV series Ted Lasso. The show's creators and star, Sudeikis, surprised the audience halfway through their Madison Square Garden gig by nodding his head and smiling to the familiar tune before sprinting to the stage.
The crowd erupted as Sudeikis ran around the stage, slapping keyboard player Ben Lovett on the butt and joining lead singer Marcus Mumford to shout along to the uplifting song's chorus. Sudeikis and Mumford shared a big hug after the performance before the actor exited the stage to applause from the crowd. Later in the show, Mumford threatened to "sick Ted on you" if the audience got too noisy and noted that he had collaborated on the soundtrack for the 2013 Coen Brothers movie musical Inside Llewyn Davies.
Ted Lasso returned for its fourth season, following the show's main character as he juggles being a dad in Kansas City with the prospect of returning to coach Richmond's new women's soccer club.
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