Winston Marshall was born on December 7, 1988 in England. Famous as a banjo player and lead guitarist of the popular folk group Mumford & Sons. He helped found the band and contributed to their Grammy-winning album Babel, as well as hit songs like "Little Lion Man," "The Cave," and "I Will Wait."
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💰Winston Marshall Net worth: $3.2 million

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About

Famous as a banjo player and lead Guitarist of the popular folk group Mumford & Sons. He helped found the band and contributed to their Grammy-winning album Babel, as well as hit songs like "Little Lion Man," "The Cave," and "I Will Wait."

Before Fame

Prior to his work with Mumford & Sons, he performed with bands called the Cowboy Ramblers and Captain Kick.

Trivia

In 2013, he joined Old Crow Medicine show musician Gill Landry as a member of a short-lived joke-band called Salvador Dali Parton.

Family Life

He was born in London, England, to parents Sabina and Paul Marshall. He grew up with a sister named Giovanna. He got married to Dianna Agron on October 15, 2016.