We’ve been needing some Mumford & Sons in our life!!!

Last week Mumford & Sons dropped a powerful new single ‘Guiding Light’ and announced that they will be releasing their first album since 2015, Delta, on November 16th.

Take a listen to the new song here!!

We're delighted to share our new single Guiding Light & to announce that Delta, our new album, will be released Nov 16th. Worldwide pre-order available here: https://t.co/XMjcrbxeRb pic.twitter.com/79M7Ayqp2P — Mumford & Sons (@MumfordAndSons) September 20, 2018

Monday (9/10) was World Suicide Prevention Day and Peter Cornell, brother of Chris Cornell, used it as a platform to share an emotional message about his brother’s suicide that we should all pay attention to.

On May 18th 2017 Soundgarden frontman Chris Cornell took his own life in Detroit hotel room. Family, friends, and fans around the world were shocked and devastated. It was yet another tragedy that left all of us, including brother Peter Cornell, wondering ‘could we have done more?’

He wrote in his Facebook post:

In March I sent my Brother an email and asked if he was okay, and he responded, “I got this Brother.”

I am a genius in the world of hindsight. I have all the answers in the time machine of my imagination. The sad truth is I saw something and at the time I didn’t know what it was. I thought success, fortune, beauty, family, immeasurable talent … he’s got this. I never could have imag ined the unimaginable, but I could have pushed way harder to be sure he’s got this…

Full post below.

The message here is important. When it comes to mental health and depression there is no such thing as too many questions. You can’t check up on someone too much. If they say ‘I’ve got this’, don’t believe them.

Push, fight, and support those who are struggling even if they don’t want to hear it. We can all be the reason someone remembers that #TomorrowNeedsYou.

If you want to help more, we’ve teamed up with To Write Love On Her Arms. this year for #97XNBT. This is a ‘non-profit movement dedicated to presenting hope and finding help for people struggling with depression, addiction, self-injury, and suicide. TWLOHA exists to encourage, inform, inspire, and also to invest directly into treatment and recovery.’

You can click here to make a one time donation and learn more about the organization, or select the donate option when purchasing NBT tickets.

Remember, if you or someone you know is suffering or needs help, there are ALWAYS options. Visit TWLOHA for more support or you can always call 1-800-273-TALK.

Let’s all be part of the reason we don’t lose these friends, family members, strangers, and artists.