We're not sure how autobiographical The Lumineers' tunes are. But if they are, founding writers Jeremiah Fraites (drums) and Wesley Schultz (vocals, guitar) clearly have a lot of women problems — or a helluva lot of fun.

Here are some of the song titles from their two bestselling full-length albums: "Darlene." "Elouise." "Flapper Girl." "Classy Girls." "Ophelia." "Cleopatra." "Angela." "Gale Song" (which, admittedly, is more likely about a storm, but "Gale" COULD be a girl's name).

Oh, and there's also the lead track from their 2016 Billboard-topping "Cleopatra" album. It's called "Sleep On the Floor," and that's probably what Jeremiah and/or Wesley had to do after Elouise and/or Cleopatra found out about Angela and/or Darlene.

However any of this happened (or who or what might have inspired all of this beautifully listenable songs), The Lumineers' melting-pot recipe of folk, gospel and heartland rock — all enriched by the superb talents of cellist/vocalist Neyla Pekarek — have made them one of the biggest bands in the world. See them live Thursday in the Mohegan Sun Arena.

The Lumineers, 7 p.m. Thursday, Mohegan Sun Arena; also, Kaleo and Susto; $44-$64; 1-800-745-3000.