7 November 2026 – Florence + The Machine Release Everybody Scream Tour Live and Capture Their Spectacular 2026 Performances

Florence + The Machine have released Everybody Scream Tour Live, an expansive 22-track live album documenting their 2026 world tour. Available digitally now, the collection captures Florence Welch and her band performing material from across their career, bringing together familiar favourites and compositions from their latest creative period. A triple-vinyl edition is scheduled for worldwide release on March 19, 2027.

The recording follows a tour that included major performances throughout North America, Britain and Europe, with sold-out appearances at New York's Madison Square Garden and Barclays Center alongside two concerts at Los Angeles' Kia Forum. Rather than concentrating exclusively on recent material, the album presents a broad overview of the band's musical development. Its tracklist includes "Everybody Scream", "Witch Dance", "Shake It Out", "Seven Devils", "Big God", "Daffodil", "Which Witch", "Cosmic Love", "Spectrum (Say My Name)", "King", "Dog Days Are Over" and "Free".

"Sympathy Magic" serves as the collection's focus track, highlighting the dramatic vocal delivery and atmospheric arrangements that have become central to the group's live identity. The album also includes performances of "The Old Religion", "Howl", "Heaven Is Here" and "One of the Greats", with "Perfume" and "Milk" appearing as a bonus recording. Florence Welch established the project with 2009 debut Lungs, developing an approach that combines alternative rock, theatrical presentation and expansive orchestral influences.

Everybody Scream Tour Live provides an opportunity to experience that musical evolution through concert performances rather than conventional studio recordings. For listeners who missed the tour, the album offers a substantial alternative to watching somebody else's increasingly shaky mobile-phone footage. Apparently the only thing more dramatic than Florence Welch performing in an arena is the electricity bill required to illuminate the entire production. Explore more soaring orchestral rock in our indie rock hub and discover latest headlines in our news section.