Florence + the Machine have officially announced their return to the live stage with the “Everybody Scream” tour, set to take place across the UK and Europe in early 2026. The announcement coincides with the upcoming release of their sixth studio album, also titled Everybody Scream, due out on 31 October 2025.
Supporting a New Chapter: Everybody Scream Album
The new era for Florence + the Machine begins with Everybody Scream, the band’s first studio album since Dance Fever (2022). Co-produced by powerhouse collaborators such as Aaron Dessner, Mark Bowen, and Florence Welch herself, the album promises a haunting yet enthralling sound—enough inspiration for a tour that lives up to its name.
Tour Dates & Cities: UK Debut, European Continuation
The UK leg of the “Everybody Scream” tour kicks off on 6 February 2026 at the SSE Arena in Belfast, weaving through major cities including Birmingham, Glasgow, Newcastle, Liverpool, Sheffield, and culminating in two spectacular nights at London’s O2 Arena (on 16–17 February), before concluding in Manchester at Co-op Live on 20 February.
Following the UK shows, Florence + the Machine will take the Everybody Scream tour to Europe, with confirmed performances in:
- Paris: Accor Arena
- Antwerp: Sportpaleis
- Amsterdam: Ziggo Dome
- Cologne: Lanxess Arena
- Vienna, Munich, Prague, and Krakow
This tour schedule highlights a sweeping journey from the UK’s greatest arenas to continental Europe’s most iconic venues—aptly framing Everybody Scream as a grand, transcontinental musical statement.
Ticket Details: Pre-Sale & General Sale
Pre-sale access starts on Wednesday, 3 September 2025, at 10 am BST. Fans who pre-order any format of Everybody Scream—vinyl, CD, cassette, or deluxe editions—by 5 pm BST on Monday, 1 September, will receive pre-sale codes.
General ticket sales open to the public on Friday, 5 September 2025, at 10 am BST, across official ticketing platforms like Ticketmaster.
Paris Paloma Joins the Tour
Joining Florence + the Machine on tour is emerging singer-songwriter Paris Paloma, known for her emotionally resonant breakout single Labour. Her atmospheric yet intimate style complements the larger-than-life aesthetic of Everybody Scream and promises a rich opening act to the tour’s theatrical and sonic narrative.
Florence + the Machine’s “Everybody Scream Tour” stands as a powerful symbol: it’s a resurgence packed with emotion, theatrical soundscapes, and artistic depth. Their blend of soul-stirring stage presence and new material can elevate arenas into transcendent experiences. For fans, it’s not just a concert—it’s the return of an unforgettable musical odyssey.