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Florence and the Machine Tour Info and Everybody Scream Album Details

The ‘Everybody Scream’ Tour celebrates Florence and the Machine’s sixth studio album, Everybody Scream, due out on October 31, 2025. The Halloween release is perfectly suited to the album concept, which involves themes of witchcraft, mysticism, and ritual magic. Florence’s Instagram has been marked with cryptic, spooky posts to describe the new album moment. Everybody Scream is quite the vibe.

About the Everybody Scream Album

This album represents a significant artistic evolution for Florence Welch. After undergoing lifesaving surgery during the Dance Fever tour in 2023, Welch’s recovery led her into explorations of spiritual mysticism, witchcraft, and folk horror. The album examines what it means to be “healed,” while also delving into themes of womanhood, partnership, aging, and mortality.

Where Dance Fever drew from dark fairytale mythology, Everybody Scream takes heavy inspiration from folk horror films. Creating an album that “exposes the murky in the mundane,” Florence has taken this material to depths unknown. Expect atmospheric production, Welch’s signature powerful vocals, and lyrics that confront life’s deepest questions.

Album Collaborators

Florence worked with an intimate circle of collaborators on Everybody Scream:

• Mark Bowen (IDLES) – co-writer and guitarist
• Aaron Dessner – producer
• Mitski – collaborator

The title track was written and recorded in one explosive take with Bowen, capturing raw creative energy that Florence describes as “death and resurrection over and over.”

Released Singles

Fans have already gotten a taste of the new album with two released tracks:

• “Everybody Scream” – the haunting title track
• “One of the Greats” – showcasing the album’s range

A third single, “Sympathy Magic,” is set to premiere on October 27, 2025.

Florence and the Machine Setlist Predictions

Based on Florence and the Machine’s touring history and the new album release, here’s what fans can expect from the Florence and the Machine setlist on the ‘Everybody Scream’ Tour:

Expect several tracks from Everybody Scream, likely including:

• “Everybody Scream” (title track – already performed live)
• “One of the Greats”
• “Sympathy Magic”
• 4-6 additional new songs

No Florence and the Machine concert would be complete without these fan favorites:

• “Dog Days Are Over”
• “Shake It Out”
• “Ship to Wreck”
• “Cosmic Love”
• “You’ve Got the Love”
• “Rabbit Heart (Raise It Up)”
• “What the Water Gave Me”

Recent Material from Dance Fever

• “King”
• “Free”
• “My Love”
• “Heaven Is Here”

Deep Cuts and Surprises

Florence is known for mixing setlists and occasionally surprising fans with deep cuts from earlier albums like Lungs, Ceremonials, and How Big, How Blue, How Beautiful.

Opening Acts & Support

The Everybody Scream Tour features an exciting rotation of supporting acts across different dates:

• Rachel Chinouriri – Supporting select dates including Minneapolis and Chicago shows
• SOFIA ISELLA – Opening for Washington D.C., Boston, New York, and Philadelphia dates
• CMAT – Supporting Tampa, Miami, Atlanta, Nashville, and Texas shows
• Mannequin Pussy – Opening for Arizona and West Coast dates (Glendale, Seattle, Portland, San Francisco, and Los Angeles)

Check your specific Florence and the Machine tour date to see which artist will be performing.

Set Times & Venue Information

While exact set times vary by venue, here’s what to expect for the Florence and the Machine ‘Everybody Scream’ Tour:

Typical Show Schedule:

• Doors Open: 6:00 PM – 6:30 PM
• Opening Act: 7:30 PM – 8:15 PM
• Set Change: 8:15 PM – 8:45 PM
• Florence and the Machine: 8:45 PM – 10:30 PM

Expected Setlist Length: 20-24 songs including encore, with a runtime of approximately 90-120 minutes.

Note: Times may vary slightly by venue and day of the week. Weekend shows sometimes start later. Always check your venue’s specific information.

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