Florence and the Machine — Arena Concerts (6 Feb–9 Mar 2026)
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Florence and the Machine Tour Information
2026 European Tour Details
The ethereal powerhouse of rock returns to Europe, and this time promises something even more spectacular: In February and March of 2026, Florence Welch and her symphonic band will hit 17 iconic venues, including multiple performances in London, on a tour that many are calling historic before it has even happened.
What to expect at a Florence and the Machine concert
For fans of Florence and the Machine, this is not just a chance to see a band that has defined genre-bending performance for the better part of a decade. This is also a chance to witness anyone's idea of 'intimacy' with a band playing venues like the O2 Arena in London or Ziggo Dome in Amsterdam (not to mention the opportunity for crazy visuals in something like Cologne's Lanxess Arena). What to expect when you attend a Florence and the Machine concert is no ordinary experience — it is nothing less than a transcendence into something bordering on a type of worship. Welch, with her shamanic presence commanding the stage, takes her audience on a unique trip (and she makes no secret that this is all about the audience — it's not just a performer/audience relationship; Welch really gets into the us vs. them mentality — that being "them" in audience form for her). What follows is a spiritual experience that uses as few props as possible. Welch just gets up there and wowzahs you with her unbridled physical expression (a jumping, spinning, and leaping Præ-Raphaelite goddess, to be precise) combined with some really intricate storytelling between songs. Then, of course, there are the singers, the musicians — might as well also be on some kind of spiritual journey.
The band has played at the M&S Bank Arena in Liverpool twice before, and on both occasions, it hosted events that drew ecstatic reviews and immediate calls for the band to come back. The 2026 dates represent something very rare and very special — especially for European fans of the band — for these fans have been waiting an unthinkable length of time for the band to play a tour that was anywhere close to being comprehensive and that happened on this side of the Atlantic. The chance to see the band in concert during 2026 promises to be an opportunity like no other, for the shared experience is one that has never failed to create a unique atmosphere in which the sold-out crowd becomes the concert's not-so-silent partner in a once-in-a-lifetime event. These appearances in Dublin, London, and Liverpool promise a beautiful combination of being extremely rare and being absolutely unforgettable.
Experience Florence and the Machine live in concert!
You can concentrate solely on the approaching concert and don't need to worry about whether your tickets are real or if you'll even be allowed into the venue. Florence and the Machine are a big deal — big in that they create massive soundscapes filled with odd sounds, huge choruses, and dramatic shifts in tonality, that trademark of rock 'n' roll. But with Florence and the Machine, they also fill their songs — whether you think this is a good or bad thing — with a ton of well-thought-out lyrics that are loaded, both in quantity and in quality, with literary references. Your English teacher would give "praise for the use of figurative language and other devices that work at the level of sound and sense." Never mind that when you hear the group live, you're likely to be swept away in a kind of ecstatic frenzy, not being able to tell whether it's the amphetamines of the songs or the drugs of backstage passes doing the heavy lifting. But on second thought, Florence and the Machine certainly can be called one of the great rock 'n' roll bands of our time.
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Florence and the Machine Greatest Hits
The catalogue satisfies both casual listeners and slavish devotees; each album outlines a creative chapter, yet they all share the unmistakable sound of Florence + The Machine. Oh, what a journey it is to trace the development of one of pop's most potent icons! From "Dog Days Are Over," which the whole world sang along to, to the fraught and murky waters of "What the Water Gave Me," the enormous emotional heft of which isn't its attempting to approximate a washing-up of the past like "Shake It Out," but is far more about all the female artists, writers, poets, and painters who've muddled through life's ups and downs. (And don't even get me started on how nice it is to hear St. Vincent playing guitar for the outro of that song; indeed, an "unstoppable" lineup of producers, songwriters, and musicians is what has Florence Welch sound so magnificent.) The band's commercial success was matched by their critical acclaim, which solidified their reputation as one of the most important musical acts of the era.
How Big, How Blue, How Beautiful
How Big, How Blue, How Beautiful (2015) was the first album to be born out of personal turbulence and was about the aftermath of relationship dissolution, struggles with substance, and a geographic relocation to Los Angeles. The material felt more grounded while still delivering the dramatic flair for which the band is known. "Ship to Wreck" took on substance abuse and self-destructive patterns with disarming honesty. The title track sprawled across nearly six minutes, building to a cathartic conclusion while still managing to feel intimate. The production slightly shifted, with more into the mix that made it feel like the sound was coming from an actual band, while still being unrepentantly artful and using dynamics a little more efficiently. So, while the dramatic visual storytelling was still there, with vistas of self-harm and recognizable confrontation, there felt like there was something more relatable and less mythic going on.
When to buy Florence and the Machine tickets?
Purchasing strategies greatly influence both the availability of and the prices for featured events. Right from the initial on-sale moment for an event like this, there's a chance you can get in as the first wave of buyers hits the website. You want to aim for a time just before the on-sale moment, so you can be ready to hit the refresh button or the buy button as soon as the system works in your favor. This is obviously best-case scenario tactics, and who knows if any particular fan has even the ability to access these tactics? If close to the event's actual date you have yet to secure any tickets for it, you can also employ the riskier strategy of waiting until the last few days. This almost guarantees you some kind of ticket (high-profile events don't tend to have actual fan exit opportunities). But then, of course, there's the nagging anxiety factor that comes with potentially not being able to get into the show at all.
Industry experts are observing the impetus behind the significant tour. Following years of inconsistent outings and limited appearances, the band's current schedule reflects a newfound emphasis on live performances. And if anything, Florence Welch and her crew have extended that live-focused renaissance into Europe, with an upcoming slate that includes appearances in cities like Vienna, Krakow, and Prague — as well as a number of U.K. dates — that are at best a 50/50 proposition for being seen by many Continental acts.
Comparatively, Florence's ticket prices don't hover at the exorbitant levels of some other major acts. Yet they do run the gambit from affordable to "what kind of money are you really willing to part with?" This isn't a clear or comprehensive price list, but it should give a satisfactory idea if you're trying to gauge at what point you should really start saving up to see her live. General admission sections and premium seating are the priciest ticket options, while upper-bowl seating is your best bet for a budget-friendly ticket. That said, let's look at the actual ticket prices for the performance. The face value price range for Florence and the Machine's summer 2023 shows, according to their respective ticket sources, hovers around the upper end of our typical to premium price range. The band's more in-demand performances at venues of greater capacity (like Ziggo Dome and O2 Arena) also are seeing higher ticket prices in the secondary market. That said, not all tour dates are created equally when it comes to demand. Slightly less desirable dates occasionally see pricing that dips down near or below face value.
The on-sale strategy for the shows can be honed somewhat by looking at past behavior of the band in question. Once you know where to look and the kind of ticket you want, the actual purchasing can be done pretty easily, with the only real drawback being the potential for not getting the prime price during the on-sale window.
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Frequently Asked Questions
How to purchase Florence and the Machine tickets?
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How much are Florence and the Machine tickets?
Florence and the Machine ticket prices vary depending on the venue, seating location, and demand. Upper-bowl seating offers budget-friendly options, while general admission and premium seating are priced higher. Prices at high-capacity venues like Ziggo Dome and O2 Arena may vary in the secondary market.
When do Florence and the Machine tickets go on sale?
Ticket on-sale dates are announced in advance of each tour. To get the best selection, purchase tickets as soon as they become available during the initial on-sale window.
Where is Florence and the Machine performing?
Florence and the Machine's 2026 European tour includes 17 iconic venues across Europe, with performances at venues like the O2 Arena in London, Ziggo Dome in Amsterdam, Lanxess Arena in Cologne, and M&S Bank Arena in Liverpool, among others.