Florence + The Machine delivered a spine-tingling performance for SiriusXM's The Spectrum on Halloween, blending Lady Gaga's "Abracadabra" with their own haunting rendition of 'Which Witch'. The eerie mash-up showcased the band's signature dramatic flair and raw emotional depth.
The performance served as an early glimpse into Florence Welch's forthcoming sixth studio album, Everybody Scream, which drops on October 31. In a recent conversation with The Guardian, Welch described the new project as a "fever dream of witchcraft, mysticism, magic, poetry, and insanity", drawing inspiration from her own creative recovery following a near-fatal ectopic pregnancy last year.
The album's themes of mortality, rebirth, and feminine rage are reflected in the music, which leans into Florence + The Machine's darker sonic palette. The tracklist features previously released singles "Sympathy Magic" and "Spell It Out", both of which showcase the band's mastery of mythic lyrics and brooding atmospheres.
A North American headline tour for 2026 is set to kick off in Minneapolis on April 8, with stops in major cities including New York, Los Angeles, Chicago, and Toronto. Rising stars Rachel Chinouriri, CMAT, and Sofia Isella will support Florence + The Machine across select dates, with tickets going on sale November 5 at 10 a.m. local time.
The Everybody Scream Tour promises to be an unforgettable experience for fans of the band's signature blend of theatricality and emotional intensity.
The performance served as an early glimpse into Florence Welch's forthcoming sixth studio album, Everybody Scream, which drops on October 31. In a recent conversation with The Guardian, Welch described the new project as a "fever dream of witchcraft, mysticism, magic, poetry, and insanity", drawing inspiration from her own creative recovery following a near-fatal ectopic pregnancy last year.
The album's themes of mortality, rebirth, and feminine rage are reflected in the music, which leans into Florence + The Machine's darker sonic palette. The tracklist features previously released singles "Sympathy Magic" and "Spell It Out", both of which showcase the band's mastery of mythic lyrics and brooding atmospheres.
A North American headline tour for 2026 is set to kick off in Minneapolis on April 8, with stops in major cities including New York, Los Angeles, Chicago, and Toronto. Rising stars Rachel Chinouriri, CMAT, and Sofia Isella will support Florence + The Machine across select dates, with tickets going on sale November 5 at 10 a.m. local time.
The Everybody Scream Tour promises to be an unforgettable experience for fans of the band's signature blend of theatricality and emotional intensity.
And can we talk about how much I need this album? Mortality, rebirth, and feminine rage? Count me in 
I'm low-key obsessed with Florence + The Machine right now... that mashup with Lady Gaga was pure magic 
. I love how they're pushing boundaries and exploring darker themes in their new album, it's like they're channeling their own inner witchess 
. Can't wait to see the tour and witness Florence Welch's energy live on stage 
. October 31 can't come soon enough...
i'm low-key hyped for the tour now too, especially with those support acts 
! The themes of mortality & feminine rage are so relatable, especially after Florence's health scare last year 
. Can't wait for the North American tour in '26, got my tickets on sale for like a sec now 
I mean, supporting acts like Rachel Chinouriri and CMAT? 
I love how they're blending their signature sound with some spooky vibes from Lady Gaga... it's giving me chills just thinking about it! 
Can't wait to see them live on tour next year - Rachel Chinouriri and CMAT are great additions to the lineup too! 
! everybody scream is gonna be so intense and emotional i'm already getting chills thinking about it 