Florence and the Machine Announce Everybody Scream Tour Live Album

Florence and the Machine are set to expand their live recording catalog with the release of their first complete tour live album, titled Everybody Scream Tour Live. This new album compiles 22 tracks recorded during the band's 2024 tour in support of their Everybody Scream album, marking a significant addition to their discography. The project is scheduled for release on November 6 through Republic Records.

While Florence and the Machine have previously issued live recordings — notably the Symphony of Lungs album from their 2025 BBC Proms performance at the Royal Albert Hall — this forthcoming album distinguishes itself by encompassing an entire tour's worth of live material. This comprehensive approach offers listeners an immersive experience of the band’s concert atmosphere across multiple venues throughout the year.

The setlist reflects a broad selection of Florence Welch and her band’s repertoire, blending new material from Everybody Scream with longstanding fan favorites. Tracks such as “Shake It Out,” “Seven Devils,” and “Dog Days Are Over” appear alongside newer songs like “Everybody Scream,” “Witch Dance,” and “Big God,” showcasing the group’s dynamic range and evolution.

Among the album's highlights is the live rendition of “Which Witch,” a preview of which has been shared ahead of the full release. This track offers a glimpse into the band’s ability to translate their studio sound into a vibrant live setting, underscored by Welch's powerful vocals and the ensemble's rich instrumentation.

The album’s release provides an opportunity to reexamine the critical reception of the Everybody Scream era, during which the band toured extensively to promote the record. Reviews noted the emotionally charged performances and the intricate balance between theatricality and raw energy that characterize Florence and the Machine's live shows.

Recorded throughout the 2024 tour, Everybody Scream Tour Live captures the group at a creative peak, reflecting their ongoing commitment to blending dramatic storytelling with compelling music. The album’s extensive tracklist, including a bonus track titled “Perfume and Milk,” offers fans a comprehensive soundscape of the tour experience.

This release arrives amidst a period where live albums continue to serve as vital documents of an artist’s on-stage presence, especially following a global hiatus of live performances in prior years. Florence and the Machine’s decision to compile a full tour album underscores the importance they place on connecting with audiences through live music.

Details regarding specific recording locations or variations in setlists across tour stops remain limited, but the album promises a cohesive narrative of the tour’s sonic and emotional journey. Overall, Everybody Scream Tour Live stands as a testament to Florence and the Machine’s enduring resonance in contemporary music and their ability to captivate listeners both in concert halls and through recorded media.