Florence + the Machine Announce New Live Album

Florence + the Machine are set to release a new live album capturing the energy and artistry of their 2026 Everybody Scream Tour. The forthcoming collection, titled Everybody Scream Tour Live, compiles 22 tracks recorded during the band's performances in support of their fifth studio album, Everybody Scream.

Scheduled for release on November 6, 2026, the album features live versions of several songs from Everybody Scream, including the title track and notable cuts such as “Sympathy Magic,” “One of the Greats,” “Music By Men,” and “You Can Have It All.” Alongside these newer compositions, the album also revisits fan favorites spanning Florence + the Machine’s expansive catalog.

Listeners can expect live renditions of classic hits like “Dog Days Are Over,” “King,” “Spectrum (Say My Name),” “Big God,” “Cosmic Love,” and “Shake It Out,” among others. This blend of material showcases the band’s ability to bridge their evolving sound with the enduring appeal of earlier work.

As a preview of the live album’s sound and atmosphere, the band has shared a recorded performance of “Which Witch,” a track originally from their 2015 release How Big, How Blue, How Beautiful. This release offers fans a glimpse into the dynamic arrangements and emotive delivery that characterize the live tour.

The Everybody Scream Tour, which took place throughout 2026, was a promotional campaign for the band’s fifth album Everybody Scream. The studio album, released in 2025, was critically acclaimed and recognized by consequence.net as one of the best albums of that year, praised for its thematic depth and artistic evolution.

The new live album not only immortalizes the tour’s setlist but also reflects Florence + the Machine’s ongoing engagement with their audience through live performance. The 22-track lineup spans the full concert experience, including a bonus track titled “Perfume and Milk,” rounding out the collection.

With this release, Florence + the Machine continue to expand their discography in a way that highlights their live presence, a vital element of their identity as a band. The live album offers both longtime fans and new listeners an opportunity to experience the intensity and nuance of their concerts from the comfort of home.

Currently, further specifics about the recording venues or additional production details have not been disclosed. However, the announcement and initial preview signal a significant addition to the band’s catalog for late 2026.

The Everybody Scream Tour Live album is now available for pre-order, promising to capture the spirit of one of Florence + the Machine’s notable recent chapters.