Flower crowns, flowing dresses, bare-foot performances, tambourines and deliciously delicate harp chords – we all want to live in the mystical world of Florence + The Machine. Singles such as 'Drumming Song', 'Rabbit Heart' and 'Howl' from their debut album Lungs were practically ubiquitous between 2009 and 2011, and remain some of the best-loved pop tracks from the 2010s.

If you've been lucky enough to witness the band live, you were treated to a spectacular performance. From Florence Welch's bellowing voice (I mean that in the best way), awe-inspiring visual effects and exceptional music, it's truly something to behold. If you haven't, you're in luck as the BRIT-winners are embarking on a huge UK arena tour this winter. The tour will support the group's fifth studio album Dance Fever, set to release on Friday 13 May.

To help you nab tickets, we've whipped up this handy guide. Read on to find out when and where Florence + The Machine are playing, when tickets go on sale, what presales are available, who'll support them on the tour, what their latest release is, and more. To receive an email reminder half an hour before tickets go on sale, click the 'I'd love a reminder' button at the bottom of this article.

Where and when will Florence + The Machine be performing in the UK?

The band will play a number of shows in arenas across the UK in November. They begin in Cardiff on Wednesday 16 November before heading to London, Bournemouth, Manchester, Birmingham, Leeds, Glasgow and Nottingham. Prior to the tour announcement, the outfit also confirmed a trio of intimate shows in Newcastle, Blackburn and London this spring. Read on to find out when and where to get tickets.

Here's a list of Florence + The Machine's tour dates:
Friday 15 April – O2 City Hall, Newcastle
Saturday 16 April – King George's Hall, Blackburn
Tuesday 19 April – Theatre Royal Drury Lane, London
Wednesday 16 November – Motorpoint Arena, Cardiff
Friday 18 November – The O2, London
Saturday 19 November – The O2, London
Monday 21 November – International Centre, Bournemouth
Tuesday 22 November – AO Arena, Manchester
Thursday 24 November – Utilita Arena, Birmingham
Friday 25 November – First Direct Arena, Leeds
Sunday 27 November – OVO Hydro, Glasgow
Monday 28 November – Motorpoint Arena, Nottingham

When do tickets for Florence + The Machine go on sale?

Tickets for the arena shows go on general sale at 9am on Friday 25 March. Exclusive pre-sale tickets are available for fans who pre-order their upcoming album Dance Fever before 5pm on Tuesday 22 March.

The smaller gigs in Newcastle, Blackburn and London are currently sold out.

Where can I buy tickets for Florence + The Machine's tour?

Tickets for all dates are available from Ticketmaster, SeeTickets and tickets for the arena performances are available on AXS.

How much will tickets for the gigs cost?

Prices for the arena dates are yet to be announced but standing tickets for the smaller gigs range from £49.50 to £57.50 Every pound of the tickets sold for the tour will go towards Choose Love, a non-profit organisation which supports refugees and displaced people across the world.

Who'll be supporting Florence + The Machine on tour?

All arena tour dates will be supported by promising indie artist Willie J Healy. The English performer released his second album Twin Heavy in 2020 which features mellow guitar-heavy anthems such as 'For You'. Expect Healy to perform tenderly penned ballads such as 'We Should Hang' from debut album People And Their Dogs.

Joining Florence + The Machine throughout their London shows is musician and producer Aziya, an East London-based artist inspired by icons such as Prince and Jimi Hendrix, reflected in her 2021 creations 'Slip!' and 'Heaven For Me'. If you're headed for one of the London dates, have a listen to what you've got in store.

What'll be on Florence + The Machine's setlist?

The tour will primarily showcase the long-awaited contents of Dance Fever as can be expected, but crowd pleasers such as 'Dog Days Are Over' and 'You've Got The Love' are sure to make an appearance on the setlist.

The High As Hope Tour in 2019 featured hits from 2011's Ceremonials such as 'Shake It Out' and the How Big, How Blue, How Beautiful tunes 'Ship To Wreck' and 'Delilah', so hold out hope to hear some of your favourites.

What's Florence + The Machine's latest release?

They've been drip-feeding fans with music from Dance Fever in recent months, all in conjunction with hauntingly beautiful cover art which makes Florence look as though she's been plucked from a Pre-Raphaelite painting. The latest release to date is 'My Love', a synthy floor-filler that lives up to Dance Fever's title and provides an up-beat contrast with the band's previous creations.

When will Florence + The Machine release their next album?

Produced by Florence Welch, Dave Bayley and Bleachers frontman and superproducer Jack Antonoff, Dance Fever will be available for listening pleasure on Friday 13 May. The band have already dropped three singles from the highly-anticipated record including 'My Love', 'Heaven Is Here' and the epic anthem 'King'. It's packed with all the essentials we've come to love from Welch; profound and slightly disturbing lyrics, belting that will blow your socks off and sensational instrumentals.

How can I guarantee that I'll get tickets?

There are a few effective ways to increase the odds of getting your hands on tickets for Florence + The Machine this Friday. Don't refresh your browser when you're in the queue, log into your preferred ticketing provider ahead of time, stay patient and make sure you're using a steady internet connection. To receive a reminder half an hour before tickets go on sale, click the 'I'd love a reminder' button at the bottom of this article.

Tickets for Florence + The Machine's UK tour go on sale at 10am on Friday 18 March.