Florence + The Machine London 2022 - how to get tickets for O2 Arena concert, UK tour dates, setlist

Making their homecoming in 2022, Florence + The Machine are set to play at London’s O2 Arena.

News of a UK tour follows the announcement of a new album ‘Dance Fever’ that is set for release on May 13.

As part of the tour, the singer will visit eight venues across the United Kingdom, as well as a show in Europe.

Here’s everything you need to know about the Florence + The Machine ‘Dance Fever Tour’ and their show in London.

When are Florence + The Machine playing in London?

The indie rock band are set to play two headline shows in the capital.

Hosted from London’s O2 Arena, Florence + The Machine will have a two-night extravaganza on November 18 and November 19.

Where else are they playing?

The ‘Dance Fever Tour’ kicks off with an exquisite night in Paris, before visiting a number of the big venues across the UK.

This is the full list of the band’s tour:

NOVEMBER

14 - Accor Arena, Paris

16 - Motorpoint Arena, Cardiff

18 - The O2, London

19 - The O2, London

21 - International Centre, Bournemouth

22 - AO Arena, Manchester

24 - Utilita Arena, Birmingham

25 - First Direct Arena, Leeds

27 - OVO Hydro, Glasgow

28 - Motorpoint Arena, Nottingham

30 - 3Arena, Dublin

How do I get tickets to the London shows?

If you wish to see the iconic band live in London, you better be quick as tickets are going fast.

Tickets for both London shows were released at 9 am on Friday, March 25.

At the time of publishing, there is limited availability for both shows in the capital.

Prices range from £56 to £136 for general admission.

The singer announced that £1 from every ticket sold will be donated to Choose Love, which is an organisation that supports refugees and displaced people worldwide.

For more information and to book your place at the Florence + Machines shows in London, visit their Ticketmaster page.

What is the setlist?

As the tour is in celebration of the release of new album ‘Dance Fever’, expect to hear all of its tracks at the London shows.

Florence + The Machine have already released three new singles ahead of the tour - ‘My Love’, ‘Heaven is Here’ and ‘King’.

It could also be likely to feature some of the band’s most popular and cult-classic songs such as ‘Dog Days’, ‘You’ve Got the Love’ and ‘Shake it Out’.

Who are the support acts?

Florence will be supported on all of their tour dates apart from the two in London by Oxfordshire singer-songwriter Willie J Healey.

For the two dates at the O2 Arena in London, the support act will be east London based singer and director Aziya.

Who are Florence + The Machine and what are they known for?

Florence + The Machine are an indie rock band which was formed in London in 2007.

Fronted by vocalist Florence Welch, the other band members are guitarist Rob Ackroyd, harpist Tom Monger, and keyboardist Isabella Summers.

Usually the band is often joined by a collaboration of other musicians too.

The band have won many awards since their debut, including Best Solo Act at the NME Music Awards in 2011 and 2013.

Their first album, ‘Lungs’ was released in 2009. This was followed by ‘Ceremonials’ (2011), ‘How Big, How Blue, How Beautiful’ (2015) and ‘High as Hope’ (2018).

When ‘Dance Fever’ is released later this year, it will be the band’s fifth studio album.