Florence + the Machine announce live album “Everybody Scream Tour Live”

Florence + the Machine have announced “Everybody Scream Tour Live”, a live album due out on 6 November via Republic. Its 22 tracks were recorded on the band’s 2026 tour in support of their fifth album, “Everybody Scream”. According to Pitchfork, it is the group’s first ever full tour live record.

The tracklist opens with the title track of the latest album and includes more songs from it, among them “Sympathy Magic”, “One of the Greats”, “Music By Men” and “You Can Have It All”. They sit alongside older favourites such as “Dog Days Are Over”, “Shake It Out”, “Cosmic Love”, “Spectrum (Say My Name)”, “King”, “Big God” and “Free”, with “Perfume and Milk” closing the set as a bonus track.

As a preview, Florence has shared a live performance of “Which Witch”, a song originally featured on “How Big, How Blue, How Beautiful”.

The band’s concerts have been released on record before, most recently with 2025’s “Symphony of Lungs - BBC Proms at the Royal Albert Hall”, Pitchfork notes. Consequence named “Everybody Scream” one of the best albums of 2025, calling it “a triumph”.

Florence + the Machine are an English indie rock and art rock band formed in London in 2007. The studio album “Everybody Scream” came out on 31 October 2025.