Florence + The Machine will release Everybody Scream Tour Live, a live recording from the Everybody Scream Tour, digitally on November 6. The Florence live album was announced on November 2, with vinyl available to pre-order and a live performance of Which Witch, recorded during the tour, available on streaming platforms. The release turns a tour that ran earlier in 2026 into a recorded album fans can keep.
The Florence live album announcement came from Republic Records, which supplied the album cover for the release. The live album follows the tour’s North American and United Kingdom and European legs earlier this year, a run that took Florence Welch and the band through major arenas on both sides of the Atlantic. It arrives in the same year as the Everybody Scream tour itself, rather than long after the road dates ended.
Florence live album captures the 2026 tour
In North America, the tour included sold out shows at New York’s Madison Square Garden and Barclays Center, as well as two sold out nights at Los Angeles’ Kia Forum. The United Kingdom run included two sold out nights at London’s O2 Arena and a stop at Glasgow’s OVO Hydro, where reviewers praised the show’s stark and sombre catharsis, according to QNC News. Those dates give a sense of the scale the live recording draws on.
The Florence live album collection has 22 tracks, QNC News reported, and spans newer material alongside older favourites from across the band’s catalogue. The tracklist draws heavily on Everybody Scream, including the title track, Sympathy Magic, One of the Greats, Music By Men and You Can Have It All. A bonus recording of Perfume and Milk is also included, giving collectors a track beyond the main tour set.
Which Witch leads the preview
The Florence live album preview, a live performance of Which Witch now streaming, gives listeners a first taste of the album’s sound. It is a song from the Everybody Scream era, performed on the tour, and its release as a preview lets fans hear how the stage arrangement differs from the studio version. Vinyl collectors can pre-order the physical edition now, ahead of the November 6 digital release.
The Florence live album extends the tour into a new format at a point when the road dates are finished. Fans who saw the shows can revisit them, and fans who missed the tour can hear the set as it sounded in arenas. That is the usual job of a live album, and the timing, days after the announcement, keeps the gap between the tour and the record short.
A catalogue stretching back to 2009
The Florence live album arrives within a catalogue that spans five studio albums released between 2009 and 2022, uDiscoverMusic noted. Florence + The Machine’s debut, Lungs, came out in 2009, followed by Ceremonials in 2011, How Big, How Blue, How Beautiful in 2015, High As Hope in 2018 and Dance Fever in 2022. The group has had multiple No. 1 albums in the United States and the United Kingdom.
Florence Welch has also collaborated and shared stages with artists including The Rolling Stones, Lady Gaga and Taylor Swift. Her work beyond recorded music includes Useless Magic, a book of lyrics, poetry and drawings. That longer history sits behind the live album: a band with five studio records now adding a tour document built around its most recent material.
Florence live album release details
Everybody Scream Tour Live arrives digitally on November 6, with vinyl available for pre-order now. The live version of Which Witch is already on streaming platforms. The digital date is the one to note for listeners who want the full 22 track collection at once, while the vinyl edition gives buyers a physical version of the tour recording.
For Florence + The Machine, the Florence live album closes the Everybody Scream tour cycle in recorded form. The tour played Madison Square Garden, Barclays Center, the Kia Forum, the O2 Arena and the OVO Hydro, and the live album keeps those nights in circulation after the stages have been struck.