Florence & the Machine
News: Florence and the Machine to play three large outdoor shows in Ireland next June as part of their Dance Fever tour
Just before they play a show next month 30,11,2022 at Dublin’s 3Arena, Florence and the Machine have announced their biggest Irish shows to date.The Band plan to return to Cork / Dublin and Belfast next June. The summer shows are planned for Cork’s Musgrave Park on June 26th, Dublin’s Malahide Castle on June 27th and …
See: Florence + the Machine release video for ‘Sky Full of Song’, plus a series of intimate shows
Released in association with Record Store Day on 7″ vinyl, Florence & the Machine have revealed an accompanying video for the releases A-side ‘Sky Full of Song’. Dominated by Florence’s vocal, it’s this emotive, almost folk like song, with this beautiful jangling accompaniment. As it gently unfurls, it slides into this chorus, big chords and …
See: Florence + the Machine release video for ‘Delilah’
‘Delilah’ is the new single to be taken from Florence + the Machine’s Mercury Music Prize nominated album ‘How Big How Blue How Beautiful’, and is released on 4 December. I’ll be honest and say I’m not the biggest fan of the new album, as sometimes the power of Welch’s voice overpowers the songs. That …
Live Review: Glastonbury Festival – Friday 26th June 2015
Glastonbury is unlike any other festival in the UK or abroad. It isn’t just a music festival. It is a festival of performing arts. Whilst the music is go the broadest spectrum imaginable, you can also come across some great poets, circus acts, speakers and comedians. You can spend one moment rocking out to your …
Track: Florence and the Machine “St. Jude” and “Ship to Wreck”
As Florence Welch (and her Machine) prepares for Glastonbury greatness, she has also been tantalising her audience with nuggets of her new, third album “How Big, How Blue, How Beautiful”. First we had “What Kind of Man” which has a slow, typically-Florence ethereal build up, but after a minute kicks in with the fiercer ‘rock’ …