‘Everybody Scream’: the new album and single from Florence + the Machine

Today (19th August 2025), Florence + the Machine announced the release date, name, and first single for their 6th studio album. Titled ‘Everybody Scream’, the LP is set to have 12 songs with 4 bonus tracks featuring chamber versions of four of the songs, only available on exclusive CD or vinyl copies via the Florence + the Machine store.

The first single, of the same name, will be released on Wednesday 20th August 2025. The music video is directed by Autumn De Wilde (who also directed all of the ‘Dance Fever’ music videos as well as the album cover shoot).

Speaking of the album, Florence stated how the life-saving surgery she underwent during the "Dance Fever Tour," led to a period of reflection on the meaning of ‘healing’, relationships, femininity, and the limits of the human body. The first single, ‘Everybody Scream’, mirrors this theme by establishing what her bodily limits are, and how performance allows transcendence beyond that.

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Everybody Scream - the album cover. Shot by Autumn De Wilde

Take a look at the provocative album shoot on our gallery page.

You can also pre-order the album at www.store.florenceandthemachine.net, including some limited edition versions by HHV, HMV, and more (see below for variants).

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Florence + the Machine’s 6th studio album is upon us…

After weeks of teasing content via Florence Welch’s Instagram (including hints to medieval and witchy themes, as well as potentially new lyrics - see below), Florence + the Machine have begun the process of showcasing new visuals for the band’s 6th studio album.

We do not yet know the title of the first single or the album, but the first single has been teased with a powerful music video snippet of Florence digging and screaming into the ground.

Earlier this month, Florence shared a series of photos including an allusion that the new album may be coming in October 2025, and lyrics:

I came to a clearing full of wailing and keening

A well of tears that never runs dry

The women said we’ve been waiting

Waiting to meet you

It’s only a matter of time

Thrust my fists in the ground

And the earth made a moaning sound

I could feel something shudder

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Florence + the Machine release 10-year anniversary 'How Big, How Blue, How Beautiful' vinyl

‘How Big, How Blue, How Beautiful’, Florence + the Machine’s 3rd studio album, turns a decade old today - yes - 10 years old!

It marked Florence + the Machine’s first US Billboard number 1, rocketed to the top spot in 8 other countries, and has been certified platinum in the UK.

In celebration of its release 10 years ago today, Florence + the Machine have released a limited edition, blue marble version of the LP. You can purchase it using this link.

We’re also running our own little project to celebrate the occasion by compiling videos of fans around the world dancing to the iconic brass outro to ‘How Big, How Blue, How Beautiful’. You can find out how to participate at this link.

Florence Welch features on the new 'Everything Is Recorded' album ‘Richard Russell Is Temporary’

Whilst we aren’t alone in hoping for new music by Florence + the Machine in 2025, Florence Welch is keeping us at least partially satisfied until that moment. Her vocals feature on the new ‘Everything Is Recorded’ project, in the album titled ‘‘Richard Russell Is Temporary”.

Florence last featured on the ‘Everything Is Recorded’ project last year, with their album ‘Winter Solstice’. This year, the collaborative project features Florence’s vocals alongside Sampha’s on ‘Never Felt Better’ (the lead single from the album), and with Berwyn and Alabaster DePlume on ‘Firelight’.

You can watch the music video for ‘Never Felt Better’ here:

'Symphony of Lungs' to be released digitally and on vinyl

Florence + the Machine have announced the upcoming release of a stunning vinyl, a physical album, and digital tracks from their remarkable performance, titled ‘Symphony of Lungs,’ at the prestigious Royal Albert Hall during the BBC Proms in September 2024. This performance features exquisite orchestration by the talented Jules Buckley, enhancing the already captivating sound of their debut album ‘Lungs’.

Notably, one of the vinyl editions will come in an exclusive red colour, which will be available for purchase through the official Florence + the Machine Store. Make sure to mark your calendars and secure your copy for this unique musical experience. Digital release will be on 25th October 2024, with physical editions on 14th March 2025.

You can preorder here.

Florence + the Machine collaborate with Taylor Swift on new album

Exciting news for fans of both Taylor Swift and Florence + the Machine!

Florence and the Machine are set to feature on a track from Taylor Swift’s new album ‘The Tortured Poet’s Department’.

It is Florence’s first feature on a track since she featured on Lady Gaga’s ‘Joanne' track, ‘Hey Girl’. It’s also the first feature on a track as the band, rather than a solo artist.

The song, titled ‘Florida!!!’, will be released on 19th April 2024. More information to follow.

Florence + the Machine set to release new song for 'The New Look'

Florence + the Machine have recorded a new song, titled ‘White Cliffs of Dover’, for the upcoming ‘The New Look’ Apple TV+ series. The show looks at the life of Christian Dior and associated contemporaries.

Produced by Jack Antonoff and also featuring the likes of Lana Del Rey, Nick Cave, Perfume Genius and Bleachers, the soundtrack is due to be released on 31st January 2024.

Florence + the Machine's new song 'Mermaids' out now

Florence + the Machine have released a new track to add to the Dance Fever Universe!

The new song, titled ‘Mermaids’, sees Florence struggle with what it means to be sober, and the ‘cheerful oblivion’ that drinking used to offer her. Florence has been very candid in recent years about the dangerous allure that alcohol has previously had upon her, and ‘Mermaids’ reflects the ongoing relationship she has with

The track was produced by Dave Bayley (who also produced songs such as ‘My Love’ and ‘Daffodil’). Take a listen below.

We will also be hosting a very special streaming event on Stationhead on Saturday 22nd April at 6pm BST / 1pm EST so be sure to tune in!

'Dance Fever - Live at Madison Square Garden’ released

You can listen to the Dance Fever Tour right from your arm chair (or the bus, or your bed, or anywhere else!)

Florence and the Machine have released a live album, recorded at New York's Madison Square Garden. It includes extended versions of Cassandra, The End of Love, and old favourites like Cosmic Love, Shake It Out, and Never Let Me Go.

It’s available to listen to on Spotify, and also will be available for physical purchase as select stores, including the official Florence and the Machine Store. The physical release will be available on 14th April 2023.

Dance Fever released - the fall-out

Dance Fever arrived with a bang on the 13th May, received with universal critical acclaim with a score (to date) of 85/100 on Metacritic.

Charting at number 1 in the UK album chart (Florence + the Machine's 4th), number 2 in a range of other countries including Australia, Germany and Ireland, and number 7 in the US Billboard charts; it makes Florence the only female rock artist to have had four consecutive US number 1 albums in the US. Rock and roll has certainly resurrected in their image!

Speaking to the Official Charts Company, Florence expresses "I’m so grateful and moved to be Number 1 in the UK. There were so many moments when I nearly gave up on this record. When it seemed impossible that it would ever get done. So to have it out in the world and be so embraced is an incredible feeling. Sending so much love and thanks to everyone."

Florence also commented to BBC's Jo Wiley, that she does not take it for granted that despite being in the industry for 13 years, people still embrace the music she produces, which surprises her given it is not a mainstream sound.