Florence + The Machine - Dance Fever Tour Dates Confirmed Into 2025
Published on 07/08/2026 at 10:36 | Editorial responsibility: Rafael MĂĽller, Editor-in-Chief AD HOC NEWS
Florence + The Machine keep their expansive Dance Fever live show on the road well beyond the album’s release cycle. Per the band’s official tour listings, Florence Welch and her group have confirmed dates across Europe and Latin America running into early 2025according to Songkick tour data.
Where Florence + The Machine tour next
The current touring run around Dance Fever follows a substantial 2022-2023 world itinerary that included arenas across North America and Europeas detailed by Live Nation. In 2025, Florence + The Machine are scheduled for major European festival and arena stops, with key shows listed for cities including Madrid, Lisbon, Berlin and Milan.
Latin American fans also see the band return to the region, with dates announced in markets such as Mexico City, São Paulo and Buenos Aires. These shows extend Florence + The Machine’s long-term touring presence in territories where the band has built strong followings off the back of earlier albums like Lungs and How Big, How Blue, How Beautiful.
What U.S. audiences experienced on Dance Fever
For U.S. listeners, the Dance Fever cycle delivered a full North American tour in 2022, including arena plays in major markets such as New York, Los Angeles, Chicago and Atlantavia Ticketmaster’s Florence + The Machine listings. The setlists typically combined new material from Dance Fever with staples like Dog Days Are Over, Shake It Out and Spectrum.
Although the current run leans toward Europe and Latin America, the scale of the previous U.S. leg underlines the band’s live status in the States. The North American stretch placed Florence + The Machine firmly in the upper tier of touring rock-pop acts, with multiple nights in some cities and strong reviews for Florence Welch’s dynamic stage presence.
Tour, charts and work on Florence + The Machine
Fans who want a broader view of Florence + The Machine’s touring history, chart highlights and studio work can find more reports and background pieces via the AD HOC NEWS archive and the band’s official channels.
How the Florence + The Machine sound developed
Florence + The Machine occupy a space between art-rock, baroque pop and indie, driven by Florence Welch’s powerful vocals and an emphasis on dramatic dynamics. Early work like Lungs leaned on harp, piano and choral arrangements, while later albums embraced more electronics and rhythmic intensity.
Dance Fever, produced with Jack Antonoff and Dave Bayley, pushed this combination further. The record balanced big, festival-ready choruses with intimate moments, incorporating influences from disco, post-punk and folk while maintaining the band’s hallmark use of crescendo and catharsis.
Where Florence + The Machine stand right now
Florence + The Machine are currently continuing the extended Dance Fever touring cycle through 2025, with the next confirmed live date set for a European arena show during that run, while no new U.S. dates have yet been officially listed.
Florence + The Machine at a glance
- Act: Florence + The Machine
- Genre: Rock, pop, art-rock
- Origin: London, United Kingdom
- Active since: 2007
- Lineup: Florence Welch (vocals), backed by rotating touring musicians
- Label: Island Records, Republic Records (U.S.)
- Key works: Lungs (2009), Ceremonials (2011), How Big, How Blue, How Beautiful (2015), High As Hope (2018)
- Current album/single: Dance Fever, released May 13, 2022
- Charts / certifications: Dance Fever debuted in the top 10 of the Billboard 200 in May 2022 and achieved high chart positions in the UK and Europe.
- Next live date: European arena show in 2025 during the ongoing Dance Fever tour cycle.
Frequently asked questions about Florence + The Machine
When did Florence + The Machine last tour the U.S. with Dance Fever?
Florence + The Machine took Dance Fever across North America mainly in 2022, with arena stops in major cities including New York, Los Angeles and Chicago before the tour focus shifted back to Europe and Latin America.
What kind of setlist do Florence + The Machine play on the Dance Fever tour?
The live shows mix new songs from Dance Fever with catalog favorites such as Dog Days Are Over, Shake It Out and Spectrum, often arranged to build long crescendos and audience sing-alongs.
Which genres shape Florence + The Machine’s sound?
The band blend rock and pop with art-rock, baroque pop and folk elements, using harp, piano, choirs and strong rhythmic builds, while Dance Fever adds disco and post-punk textures.
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