Florence and the Machine Announce Live Album From 'Everybody Scream' Tour
Florence and the Machine have announced a live album, Everybody Scream Tour Live, due out on 6 November on the Republic label. The band confirmed the release through Pitchfork, which reported the announcement on 30 October.
A live album is a recording taken from actual concerts, so listeners hear the songs as they were played on stage, crowd and all. This one is the band's first full album made on tour. It collects 22 songs recorded during the tour that supported Everybody Scream, the band's sixth full-length studio album.
The London band released Dance Fever in 2022, and Everybody Scream followed it. The new record returns to that material, playing it live rather than in the studio.
Fans can hear a preview before the full album arrives. The band released "Which Witch (Live)" as a taster for the record. A bonus track, "Perfume and Milk (Live)," is listed as track 22.
Physical copies are available to order from the band's official store. The standard Everybody Scream Tour Live LP, the long-playing vinyl record, is listed at $59.99 in US dollars. A Store Exclusive edition is listed at $64.99. The band's official website also refers to the Everybody Scream Tour 2026, the run of dates that the album draws from.
For anyone who missed the shows, a live record is one of the few ways to hear a full set from start to finish. It also gives people who saw the tour a way to take the night home. The album arrives on 6 November, and the store listings give fans the choice of format and price.
Ticket buyers and fans who want to follow the release can check the band's official channels for updates. The announcement itself is the only confirmed news so far, and the release date is the next milestone to watch.
