How to get Florence and the Machine tickets as new Ireland and Scotland dates added
Florence and the Machine have added three more dates to their 2026 tour – Everybody Scream with excitement!

In classic Florence and the Machine fashion, their latest album, Everybody Scream, will be released on Halloween 2025.
This album has seen front woman Florence Welch collaborate with artists including Mark Bowen of IDLES, Aaron Dessner and Mitski, as well as director Autumn de Wilde (Emma), who directed the Everybody Scream music video, released in August.
Fans will have the chance to experience the album live, along with a selection of the band's biggest hits, during their 2026 UK tour with support from Paris Paloma.
Tickets have already gone on sale for the majority of UK dates; however, Florence and the Machine have now announced three additional stops. Here's how you can get tickets today.
- Buy Florence and the Machine tickets at Ticketmaster
- Buy Florence and the Machine hospitality tickets at Seat Unique
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- What are the new Florence and the Machine tour dates and venues
- When do Florence and the Machine tickets for additional dates go on sale?
- Florence and the Machine pre-sale
- Florence and the Machine hospitality tickets
- How to get Florence and the Machine tickets for the Everybody Scream UK tour
What are the new Florence and the Machine tour dates and venues?
Here's a full list of all the dates on the 2026 Florence and the Machine tour, including the three additional Ireland and Scotland dates:
- 6th February 2026 — Belfast, The SSE Arena, Belfast
- 8th February 2026 — Birmingham, bp pulse LIVE
- 9th February 2026 — Glasgow, OVO Hydro
- 11th February 2026 — Newcastle Upon Tyne, Utilita Arena Newcastle
- 13th February 2026 — Liverpool, M&S Bank Arena Liverpool
- 14th February 2026 — Sheffield, Utilita Arena Sheffield
- 16th February 2026 — London, The O2
- 17th February 2026 — London, The O2
- 20th February 2026 — Manchester, Co-op Live
- NEW: 27th June 2026 — Limerick City, Thomand Park Stadium
- NEW: 28th June 2026 — Dublin, Marlay Park
- NEW: 24th August 2026 — Edinburgh, Royal Highland Showgrounds
When do Florence and the Machine tickets go on sale?
General sale tickets for the additional dates will be released at 9am on Friday 31st October.
Florence and the Machine pre-sale
The Gigs in Scotland and Summer Sessions pre-sales are currently live for the Edinburgh show, and will run until 8am on Friday 31st October. Artist pre-sale for the Edinburgh show will open at 9am on Thursday 30th October and run until the same time.
The Mastercard pre-sales are currently live for both the Dublin and Limerick shows, and will be live until 8am on Friday 31st October.
Buy Florence and the Machine tickets at Ticketmaster
Florence and the Machine hospitality tickets

If you want to take your Florence and the Machine experience to the next level, you can do just that with hospitality tickets. These packages include benefits like VIP Lounge access, a dedicated host, and food and drinks.
So far, hospitality tickets are only available for the Manchester concert at Co-op Live and there are still plenty available. Prices start at £349 per person.
Buy Florence and the Machine hospitality tickets at Seat Unique
How to get Florence and the Machine tickets for the Everybody Scream UK tour
We already know that Everybody Scream is a popular tour, so be sure to head online at least 15 minutes before tickets go on sale – we would ideally recommend half an hour before, so you can be placed into the waiting room.
Keep your Ticketmaster login details to hand as well, to be sure that you don't waste any time.
You can check out additional sites like Live Nation, where demand may be slightly lower for tickets (although please note that not all shows are available on each site).
Also, money permitting, you could opt for hospitality tickets, as these are often far less in demand than general sale.
Buy Florence and the Machine tickets at Ticketmaster
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