Florence + The Machine will release Everybody Scream Tour Live digitally on November 6, with 22 recordings and a triple-vinyl edition arriving in March.
Florence + The Machine are bringing their 2026 tour into listeners’ homes with a live album that pairs recent material with established favorites. Announced on October 30, Everybody Scream Tour Live follows the North American and UK/European legs of the show, preserving a substantial set rather than a handful of concert highlights.
The digital release is scheduled for November 6, while a live recording of “Which Witch” is already available. That advance selection gives listeners an entry point into the project before the complete collection arrives. It also places a song from an earlier chapter of Florence’s catalog at the center of the announcement.
The tour’s scale gives the release its immediate context. Its North American itinerary included sold-out performances at both Madison Square Garden and Barclays Center in New York, alongside two sold-out nights at Los Angeles’ Kia Forum. The album follows those arena dates without limiting its audience to people who attended them.
For a separate view of the band onstage this year, BBC Music’s Reading Festival performance of “Which Witch” is embedded below. The clip comes from the festival, not a newly identified recording session for this album. It is a relevant companion to the announcement rather than a claim about where the forthcoming audio was captured.
The 22-song sequence begins with the title track and moves through material from different parts of the band’s repertoire. “Shake It Out” appears near the start, while “Dog Days Are Over” arrives toward the end. That arrangement gives the collection recognizable points of return around the newer songs.
The tracklist also includes a bonus recording, “Perfume and Milk,” after the main closing selection. Its placement brings the total to 22 rather than presenting it as a separate release. For listeners following the tour, the published running order offers a clear picture of how the performance has been organized for the album.
Vinyl buyers have a different release date to mark. The band’s official store lists March 19, 2027 for the three-record edition, which is available to preorder. The digital arrival in November and physical release in March are separate stages of the rollout, not competing dates for the same format.
The physical package extends the live setting beyond the recordings with interchangeable jacket artwork and a 12-by-24-inch foldout poster. Tour photographs by Lillie Eiger feature in that presentation. Alongside the three discs, those images make the vinyl edition a visual record of the tour as well as an audio one.
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