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Following the burst of good news that The Beatles are finally available on all steaming music platforms, Florence + The Machine took to covering one of the band's most well known and singable tunes -- "All You Need Is Love." -
Florence + The Machine 'Delilah' Gets Uplifting Remix From Galantis
Galantis inject a dose of their infections dance songwriting into the How Big, How Blue, How Beautiful song. -
Firefly Festival 2016 Lineup: Deadmau5, Florence + The Machine, Mumford & Sons Headline
Firefly Music Festival has uvneiled its stacked lineup for 2016. In one of the earliest lineup announcements ever, Firefly Music Festival has unveiled its complete list of artists who will perform on its 2016 billing. -
Hangout Festival 2016 Lineup: The Weeknd, Calvin Harris, Florence + The Machine Headline
Hangout Music Festival has announced its 2016 lineup. The three-day festival in Gulf Shores, Alabama will be headlined by the likes of Calvin Harris, The Weeknd, Florence + The Machine, Lenny Kravitz, Ellie Goulding, Alabama Shakes, Flume and others. -
Voodoo Festival 2015 Live Stream Schedule, Lineup Announced
Voodoo Music & Arts Festival is coming this weekend and for those of you who are not heading to New Orleans for the three-day Halloween festival, Voodoo has teamed up with Yahoo to live stream the festival. The event is headlined by some of the biggest names in the business, many of whom will perform on the live stream. Some of those include Florence + The Machine, Steve Angello, deadmau5, Modest Mouse, Third Eye Blind, Duke Dumont and Jane's Addiction. -
Foals Cover Florence + The Machine's 'What Kind of Man' For BBC Radio 1 [WATCH]
While appearing on BBC Radio 1's 'Live Lounge' earlier today (October 29), British rockers Foals threw down a cover of Florence + The Machine's (FATM) "What Kind of Man" for the overjoyed host, and they absolutely nailed it. -
Florence + the Machine Premieres Motel-Centered 'Delilah' Music Video [WATCH]
Florence Welch takes on a series of creepy motel rooms in the latest music video for "Delilah," an electrifying track off of her most recent LP, How Big, How Blue, How Beautiful. The clip, choreographed by Holly Blakely and directed by Vincent Haycock, is the sixth segment of Florence + the Machine's theatrical "The Odyssey" series, which also boasts "What Kind of Man," "St. Jude," "Ship to Wreck" and the short for "Queen of Peace" and "Long & Lost," Pitchfork notes. -
Florence + the Machine Perform 'Ship to Wreck' in Pool of Water on 'Ellen' [WATCH]
Florence + the Machine appeared as the musical guest on The Ellen Degeneres Show yesterday (October 20) to perform their latest record, How Big, How Blue, How Beautiful's hit single "Ship to Wreck," but that's not all they did. The band stood in a giant pool of water during the entirety of the song. -
Vaccines' Justin Young Said Mercury Prize Nominees are "12 Records My Dad Bought This Year"
On Friday, the prestigious and highly debated Mercury Prize nominees were announced and The Vaccines' frontman, Justin Young, had some harsh words for the voting body, saying, "It looks like a list that's compiled by old people. It looks like the 12 records my dad bought this year." -
Jamie xx, Florence + The Machine, Slaves Lead 2015 Mercury Award Nominations
The prestigious Mercury Awards have announced their shortlist of nominees for this year's prize. Among the artists who have albums in the running for the 2015 prize are Jamie xx with his In Colour album, Aphex Twin's Syro, Slaves Are you Satisfied? and Florence & The Machine's How Big, How Blue, How Beautiful. -
Lollapalooza South America 2016 Lineups: Eminem, Florence + The Machine Headline
The three South American editions of Lollapalooza in Chile, Argentina and Brazil have unveiled their complete lineups for 2016. The three festivals will be headlined by Eminem, Florence + The Machine, Jack Ü and Mumford & Sons. -
Watch Florence + The Machine Sing 'Happy Birthday' to Dad at Apple Music Festival [SETLIST]
Wrapping up this year's Apple Music Festival, Florence And The Machine closed the show with an expected, lively show at London's Roundhouse. Florence Welch executed her traditional twirls across stage as the band launched into riveting versions of fan favorite tracks, "Shake It Out" and "Ship To Wreck" before eventually asking the audience to break out into a crowd-wide "Happy Birthday" for her father's birthday.
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