Florence + The Machine - Everybody Scream tour brings arena shows to Germany in 2026
Published on 08/26/2026 at 07:36 | Editorial responsibility: Rafael Müller, Editor-in-Chief AD HOC NEWS
Florence + The Machine move their new arena production Everybody Scream into Germany in early 2026. According to German ticket platform Ticketstart and music magazine reports, the band will play Cologne, Munich and Berlin between February 26 and March 9 as part of the European leg of the tourGerman Ticketstart listing.
German dates for Everybody Scream
The German leg of Everybody Scream consists of three arena shows designed to reach fans in different regions of the country. Ticketstart lists Florence + The Machine at Lanxess Arena in Cologne on February 26, 2026, at Olympiahalle in Munich on March 4 and at Uber Arena in Berlin on March 9Ticketstart tour overview.
Music magazine Musikexpress presents the same dates, underlining that all three shows are part of the Everybody Scream European run and that tickets are sold in price categories between roughly 60 and 85 euros before feesMusikexpress announcement. From a German perspective, this means Florence Welch and her band will headline three of the country’s key multi-purpose arenas within twelve days.
How the 2026 tour is structured
Everybody Scream is the sixth Florence + The Machine studio album and provides the musical backbone for the 2026 tour cycle. British and international media outline a route that starts in Belfast on February 6, 2026, runs through major UK arenas and then moves into continental Europe before crossing over to North America in AprilUK tour report.
After shows in cities like Birmingham, Glasgow, Newcastle, Liverpool, Sheffield and two nights at The O2 in London, the band will play Manchester’s Co-op Live and then head to Paris, Antwerp and Amsterdam. Cologne on February 26 marks the first German stop, followed by Vienna on March 2, Munich on March 4, Prague on March 5, Krakow on March 7 and Berlin on March 9. In total, the European run gives fans in at least eight countries access to the new show before the tour continues in Minneapolis on April 8 and ultimately reaches Los Angeles in MayRolling Stone tour listing.
Tour, albums and news about Florence + The Machine
Readers who want a broader view of Florence + The Machine’s current tour, chart positions and studio work can find further coverage and updates in our news archive and on official channels.
What defines their sound in 2026
Florence + The Machine built their reputation on a blend of art rock, baroque pop and indie rock, mixing powerful vocals with rich arrangements. Earlier albums such as Lungs, Ceremonials and How Big, How Blue, How Beautiful established the band as a festival headliner capable of moving between intimate ballads and large-scale anthems.
With Everybody Scream, released in late 2025 according to international album announcements, Florence Welch continues this line with a production that leans on dense rhythm sections, dramatic crescendos and lyrics that balance personal reflection and mythic imagery. On stage, the 2026 tour is expected to combine new material with key catalog songs like Dog Days Are Over, Shake It Out and Ship To Wreck, giving German arena audiences a cross-section of the band’s work.
What’s next for Florence + The Machine
The next confirmed German live date for Florence + The Machine is March 9, 2026 at Uber Arena in Berlin as part of the Everybody Scream tour, following earlier German shows in Cologne and Munich listed by Ticketstart and German media.
Florence + The Machine at a glance
- Act: Florence + The Machine
- Genre: Art rock, baroque pop, indie rock
- Origin: London, United Kingdom
- Active since: 2007
- Lineup: Florence Welch (vocals), Isabella Summers (keyboards), Rob Ackroyd (guitar), Tom Monger (harp), plus touring members on bass, drums and additional instruments
- Label: Island Records, Universal Music
- Key works: Lungs (2009), Ceremonials (2011), How Big, How Blue, How Beautiful (2015), Dance Fever (2022)
- Current album/single: Everybody Scream, released in late 2025
- Charts / certifications: Earlier album Lungs reached high positions in the UK Albums Chart and earned multi-platinum certifications in the UK, while subsequent releases have secured top-10 positions in several European markets.
- Next live date: March 9, 2026, Berlin, Uber Arena
Frequently asked questions about Florence + The Machine
When will Florence + The Machine play live in Germany in 2026?
Florence + The Machine are scheduled to play Lanxess Arena in Cologne on February 26, 2026, Olympiahalle in Munich on March 4 and Uber Arena in Berlin on March 9 as part of their Everybody Scream tour.
What is the Everybody Scream tour supporting?
The Everybody Scream tour supports Florence + The Machine’s sixth studio album, also titled Everybody Scream, which was released in late 2025 and forms the core of the 2026 live set.
Which cities are included in the European leg of the tour?
The European leg of Everybody Scream includes shows in Belfast, Birmingham, Glasgow, Newcastle, Liverpool, Sheffield, London, Manchester, Paris, Antwerp, Amsterdam, Cologne, Vienna, Munich, Prague, Krakow and Berlin before the band continues in North America.
How large are the venues Florence + The Machine will play in Germany?
Lanxess Arena in Cologne, Olympiahalle in Munich and Uber Arena in Berlin each have capacities in the low to mid five-figure range, positioning the German shows firmly at arena level rather than club or theater size.
Which older songs are likely to feature in the 2026 setlist?
While exact setlists can change, fans can expect core catalog tracks such as Dog Days Are Over, Shake It Out and Ship To Wreck to appear alongside new Everybody Scream material, based on Florence + The Machine’s recent touring history.
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