The London indie-rock band, Florence and the Machine create a musical world where heartfelt sentiments rule the game. Described as pastoral folk, artful rock, and experimental baroque indie, Florence and the Machine grabbed mainstream success with their multi-platinum selling "Dog Days Are Over" from their debut album "Lungs." Their music created an unprecedented music hysteria, and it was all thanks to Florence Welch's poetic voice that the band managed to hit their highest highs.
Their third album, "How Big, How Blue, How Beautiful," topped both the UK charts and the Billboard 200 charts, two. They followed it up with a performance at the Glastonbury festival, where Florence was the first female artist to headline the festival this century.
Their live performances match their music. The band comes alive, their energy is there, and Florence lets her voice run wild!