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Florence + The Machine turns Everybody Scream into a live album

Florence + The Machine has announced Everybody Scream Tour Live for digital release on November 6. The 22-song collection follows this year’s North American and European tour dates. A live version of Which Witch is already available, while the full sequence includes Shake It Out, Cosmic Love and Dog Days Are Over.

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Which Witch arrives before the full live album

Florence + The Machine, the British band, will release Everybody Scream Tour Live digitally on November 6. The live recording of Which Witch is already available. The 22-song album follows the group’s tour supporting Everybody Scream, carrying performances from this year’s concert run into a full-length release.[1], [2]

The concert route included New York and Los Angeles

The tour took the band through North America, the United Kingdom and Europe. Its North American stops included New York’s Madison Square Garden and Barclays Center, plus two nights at the Kia Forum in Los Angeles. Universal Music Canada, the music company announcing the release, described those shows as sold out. The album follows those legs of the tour.[1]

The song sequence closes with a bonus track

Everybody Scream opens the album, followed by Witch Dance and Shake It Out. Which Witch occupies the seventh position, ahead of Cosmic Love and Spectrum (Say My Name). Other selections include King, Howl and Heaven Is Here. Dog Days Are Over, Free and And Love appear near the end, before Perfume and Milk closes the sequence as a bonus track.[1]

References

  1. News sourceUniversal Music CanadaFlorence + The Machine turns its tour into a 22-song album↩1↩2↩3
  2. News sourcePitchforkFlorence + The Machine announces Everybody Scream Tour Live↩