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Spellbinding performance is full of drama and tension
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|February 11, 2026
The opening night of Florence Welch's UK tour is more communal ceremony than concert
Since her debut album Lungs (2009), Florence Welch has established herself as something of a one-woman hurricane.
Oscillating between pop and alt-rock, Florence and the Machine are not a band to shy away from life's most painful experiences, nor are they unfamiliar with the idea of clinging to hope in the face of destruction. Her gale-force voice pairs with lyrics about obsessive love, death, witchcraft and harnessing the power of nature, leaving emotional devastation in her wake.
It's been 10 years since the band first played at the Hydro, Glasgow's largest music venue, during a tour for their third album, How Big, How Blue, How Beautiful. Tonight, they return with the formidable
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