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Florence And The Machine Announce New Zealand Show

Florence And The Machine Announce New Zealand Show

Friday 24th July, 2015 10:19AM

British indie outfit Florence and The Machine have announced one Auckland show for November. The all-ages performance will come off the back of a four date jaunt around Australia, and follows the release of their hair-raising third studio album How Big How Blue How Beautiful earlier this year. Here are the details...


Florence And The Machine
Saturday 21st November, Vector Arena, Auckland


Here is the incredible video for lead single 'What Kind Of Man' from How Big How Blue How Beautiful...


PRESS RELEASE:

FLORENCE + THE MACHINE CONFIRM RETURN
TOUR TO AUSTRALIA & NEW ZEALAND FOR NOVEMBER THIS YEAR

Fever is rife right now, with Florence + The Machine having just completed their two headline theatre shows in Melbourne on Wednesday & Sydney last night. The two headline shows were touted as the hottest tickets in town given the intimate nature of these theatres versus the magnitude of this globally formidable act.

On the eve of their headline performance at Splendour In The Grass this Saturday night, Laneway Presents are thrilled to confirm that this illuminating live act will be returning in November for a national tour in some of the country’s most glorious venues.

Starting at Perth Arena on Saturday 7th November, then Melbourne’s Sidney Myer Music Bowl on Tuesday 10th November. Florence + The Machine will then perform two nights at the Sydney Opera House Forecourt on Friday 13th and Saturday 14th November, before heading north to Brisbane’s Riverstage on Wednesday 18th November, then finishing up in New Zealand with a show at Auckland’s Vector Arena on Saturday 21st November.

Back in April, Florence + The Machine’s Splendour appearance was confirmed, and fans were clamouring for news of sideshow appearances to follow. When the two theatre shows were announced and tickets sold via a ballot system; many were left empty-handed and eagerly awaiting news of further shows. The wait is now over and fans that missed out will now be able to see this enigmatic act on their return later this year.

The third studio release from Florence + The Machine, ethereally titled “How Big How Blue How Beautiful”, has been met with glowing reviews and accolades from fans and media alike. Now certified gold in New Zealand, the album debuted at #1 on the NZ Recorded Music Top 40 charts and it has not left the Top 10 album chart since its release in May.

The debut single, What Kind Of Man, was released with huge acclaim; a full-force anthem of uplifting defiance with an equally transfixing video that is more a short film, featuring dialogue about the unifying power of tragedy in a relationship (watch HERE). On theme with the first single, and part of a suite of narrative driven videos for the album, the follow up, Ship To Wreck, was released alongside a dynamic clip filmed in Florence’s London home.

Already regarded as one of the most dynamic live entertainers on the planet, Florence Welch’s return to the stage this year has shown no downturn. So energetic and spirited was her headlining performance at Coachella’s first weekend this year, that she broke her foot. Ever the entertainer though, she not only still performed her second Coachella slot the following weekend, but brought one of the more passionate and fiery sets of the entire weekend – even though she was sat on a stool for the entire set.

TICKETS FOR ALL SHOWS GO ON SALE MONDAY 3RD AUGUST, 10am (Local Time)

FLORENCE + THE MACHINE: TOUR DATES

PERTH
Sat 7th November - Perth Arena (All Ages)
www.ticketek.com.au

MELBOURNE
Tue 10th November - Sidney Myer Music Bowl (All Ages)
www.ticketmaster.com.au

SYDNEY
Fri 13th & Sat 14th November - Sydney Opera House Forecourt (All Ages)
www.sydneyoperahouse.com

BRISBANE
Wed 18th November – Riverstage (All Ages)
www.ticketmaster.com.au

AUCKLAND
Sat 21st November - Vector Arena
www.ticketmaster.co.nz

Links
facebook.com/florenceandthemachine

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Florence And  The Machine
Sat 21st Nov 6:30pm
The Vector Arena, Auckland