Florence and the Machine tour stats

356,553,113 55,811 2012/09 170,426,270 33,994 2010/03 114,780,429 15,220 2011/10 89,059,377 19,319 2009/12 75,429,280 12,456 2012/03 71,650,214 9,320 2012/05 68,306,972 5,068 2010/05 45,996,234 5,214 2018/05 43,955,400 4,439 2011/11 37,104,573 3,572 2011/08 35,409,042 10,675 2012/05 33,369,473 9,607 2019/04 30,350,354 4,116 2015/04 25,008,950 422 2015/02 21,180,295 2,684 2016/08 21,157,855 2,741 2016/08 19,256,189 3,884 2018/06 18,677,228 3,021 2013/05 17,387,623 1,454 2009/12 16,386,440 625 2009/11 16,121,006 5,277 2010/09 16,007,504 854 2018/04 14,427,374 1,079 2009/12 14,188,303 1,345 2015/10 11,845,372 379 2015/07 11,046,071 93 2009/10 9,131,666 596 2015/03 8,312,618 18 2009/05 8,260,054 40 2009/08 7,988,993 10,868 2022/02 7,844,158 17,430 2022/04 7,322,564 410 2012/11 6,936,401 146 2015/02 6,751,303 16 2009/10 6,729,933 336 2016/08 6,406,742 335 2015/05 5,944,885 6,983 2022/03 4,244,437 522 2019/01 3,841,344 253 2011/12 3,525,920 500 2016/04 3,371,000 286 2012/07 3,355,425 18 2008/06 3,339,438 888 2016/10 3,165,563 98 2010/12 3,054,051 544 2015/09 3,038,017 276 2010/12 2,360,399 238 2016/05 2,320,922 130 2016/08 2,309,125 122 2011/12 2,202,911 467 2019/05 2,168,106 1,975 2022/03 2,119,710 106 2013/06 2,051,747 409 2016/10 1,959,129 55 2010/12 1,891,286 20 2009/06 1,859,463 324 2015/09 1,684,307 27 2012/01 1,598,443 188 2015/09 1,560,977 23 2010/09 1,554,690 212 2018/09 1,477,636 16 2010/09 1,388,444 8 2010/10 1,088,266 212 2010/12 1,075,018 410 2016/10 1,065,763 194 2018/06 1,033,186 2 2009/05 876,853 120 2015/06 849,029 124 2015/04 777,773 5 2010/03 724,406 31 2010/12 721,174 19 2011/12 712,523 14 2011/10 664,561 40 2010/12 633,635 36 2012/04 631,051 44 2010/12 625,355 21 2010/06 613,308 15 2015/02 601,278 5 2008/05 591,275 920 2022/05 588,873 1,359 2022/05 588,634 21 2012/05 567,812 20 2011/10 566,124 8 2010/09 538,418 96 2010/09 490,818 4 2010/09 488,589 2 2012/05 475,356 12 2011/10 455,354 113 2016/10 412,365 96 2010/09 402,425 686 2022/03 394,881 949 2022/05 392,172 174 2022/05 386,875 2 2012/01 361,183 845 2022/05 350,757 14 2015/06 350,492 96 2019/01 340,405 39 2010/09 335,192 29 2019/07 332,320 3 2012/02 314,016 6 2011/12 309,009 292 2022/04 280,307 518 2022/06 279,425 6 2012/05 276,019 7 2012/05 274,190 7 2015/06 269,317 632 2022/05 254,462 2 2009/09 243,685 27 2015/12 242,592 4 2012/05 231,554 515 2022/05 220,665 488 2022/05 211,325 429 2022/05 203,284 119 2022/02 203,205 5 2010/06 202,995 62 2015/12 198,514 11 2010/09 195,811 374 2022/05 195,320 3 2012/05 187,847 7 2019/07 175,004 5 2011/12 163,691 9 2011/10 161,052 18 2015/05 155,770 19 2010/09 152,172 11 2015/05 146,564 869 2022/06 137,815 8 2008/05 133,077 5 2011/12 123,396 9 2010/03 119,341 14 2019/07 119,058 2 2011/10 118,617 2 2018/08 110,479 2 2011/11 108,040 2011/12 106,047 2 2011/12 105,008 2011/11 100,643 10 2010/09

Florence Welsh is the lead singer and personality of indie band, Florence and the Machine, formed in South London, UK in 2007.

Florence and the Machine is a band comprised of Welsh, Isabella Summers and other artists that collaborate and play a dreamy blend of folk, art-pop, indie rock and neo soul. With huge encouragement from the BBC, Florence received early critical acclaim and attention from UK audiences, as BBC Introducing strongly promoted the band.

“Lungs” was the title of the band’s debut album. It was released on 6 July 2009 and reached the number two slot in the UK Album Chart, retaining the position fir five consecutive weeks. It finally reached the number one position on the album chart on 17 January 2010 after remaining in the charts for 28 consecutive weeks. In October of the same year, “Lungs” has spent an impressive grand total 65 consecutive weeks in the album chart.

Notable singles from the album include, “Rabbit Heart [Raise It Up],” “Kiss With A Fist” and “Dog Days Are Over,” the songs being featured on films and television series like “Jennifer’s Body,” “90210,” “Gossip Girl,” “Glee” and “Skins.” Undoubtedly the biggest hit single released from “Lungs” was the cover of The Source and Candi Staton’s 1986 single “You’ve Got The Love.” The track was later also released in collaboration with UK grime rapper, Dizzee Rascal under the title, “You’ve Got The Dirtee Love,” following Welsh and Dizzee’s 2010 BRIT Award performance of the mash-up.

Their second studio album produced by Paul Epsworth (who also worked with Bloc Party and Adele) was release in 2011. “Ceremonials” featured singles, “Shake It Out” and “What The Water Gave Me,” the latter’s video received an outstanding 1.5 million views on YouTube in just two days after the release of the video alongside the track on iTunes in August 2011. Unsurprisingly the album reached number one on the UK Album Chart and number six on the US Billboard 200.

Known for her fairly-like ethereal live performances and tendency to make every girl in the audience mount someone’s shoulders for “Rabbit Hole [Raise It Up],” Welsh along with the rest of Florence and the Machine are likened to other UK artists such as Adele, Amy Winehouse and Ellie Goulding.