Florence + The Machine will release Everybody Scream Tour Live digitally on November 6, with “Which Witch” already available as a preview. The twenty-two-song collection draws on the band’s 2026 tour. Anyone waiting for the record on vinyl has a second date to mark: March 19, 2027.
That leaves 133 days between the digital release and the date listed for the triple LP. Listening in November and receiving a physical edition next spring are separate parts of this release. A vinyl pre-order should not be read as a promise that three records will arrive alongside the stream this Friday.
The sequence starts with “Everybody Scream” and “Witch Dance”, then moves into “Shake It Out” and “Seven Devils”. Further in, “Big God”, “Daffodil”, “Cosmic Love” and “King” sit alongside songs including “You Can Have It All”, “Music By Men” and “The Old Religion”. It is a tour programme that reaches across the catalogue, rather than a live replay limited to one studio album’s track list.
The preview comes seventh in that running order. Starting with “Which Witch” gives listeners one route into the performance before returning to the album’s beginning on November 6. Near the end, “Dog Days Are Over” is followed by “Free” and “And Love”. “Perfume and Milk” appears last and is labelled a bonus track.
That bonus is already included in the advertised total of twenty-two. It is not a twenty-third recording to add to the list. Reading both the number and the closing entry helps avoid a familiar collector’s misunderstanding: an extra can be part of the stated programme, even when its label makes it sound separate.
A different record from the chamber versions
Florence also appears in our look at November’s Record Store Day Black Friday releases, where four chamber versions of Everybody Scream songs were announced. Tour Live is a separate title with a much longer concert sequence. A changed arrangement and a recording made on tour offer different reasons to return to familiar songs; neither description should be used as shorthand for the other.
The LP presentation adds interchangeable jacket artwork and a twelve-by-twenty-four-inch foldout poster with tour photographs by Lillie Eiger. The store-exclusive version is pressed on ruby red vinyl. Its displayed track list matches the standard store listing, so the colour alone is no reason to expect extra music.
The announcement follows the North American and UK/European legs of the tour. It does not identify one concert venue as the source of every recording. For now, the confirmed entry points are straightforward: “Which Witch” is available, the full digital set follows on November 6, and the three-disc edition is scheduled for March.
