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Florence + The Machine at the O2: How to get tickets from £48, setlist and more about the rescheduled concert

The iconic artist Florence + The Machine is returning to London's O2 Arena in January 2023 after lead singer Florence Welch broke her foot on stage there earlier this year

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Florence + The Machine is returning to the O2 Arena in London for a performance in January 2023. Here's everything you need to know about how to get tickets to the rescheduled show, setlist, support acts and more including whether original tickets are still valid.

English rock band Florence + The Machine was forced to postpone a number of concert dates for the UK leg of their Dance Fever tour earlier this month after lead singer Florence Welch broke her foot on stage. However, the indie group - which also includes keyboardist Isabella Summers, guitarist Rob Ackroyd and harpist Tom Monger among other collaborating musicians - is now set to return to the 20,000-capacity Greenwich venue on Saturday January 28 before heading on to Manchester, Leeds, Dublin and more cities.

But are original tickets still valid? Can you still purchase tickets? And who is supporting the group? We've rounded up everything you need to know about the rescheduled Florence + The Machine concert at the O2.

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How to buy tickets from £48 and are original tickets still valid

Original tickets purchased for the postponed event at the O2 Arena in 2022 will still be valid for the new 2023 date. In addition, those wishing to purchase tickets to the concert on Saturday January 28 can currently get them from only £48.50 on official ticket selling sites such as Ticketmaster and SeeTickets - t hough these are selling out fast.

In addition, Official Platinum Tickets - which offer some of the best views - are on sale for £134.50 and upwards, while standing tickets are available from £160.75 .

£1 from every ticket sold on the band's tour will be donated to Choose Love, a charity that provides refugees and displaced people with everything from lifesaving rescue boats to food and legal advice. Their work has affected 1.8m people and supported more than 250 organisations across the world.

Doors and stage times

Doors will open at 6.30pm. Based on past concerts, Florence + The Machine's set is likely to run between 8.55pm and 10.50pm.

Support acts

Willie J Healey is supporting Florence + The Machine during their performance at the O2 Arena on January 28. The English singer and songwriter has supported the band throughout the UK leg of their tour and is known for his album Twin Heavy, with new album Bunny also set to be released soon.

Setlist.fm lists 21 songs in its average 2022 setlist for Florence + The Machine, which is based on recent concerts including the Dance Fever tour. These are:

Heaven Is Here

Ship to Wreck

Girls Against God

Dog Days Are Over

Dream Girl Evil

What Kind of Man

Prayer Factory

Kiss With a Fis h

• Cosmic Love
• Choreomania

Never Let Me Go (Encore)

Shake It Out (Encore)

• Rabbit Heart (Raise It Up) (Encore)

O2 Arena bag policy

Official guidance on the O2 website states that large bags, backpacks, travel cases, laptop bags and large tote bags are not permitted into the arena. However, such items can be left at the bag storage facility outside the O2's main entrance for £10 an item - these will be searched and screened and the storage unit closes 30 minutes after the event's end.

Small bags and handbags are allowed inside, however, these are limited to one per person. "Small" is defined as no larger than A4 or a standard handbag. Other items including food, drink and liquids are also prohibited and there is additional guidance for shopping bags - read more here .

Buy tickets to Florence + The Machine at the London O2 Arena through Ticketmaster and SeeTickets .

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Florence + The Machine Dance Fever Tour March 2023

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Frontier Touring , Chugg Entertainment and Laneway Presents are delighted to announce the return of Florence + The Machine to Australia and New Zealand playing arena shows in March 2023 as part of their global Dance Fever Tour .

The band last toured Australia and New Zealand in 2019 to much acclaim, wowing audiences with breathtaking vocals, spellbinding choreography and moments of aural captivation that can only be experienced live. Australia was one of the first countries outside the UK to adopt Florence + The Machine as their own, landing a spot in the line-up at Laneway Festival in 2010.

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‘It’s not fair’: Katy Perry addresses Grand Final setlist controversy, teases performance with Aussie icon

The pop sensation has addressed the setlist controversy for the 2024 AFL Grand Final while teasing a performance with an iconic Aussie artist.

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Katy Perry has addressed the bombshell rumours about her performance at the 2024 AFL Grand Final, and teased a collaboration with an iconic Aussie artist.

The pop sensation is all set to perform at the clash between the Sydney Swans and Brisbane Lions on Saturday, however the performance has sparked speculation over which songs Perry will perform after footy journalist Tom Morris reported the AFL had requested Perry stick to her hits rather than perform tracks from her new album 143.

In particular, her hit Roar has also drawn controversy, with fears it could be too biased towards the Lions.

“The AFL are saying, ‘We only want your hits. We only want your bangers. We only want your best stuff’,” Morris said on SEN.

“We want Roar, We want Teenage Dream, we want Firework. They want all the songs we know and love. And she’s pushed back and said, ‘No, no I want to play two of my new songs.”

Speaking on The Fox’s Fifi, Fev & Nick on Thursday, Perry confirmed she had to cut the controversial song.

“I have to cut my song “Roar” out of the set because it’s not fair … That’s what everybody says!” Perry told a disappointed Fev, a former Carlton and Brisbane player.

“You need to play it!” Fev replied.

“Okay, I’ll play it. I’ll play it!” Perry said.

The Dark Horse singer was also asked about whether she might bring out Australian singer and songwriter Tina Arena at the MCG.

“It’s the Grand Final, the biggest day. I heard you this morning on Sunrise. You said you were going to come out with an Australian female icon … and then you said something about “chains” and “locks” … and I went Tina Arena!” Fev said.

“You’ll just have to wait and see,” Perry said.

“All I know is that it’s a fellow Scorpio … and she’s great.”

Tina Arena’s birthday is November 1, 1967, planting her firmly in Scorpio territory.

However Perry declined to give anymore details.

The hints follow the 39-year-old’s major tour announcement on Wednesday, where she revealed she will be bringing her Lifetimes Tour to Sydney’s Qudos Bank Arena, Melbourne’s Rod Laver Arena, the Brisbane Entertainment Centre, and Perth’s RAC Arena.

“I am super keen to announce The Lifetimes tour, and I’m rolling out dates first in Australia,” Perry said on Sunrise on Wednesday morning.

“It’s been a long time, but I feel like I’m totally ready for it. It’s a high energy singalong with all the songs that everybody knows and more.”

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With orange everywhere you looked, from the fiery pyrotechnics to the brim of coach Tony Vitello's hat as he welcomed Morgan Wallen to the stage at Neyland Stadium, the Knoxville homecoming show hit a little different for the Gibbs High School graduate on Sept. 20.

“This is one of the most special days in my entire life, and I am very glad that you guys chose to spend this evening here with me,” Wallen told the Friday night crowd of roughly 80,000 at Neyland Stadium. “The last time that I was in this stadium, I was watching Tennessee kick Alabama's ass. I can’t really think of a better way to follow it up than to be here tonight playing two sold-out shows this weekend."

It was the first of two nights at the Tennessee football venue for Wallen, the fourth headlining artist to play Neyland Stadium. His Sept. 22 concert will be just the seventh in venue history.

Wallen wasn’t scheduled to play Knoxville during his massive stadium tour, but a Tennessee baseball national championship changed all that. After teasing a special Knoxville celebration, Wallen announced the first show in July before quickly adding the second date "due to overwhelming demand."

During his Neyland Stadium debut, the native East Tennessean performed “Cowgirls,” “I Had Some Help,” “Whiskey Glasses,” “Last Night” and many more fan favorites among his chart-topping hits. He even brought out one very special guest.

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Here are some of the best moments from the Sept. 20 show.

Tennessee baseball welcomes Morgan Wallen to Neyland Stadium

Before Wallen opened the show with “Ain’t That Some” and “I Wrote the Book,” the Tennessee baseball team and coach Vitello helped escort him − NCAA championship proudly in hand − through the stadium and onto the field.

Wallen is a huge Tennessee baseball fan and attended Game 2 of the College World Series in Omaha, Nebraska.

Wallen plays ‘Talkin’ Tennessee’ and other hometown songs

The hometown hero wore a Tennessee Vols hat throughout the entire concert and changed into a Vols jersey for his encore songs. The band also wore Tennessee jerseys, with the drummer opting for a Power T bass drum.

Wallen's typical setlist was modified for the Neyland crowd. Pulling out an oldie, Wallen performed “Talkin’ Tennessee” from his debut album. Plus, a recorded version of “Rocky Top” was played to welcome him back on stage for the encore. The crowd sang along to every word.

Wallen played other songs with Tennessee and Knoxville references , including “The Way I Talk,” “More Than My Hometown,” “Sand in My Boots” and “Whiskey Glasses.”

Morgan Wallen's fiery, synchronized stadium production

Wallen and his band were on fire the entire night, and they had the pyro to back them up. Giant flames spewed from the stage during several songs, and the closing fireworks display rivaled those seen on July 4.

The pulsating, synchronized lights on wristbands handed out to concertgoers took the production to the next level. For each song, the wristbands glowed various colors that matched the stage lights and danced in-sync to the beats. Of course, orange was a popular color throughout the night.

Morgan Wallen reflects on Gibbs and Mamaw Boots

It was clear from the opening moments that this night was personal for Wallen, who honored his alma mater by displaying Gibbs High School flags on a side-stage setup while his band performed on steel bleachers. Wallen talked about his coach and teammates helping him through tough times just before singing "'98 Braves."

“I know that this is probably going to be really hard for you guys to believe, but I was a little bit rowdy in high school as well,” Wallen said, revealing he was almost kicked off the team. “There’s just been a lot of people in my life who have stood up for me when it wasn’t the easiest thing to do."

Later in the night, on the opposite side of the stage, Wallen performed "Chasin' You" in front of a replica home from the "One Thing at a Time" album cover. The actual Sneedville, Tennessee, home belonged to Wallen's great-grandmother, Mamaw Boots.

“She gave me my first cigarette, gave me my first beer. And she handed out a couple of ass whoopings to me, as well, throughout the years,” Wallen said. “I deserved the ass whoopings more than I deserved the beer and cigarettes, that’s for sure.”

Before she died, Wallen would seat Mamaw Boots at the front of his shows so he could see her smiling face.

“I can only think what she’d be looking like tonight if she was down there in the front of the stage with 80-some-thousand people in Knoxville, Tennessee, her hometown,” Wallen said. “I’d say her smile would be at least twice as big.”

Other members of Wallen's family were in attendance, including his parents, sisters, nieces and son, Indigo.

Eric Church delivers a Neyland Stadium surprise

The surprise guest of the night was Eric Church . The country star joined Wallen during a stripped-down B-stage performance near the opposite end zone halfway through the two-hour concert.

Shortly after playing his version of Jason Isbell's "Cover Me Up," Wallen welcomed Church to the stage. The duo performed “Quittin’ Time,” a song co-written by Church from Wallen’s sophomore record, “Dangerous: The Double Album."

Wallen shared that one of the fist concerts he ever saw was Church at Thompson-Boling Arena.

“I decided that day I wanted to sing country music," he said. "So, I wouldn't be here if it wasn’t for you, brother."

The best way to close out a show at Neyland Stadium

Wallen ended the main set with one of his first big hits, “Whiskey Glasses.” But the show wasn’t over. He had to perform the massive crossover hit “Last Night,” as well as "The Way I Talk" for an encore.

In Morgan Wallen's true rowdy fashion, he threw his microphone onstage – all in good fun to end one epic night. After the cloud of firework smoke cleared, the music stopped and the lights came on, Wallen stuck around for several minutes signing autographs on the edge of the stage.

He’ll do it all again at Neyland Stadium on Sept. 22, and Knox News will be there to document the night and what was different between the two shows. Ernest and HARDY once again will open for Wallen on Night 2.

Neyland Stadium setlist for Morgan Wallen's first night in Knoxville

Wallen's setlist for the Sept. 20 show was slightly different from previous shows on the "One Night at a Time" tour. Here's everything he performed Night 1:

• “Ain’t That Some”
• “I Wrote the Book”
• “One Thing at a Time”
• “Everything I Love”
• “You Proof”
• “‘98 braves”
• “7 Summers”
• “Love Somebody” (Release date: Oct. 18)
• “I Had Some Help” (Post Malone cover)
• Cover Me Up (Jason Isbell cover)
• “Quittin' Time” (with Eric Church )
• “Lies Lies Lies”
• “Sand in My Boots”
• “Up Down” (with HARDY)
• “Flower Shops” (with ERNEST )
• "Cowgirls" (with ERNEST)
• “Chasin' You”
• “Talkin' Tennessee”
• “Heartless”
• “Wasted on You”
• “More Than My Hometown”
• “Whiskey Glasses”
• “Rocky Top” (recorded interlude )
• “Thinkin’ Bout Me”
• “Last Night”
• “The Way I Talk”

Bold = Neyland Stadium additions

Devarrick Turner is a trending news reporter. Email  [email protected] . On X, formerly known as Twitter  @dturner1208 .  

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