florence + the machine

Florence Welch has released two more songs from the upcoming 'Final Fantasy XV' video game.

The movie ties together all of the videos from Florence + the Machine's latest, 'How Big How Blue How Beautiful.'

Florence Welch serves up a powerful, haunting rendition of the Ben E. King classic for the video game franchise's latest installment.

The full list has been unveiled including picture discs from David Bowie and Muse, box sets from the Flaming Lips and Alt-J and a ton more.

The British outfit closed out their set in Paris with a pair of especially poignant covers.

Florence and the Machine took to the 'Late Show With Stephen Colbert' to perform a stripped-down rendition of “What Kind of Man.”

The 2015 lineup for Lollapalooza has been announced, and for the most part, it follows in the footsteps of other festivals before it this year.

Florence and the Machine played an intimate show in London, during which frontwoman Florence Welch and company played their upcoming album in its entirety.

We all know that Florence Welch can sing — but can she act as well? According to a recent story in the Sun, Florence + the Machine's dynamic frontwoman is being considered for a “major part” in the upcoming ‘Star Wars’ trilogy.

The Rolling Stones have a history of inviting eclectic acts to support them on the road. In recent years, everyone from Sugar Ray to Sheryl Crow has opened for the Biggest Band on Earth, and tomorrow night (Nov. 29), that list will reportedly grow to include Florence Welch of Florence + the Machine.

Last month, we announced that DJ Calvin Harris would collaborate on a new song with singer Florence Welch, of Florence + the Machine fame, and now comes the completed song. Harris has posted the track, ‘Sweet Nothing’ (not ‘Sweet Nothings,’ as we had previously reported), which will be featured on his forthcoming third album, ’18 Months,’ which drops on Oct. 29.

Florence + the Machine have been running at high gear lately, what with promoting their most recent studio set (2011′s ‘Ceremonials’), their recent live release (‘MTV Unplugged,’ out just last month), and keeping up with a busy tour schedule that found them headlining New York’s Radio City Music Hall earlier this week. Somehow, they managed to squeeze in time for a visit to ‘The Late Show With Dav