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Florence Road have released ‘Spring Forward’ as they hit the US with The Last Dinner Party
The EP serves as a follow-up to debut mixtape 'Fall Back'.
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"Heavy" is an album by Florence Road, released 14th March 2025 via Warner Music UK.
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READ MORE ABOUT FLORENCE ROADREAD MORE ABOUT FLORENCE ROADREAD MORE ABOUT FLORENCE ROADREAD MORE ABOUT FLORENCE ROADREAD MORE ABOUT FLORENCE ROADREAD MORE ABOUT FLORENCE ROADThe EP serves as a follow-up to debut mixtape 'Fall Back'.
The song is lifted from the band's forthcoming EP 'Spring Forward', which arrives on 27th March.
Tickets go on sale at 10am on Friday 13th March.
They started 2025 without a single show outside Ireland. Now, Florence Road are selling out pop-ups, touring the world and preparing their most ambitious music yet.
Their 2026 tour includes a sold-out show at Dublin's 3 Olympia Theatre.
The band has a North American tour starting in March 2026.
Florence Road have unveiled plans for their largest UK headline tour to date, scheduled for May 2026.
The European tour with Wolf Alice concludes in Paris on November 25th.
The tour kicks off in Melbourne, Australia, this October.
Directed by Benji Gershon, the session precedes extensive festival and support dates.
They started with no plan, one song, and a shed. Now, Florence Road are about to become everyone’s favourite new band - and we’re going all-in.
Irish four-piece Florence Road release guitar-driven single 'Figure It Out' and announce debut mixtape 'Fall Back' for June release.
Ten artists including Girl In Red and The Last Dinner Party will support Olivia Rodrigo's headline show at BST Hyde Park.
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Irish band Florence Road release acoustic ballad about anxiety, produced by Olivia Rodrigo collaborator Dan Nigro.
With their first single proper, the Irish four piece are very much 'Officially Dork Recommended'
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