Florence + The Machine Reimagines 'Lungs' at BBC Proms

The band performed their debut album with an orchestral twist at London's Royal Albert Hall, marking their only UK show of 2024.

Florence + The Machine performed their 2009 debut album 'Lungs' in full at the BBC Proms, accompanied by conductor Jules Buckley and his orchestra.
The concert featured medieval instruments and a unique orchestral arrangement, enhancing the gothic and dramatic elements of the original songs.
Tickets for the 'Symphony of Lungs' concert sold out instantly, with over 20,000 people joining the queue for on-the-day tickets.
Florence Welch expressed the challenges of revisiting the songs, noting the 'crazy' vocal ranges and the personal significance of the album's themes.
The performance included rare live renditions of tracks like 'Bird Song' and fan favorites such as 'Dog Days Are Over' and 'Rabbit Heart (Raise It Up)'.