Lungs Tour

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The Cosmic Love Tour
Tour by Florence and the Machine
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Associated album Lungs
Start date1 February 2008 (2008-02-01)
End date6 July 2011 (2011-07-06)
Legs18
No. of shows256
Florence and the Machine concert chronology
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Performing at the O2 ABC Glasgow

The Lungs Tour was the first major headlining concert tour by English indie rock band Florence and the Machine, in support of their debut album, Lungs . In July 2009, upon the release of their debut album, Florence and the Machine announced a six-date concert tour of the United Kingdom. Six soon became nine as three more dates (one in Glasgow, one in Bournemouth and two more for London's Shepherd's Bush Empire) were added. Following the success of the UK tour, with most tickets selling out, mainland European dates were added in countries such as the Netherlands and Italy, where the album also achieved moderate success. The tour is also going to North America and a one-off show in Tokyo. In an interview with Nick Grimshaw, Florence mentioned that her tour was going to be brought to Australia. They also supported U2 on their U2 360° Tour in 2011. After the continued success of Lungs and its new UK chart peak of number 1, Florence Welch announced another nine-date UK and Ireland tour, entitled 'The Cosmic Love Tour'. Florence and The Machine's official website held an exclusive fan pre-sale event on 27 January 2010 and tickets were fully released on Friday, 29 January at 9 a.m. All tickets, for all dates officially sold out. [1]

Contents

Florence's costumes were designed by Gucci during the later parts of the tour. [2]

Setlist

Typical September setlist

A typical setlist in the first UK leg was:

  1. "Kiss with a Fist"
  2. "Bird Song"
  3. "Girl With One Eye" (not performed at Bristol)
  4. "My Boy Builds Coffins"
  5. "Are You Hurting The One You Love?"
  6. "I'm Not Calling You a Liar"
  7. "Hurricane Drunk"
  8. "Between Two Lungs"
  9. "Dog Days Are Over"
  10. Howl"
  11. "Drumming Song"
  12. "Cosmic Love"
  13. "If I Had a Heart" (only performed at 27 September show in London
  14. "Blinding"
  15. "Something's Got a Hold on Me" (a cappella)
  16. "You've Got the Love"
  17. "Rabbit Heart (Raise It Up)"

Typical October Mainland European setlist

The setlist in Cologne was:

  1. "Bird Song"
  2. "My Boy Builds Coffins"
  3. "Kiss With a Fist"
  4. "Are You Hurting The One You Love?"
  5. "Hurricane Drunk"
  6. "Between Two Lungs"
  7. "Dog Days Are Over"
  8. "Howl"
  9. "Drumming Song"
  10. "Cosmic Love"
  11. "Blinding"
  12. "You've Got the Love"
  13. "Rabbit Heart (Raise It Up)"

Typical December setlist

The setlist in Manchester was:

  1. "My Boy Builds Coffins"
  2. "Kiss with a Fist"
  3. "Are You Hurting The One You Love?"
  4. "Hurricane Drunk"
  5. "Between Two Lungs"
  6. "Drumming Song"
  7. "Hardest of Hearts"
  8. "Cosmic Love"
  9. "Blinding"
  10. "I'm Not Calling You a Liar" (acoustic version)
  11. "Falling"
  12. "Howl"
  13. "You've Got the Love"
  14. "Dog Days Are Over"
  15. "Rabbit Heart (Raise It Up)"

Typical Australasia setlist

The setlist at The Metro Theatre Australia was:

  1. "My Boy Builds Coffins"
  2. "Kiss with a Fist"
  3. "Hurricane Drunk"
  4. "Between Two Lungs"
  5. "Drumming Song"
  6. "Cosmic Love"
  7. "If I Had A Heart" (Fever Ray cover)
  8. "Blinding"
  9. "I'm Not Calling You A Liar"
  10. "Howl"
  11. "Dog Days Are Over"
  12. "You've Got the Love"
  13. "Rabbit Heart (Raise It Up)"

Typical March 2010 Mainland European setlist

The setlist at Aula Magna  [ pt ], Lisbon was:

  1. "Howl"
  2. "Kiss with a Fist"
  3. "Hurricane Drunk"
  4. "My Boy Builds Coffins"
  5. "Between Two Lungs"
  6. "Hardest of Hearts"
  7. "Drumming Song"
  8. "Cosmic Love"
  9. "Blinding"
  10. "I'm Not Calling You A Liar"
  11. "Dog Days Are Over"
  12. "You've Got the Love"
  13. "Rabbit Heart (Raise It Up)"

Typical March/April 2010 USA setlist

The setlist at Boston was:

  1. "Howl"
  2. "Kiss with a Fist"
  3. "Hurricane Drunk"
  4. "My Boy Builds Coffins"
  5. "Between Two Lungs"
  6. "Hardest of Hearts"
  7. "Drumming Song"
  8. "Cosmic Love"
  9. "Blinding"
  10. "I'm Not Calling You A Liar"
  11. "Dog Days Are Over"
  12. "You've Got the Love"
  13. "Rabbit Heart (Raise It Up)"

Typical 'Cosmic Love Tour' setlist

The setlist in Dublin was: [3]

  1. "Howl"
  2. "My Boy Builds Coffins"
  3. "Hurricane Drunk" (Not performed on the rest of the tour)
  4. "Girl With One Eye"
  5. "Between Two Lungs"
  6. "Hardest of Hearts" (Not performed on the rest of the tour)
  7. "Drumming Song"
  8. "Blinding"
  9. "I'm Not Calling You A Liar"
  10. "Swimming" (Debut live performance, not performed on 11 May)
  11. "Cosmic Love"
  12. "Strangeness & Charm" (New Song, debut live performance)
  13. "You've Got the Love"
  14. "Dog Days Are Over"
  15. "Kiss with a Fist"
  16. "Rabbit Heart (Raise It Up)"

Support acts

Tour dates

DateCityCountryVenue
Europe
1 February 2008 Cambridge EnglandCambridge Barfly
28 February 2008 Bristol Thekla
7 March 2008 Dublin IrelandCrawdaddy Club
17 March 2008LondonEngland Cobden Club
18 April 2008Camden Crawl
25 April 2008 [A] Amsterdam Netherlands Paradiso
30 April 2008 Brussels Belgium Ancienne Belgique
2 May 2008 Cologne Germany Luxor
3 May 2008 Nijmegen NetherlandsDoornroosje
9 May 2008 Edinburgh ScotlandLiquid Rooms
17 May 2008 Manchester England Manchester Academy
21 May 2008London London Astoria
22 May 2008 Leeds Cockpit
24 May 2008 [B] Bristol Carling Academy Bristol
25 May 2008 [B] Nottingham Nottingham Rock City
26 May 2008 Munich Germany59:1 Club
27 May 2008 Liverpool EnglandSoundcity
1 June 2008 Middlesbrough Middlesbrough Music Live
10 June 2008London229 Great Portland Street
21 June 2008 Serpentine Gallery
27 June 2008 [C] Pilton Worthy Farm
9 July 2008London Koko
18 July 2008 [D] Dorset Lulworth Castle
24 July 2008 Huntingdon Secret Garden Party
26 July 2008 [E] London Clapham Common
1 August 2008 [F] Standon Standon Private Residence
8 August 2008 [G] Victoria Park
22 August 2008 [H] Leeds Bramham Park
24 August 2008 [H] Reading Little John's Farm
29 August 2008 [I] County Laois Ireland Stradbally Hall
5 September 2008 [J] Isle of Wight EnglandRobin Hill Country Park
19 September 2008 [K] LondonBar Music Hall
8 October 2008Koko
11 October 2008 [L] Peninsula Square
15 October 2008 [M] Reykjavík IcelandIceland Airwaves Media Center
18 October 2008 [N] LondonEnglandPeninsula Square
28 October 2008 Brighton Digital
29 October 2008
30 October 2008LondonBush Hall
2 November 2008 Lancaster Lancaster Library
3 November 2008 Newcastle The Other Rooms
5 November 2008EdinburghScotlandCabaret Voltaire
7 November 2008ManchesterEngland The Warehouse Project
9 November 2008London Union Chapel
10 November 2008BristolThe Louisiana
11 November 2008NottinghamBodega Social Club
13 November 2008 Sheffield Sheffield University
14 November 2008DublinIrelandTripod
2 December 2008LondonEnglandPure Groove Records
19 December 2008Camden Proud Galleries
29 January 2009 [O] Liverpool Liverpool University
30 January 2009 [O] GlasgowScotland O2 Academy Glasgow
31 January 2009 [O]
1 February 2009 [O] NewcastleEngland O2 Academy Newcastle
3 February 2009 [O] Sheffield O2 Academy Sheffield
4 February 2009 [O] Birmingham O2 Academy Birmingham
6 February 2009 [O] ManchesterManchester Academy
7 February 2009 [O]
8 February 2009 [O] Leeds O2 Academy Leeds
10 February 2009 [O] Lincoln Engine Shed
11 February 2009 [O] NottinghamRock City
12 February 2009 [O] Norwich Norwich UEA
14 February 2009 [O] Cardiff Wales Cardiff University
15 February 2009 [O] BristolEngland O2 Academy Bristol
16 February 2009 [O] Brighton Brighton Dome
17 February 2009 [O] Oxford O2 Academy Oxford
19 February 2009 [O] Portsmouth Portsmouth Pyramids Centre
20 February 2009 [O] Cambridge Cambridge Corn Exchange
21 February 2009 [O] London Brixton Academy
28 February 2009 Colchester Essex University
7 May 2009LondonCamden Proud Galleries
22 May 2009BirminghamO2 Academy2 Birmingham
27 May 2009LondonBloomsbury Ballroom
28 May 2009
31 May 2009GlasgowScotlandOran Mor
1 June 2009ManchesterEnglandSt. Phillips Church
2 June 2009BrightonConcorde 2
11 June 2009 Nelson ACE Centre
12 June 2009 [P] Athens GreeceTechnopolis
19 June 2009 [Q] Tuttlingen Germany Neuhausen ob Eck Airfield
26 June 2009 [R] ManchesterEngland Manchester Evening News Arena
27 June 2009 [C] PiltonWorthy Farm
3 July 2009 [R] London Hyde Park
4 July 2009 [S] Kent The Hop Farm Country Park
5 July 2009 [T] Belfort FranceMalsaucy Nature Reserve
6 July 2009LondonEngland Rough Trade East
7 July 2009 Rivoli Ballroom
10 July 2009 [U] Cornwall Eden Project
11 July 2009 [V] Kinross Scotland Balado Airfield
12 July 2009 [W] County Kildare Ireland Punchestown Racecourse
18 July 2009 [X] LondonEnglandVictoria Park
19 July 2009 [Y] Weston-super-Mare Weston-super-Mare Beach
24 July 2009 [D] DorsetLulworth Castle
29 July 2009 [Z] LondonUnderground Village
13 August 2009 [AA] Oslo NorwayMiddelalderparken
14 August 2009 [AB] Gothenburg Sweden Slottsskogen
15 August 2009 [AC] Copenhagen DenmarkValbyparken
16 August 2009 [AB] GothenburgSwedenSlottsskogen
22 August 2009 [AD] Kiewit BelgiumKempische Steenweg
23 August 2009 [AE] Biddinghuizen NetherlandsBiddinghuizen Festival Grounds
28 August 2009 [H] ReadingEnglandLittle John's Farm
30 August 2009 [H] LeedsBramham Park
6 September 2009 [I] County LaoisIrelandStradbally Hall
10 September 2009 [AF] Hull England Queen's Gardens
11 September 2009 [J] Isle of WightRobin Hill Country Park
17 September 2009 Bristol O2 Academy Bristol
18 September 2009Bournemouth Bournemouth Opera House
20 September 2009BirminghamO2 Academy Birmingham
21 September 2009LeedsO2 Academy Leeds
23 September 2009GlasgowScotland O2 ABC Glasgow
24 September 2009NewcastleEnglandO2 Academy Newcastle
25 September 2009ManchesterManchester Academy
27 September 2009London Shepherd's Bush Empire
28 September 2009
29 September 2009
5 October 2009 Hamburg GermanyLogo
6 October 2009CologneLuxor
7 October 2009BrusselsBelgiumBotanique Orangerie
8 October 2009AmsterdamNetherlands Melkweg
10 October 2009OsloNorwayParkteatret
11 October 2009CopenhagenDenmarkVega
12 October 2009BerlinGermanyFrannz Club
14 October 2009 Vienna Austria Flex
15 October 2009MunichGermany59:1 Club
16 October 2009 Milan ItalyMagazzini Generali
17 October 2009 Zürich SwitzerlandMascotte
22 October 2009 [AG] LondonEngland Roundhouse
North America
27 October 2009New York CityUnited States Bowery Ballroom
30 October 2009Los Angeles The Troubadour
1 November 2009 Montreal CanadaCabaret
2 November 2009 Toronto Mod Club Theatre
Europe
6 November 2009 Lille FranceAeronef
7 November 2009Paris La Cigale
8 November 2009 [AH] Nantes Nantes Olympic
10 November 2009 [AH] Toulouse Le Bikini
22 November 2009 [AI] LondonEnglandUnion Chapel
27 November 2009 [AJ] Tabernacle
29 November 2009 [AK] Earls Court Exhibition Centre
5 December 2009 Cork Ireland Cork Opera House
6 December 2009 Belfast Northern Ireland Ulster Hall
7 December 2009DublinIreland Olympia Theatre
9 December 2009GlasgowScotland O2 Academy Glasgow
10 December 2009ManchesterEnglandManchester Apollo
11 December 2009LincolnEngine Shed
13 December 2009LondonBrixton Academy
14 December 2009
Oceania
26 January 2010SydneyAustralia The Metro Theatre
27 January 2010
29 January 2010 [AL] Brisbane Alexandria Street
30 January 2010 [AL] Melbourne Footscray Community Arts Center
31 January 2010 [AL] SydneySydney College of the Arts
1 February 2010 [AL] Auckland New ZealandSilo Park
3 February 2010 Melbourne Australia Palace Theatre
5 February 2010 [AL] Adelaide Fowler's Live And Unisa West Courtyards
6 February 2010 [AL] Perth Perth Cultural Centre
Asia
7 February 2010 [AL] Kallang SingaporeFort Canning
Europe
20 February 2010 The Hague NetherlandsPaard Van Troje
21 February 2010 Ghent Belgium Vooruit
22 February 2010AmsterdamNetherlandsParadiso
24 February 2010ParisFrance Bataclan Theatre
25 February 2010 Frankfurt Germany Batschkapp
26 February 2010BerlinAstra
28 February 2010CopenhagenDenmarkVega
1 March 2010OsloNorway Rockefeller
2 March 2010 Stockholm SwedenDebaser Medis
3 March 2010 Helsinki Finland Tavastia Club
6 March 2010 Warsaw PolandStodoła
7 March 2010ViennaAustriaVienna Indoor Arena
9 March 2010 Bologna Italy Estragon
10 March 2010ZurichSwitzerlandRohstofflager
11 March 2010 Lyon FranceTransbordeur
13 March 2010 Barcelona Spain Bikini
15 March 2010 Madrid Heineken
16 March 2010 Lisbon Portugal Aula Magna  [ pt ]
North America
5 April 2010 Philadelphia United States The TLA
6 April 2010Washington, D.C. 9:30 Club
7 April 2010Boston Paradise Rock Club
8 April 2010New York CityLa Poisson Rouge
9 April 2010 Terminal 5
10 April 2010TorontoCanada Phoenix Concert Theatre
12 April 2010ChicagoUnited States House of Blues
14 April 2010 Vancouver Canada Commodore Ballroom
15 April 2010 Seattle United StatesShowbox @ The Market
16 April 2010 [AM] Indio Empire Polo Club
17 April 2010San Francisco Mezzanine
The Cosmic Love Tour (Europe)
2 May 2010DublinIrelandOlympia Theatre
3 May 2010
5 May 2010EdinburghScotland Edinburgh Corn Exchange
6 May 2010
7 May 2010 Blackpool England Empress Ballroom
9 May 2010
10 May 2010 Wolverhampton Wolverhampton Civic Hall
11 May 2010
13 May 2010London HMV Hammersmith Apollo
14 May 2010
15 May 2010
22 May 2010 [AN] Bangor Faenol Estate
26 May 2010 Ljubljana SloveniaKino Šiška
27 May 2010 [AO] BarcelonaSpainParc del Fòrum
28 May 2010 [AP] Landgraaf NetherlandsMegaland Park
5 June 2010 [AQ] KentEngland University of Kent
9 June 2010 [AR] Swansea Wales University of Swansea
10 June 2010CardiffCoopers Field
11 June 2010 [AS] Isle of WightEngland Seaclose Park
16 June 2010ParisFrance L'Olympia
17 June 2010 Esch LuxembourgKulturfabrik
18 June 2010 [Q] TuttlingenGermanyNeuhausen ob Eck Airfield
19 June 2010 [AT] ScheeßelEichenring Scheeßel
25 June 2010 [AU] ParisFranceHippodrome de Longchamp
26 June 2010 [C] PiltonEnglandWorth Farm
29 June 2010 [AV] Arendal NorwayHovescenen
1 July 2010 [AW] RoskildeDenmarkDyrskuepladsen
3 July 2010 [AX] Werchter BelgiumWerchter Festival Grounds
4 July 2010 [AY] Arras FranceCitadelle Vauban
8 July 2010 [AZ] Algés PortugalPasseio Marítimo de Alges
9 July 2010 [V] KinrossScotlandBalado Airfield
10 July 2010 [W] County KildareIrelandPunchestown Racecourse
11 July 2010 [BA] Turku Finland Ruissalo Island
15 July 2010 [BB] LondonEngland Somerset House
16 July 2010 [BC] Suffolk Henham Park
21 July 2010MilanItaly Arena Civica
22 July 2010Rome Auditorium Parco della Musica
Oceania
29 July 2010 [BD] AucklandNew Zealand Trusts Stadium
30 July 2010 [BD] Woodford AustraliaWoodford Amphitheatre
2 August 2010Melbourne Festival Hall
3 August 2010
5 August 2010Sydney Enmore Theatre
6 August 2010
7 August 2010
8 August 2010 Hordern Pavilion
10 August 2010 Perth Challenge Stadium
Europe
19 August 2010 [BE] BelfastNorthern IrelandCustom House Square
21 August 2010 [BF] Chelmsford England Hylands Park
22 August 2010 [BF] Staffordshire Weston Park
24 August 2010 Ibiza SpainSan Antonio
North America
30 October 2010 [BG] New Orleans United States New Orleans City Park
31 October 2010BostonHouse of Blues
1 November 2010New York CityTerminal 5
2 November 2010
3 November 2010TorontoCanadaThe Sound Academy
5 November 2010 Oakland United States Fox Oakland Theatre
6 November 2010Los Angeles The Wiltern
7 November 2010
8 November 2010
12 June 2011 Berkeley Hearst Greek Theatre
13 June 2011Los Angeles Greek Theater
13 June 2011
17 June 2011 Apple Valley Zoo Amphitheater
18 June 2011Chicago Aragon Ballroom
20 June 2011Philadelphia Festival Pier
22 June 2011 [BH] Baltimore M&T Bank Stadium
23 June 2011Boston Bank of America Pavilion
24 June 2011New York City Rumsey Playfield
26 June 2011 [BH] East Lansing Spartan Stadium
29 June 2011 [BH] Miami Sun Life Stadium
30 June 2011 Orlando Hard Rock Live Orlando
1 July 2011 Atlanta Fox Theatre
2 July 2011 [BH] Nashville Vanderbilt Stadium
4 July 2011 Indianapolis White River State Park
6 July 2011 [BI] Milwaukee Marcus Amphitheater

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