Florence + The Machine at Boardmasters: when is headline set, start time, date, potential setlist?

Florence + the Machine will bring the curtain down on Boardmasters this year.

The iconic band will be headlining the final day of the festival in Newquay. Lorde and Liam Gallagher will also be ending the previous nights on the main stage.

Boardmasters have announced the stage splits and set times for throughout the weekend. But when can you expect to see Florence + The Machine?

Here is all you need to know:

When is Florence + the Machine’s set at Boardmasters?

They will headline Boardmasters on Sunday (13 August) and bring the curtain down on the festival.

What stage is the set on?

Florence + The Machine will perform on the Main Stage at Boardmasters on Sunday.

What time does the set start?

Florence + The Machine are due to perform on Main Stage on Sunday at 9.30pm until 11pm. The set will last 90 minutes.

What could the setlist be?

Florence + the Machine concluded the Dance Fever tour earlier in 2023 - having hit the road originally in 2022. The setlist for Boardmasters remains under wraps, but the shows on her recent tour could give a hint of what to expect.

Here is the setlist from the first The O2 arena show in London on Friday, 18 November, according to Setlist.fm:

• Heaven Is Here
• King
• Ship to Wreck
• Free
• Daffodil
• Dog Days Are Over
• Girls Against God
• Dream Girl Evil
• Prayer Factory
• Big God
• What Kind of Man
• Morning Elvis
• June
• Hunger
• You Got the Love (Candi Staton cover)
• Choreomania
• Kiss With a Fist
• Cosmic Love
• My Love
• Restraint

Encore

• Never Let Me Go
• Shake It Out
• Rabbit Heart (Raise It Up)

The setlist might have been shaken up slightly due to being a festival appearance.

Can you get tickets for Boardmasters?

Why was Florence + the Machine’s Dance Fever tour rescheduled?

The band’s run of UK and Ireland shows were due to take place during November 2022. However after kicking off the tour at the Motorpoint Arena in Cardiff, Florence Welch broke her foot during a concert at The O2 arena in London.

In a post on Instagram at the time, she wrote: “I’m so sorry to say that after an X ray it seems I was dancing on a broken foot last night. It is not in my nature to postpone a show, and certainly not a UK tour, but I’m in pain and as dancers know, dancing on an injury is not a good idea.

“And have been told not to perform to avoid further damage. Please hang on to your tickets. We are working our hardest to reschedule these dates for next year and we will let you know as soon as possible.

“I’m heartbroken as the Dance Fever tour has been my favourite show we have ever put on. The communion with you. Your beautiful faces shining. I love you so much, and I’m so sorry to anyone who is disappointed. My heart is aching. I can’t wait to be back on my feet and back in your arms.”

The tour will resume in January 2023 and run through to February. Tickets for the original tour are valid for the rescheduled shows.