Electric Proms Audio

Not the greatest quality, I shall try and get downloads soon.

Between Two Lungs


My Boy Builds Coffins


Drumming Song


Hurricane Drunk


Cosmic Love


If I Had A Heart/Blinding


I'm Not Calling You A Liar


Dog Days Are Over


Rabbit Heart (Raise It Up)


You've Got The Love

Watch And Listen To Florence At The Electric Proms

Last night Florence was at the Roundhouse to perform a stunning set for the BBC's Electric Proms, raising the roof with a rapturous version of her forthcoming single 'You've Got The Love'.

If you weren't lucky enough to be at the show, don't despair - you can catch the highlights on TV, radio and online over the next week.

Hit the red button on your TV right now to watch Florence's set in full, and listen out for selected tracks being played by the likes of Zane Lowe, Hugh Stephens and Fearne Cotton on their BBC radio shows.

Video highlights and photos from the evening are also available online now at the Electric Proms website.












Setlist

1.Lungs
2.My Boy Builds Coffins
3.Drumming Songs
4.Hurricane Drunk
5.If I Had A Heart
6.I'm Not Calling You A Liar
7.The Dog Days
8.Rabbit Heart (Raise It Up)
9.You've Got The Love

F+TM @ Electric Proms

Florence + The Machine are playing at the 2009 Electric Proms and the audio is available to listen to on BBC Radio 6 at 9pm.

'Dog Days Are Over' - The Movie

As part of this year's Electric Proms the BBC asked short film makers to submit ideas for short films inspired by Florence & The Machine.

The winner was filmmaker Keith McCarthy, with his haunting tale of scientific research into paranormal activity, set to the music of Florence & The Machine.

You can watch Keith's winning entry right here.

And if you're attending Florence's gig at the Camden Roundhouse next Thursday (October 22nd) you'll be treated to a showing of the film ahead of the show

Doves, Florence and Dizzee head first Electric Proms announcements

This year’s BBC Electric Proms will feature headline performances from Dizzee Rascal and Doves.

The October series of shows kicks off with London rapper Rascal performing with a live band and a 16-piece orchestra at the Camden Roundhouse venue on October 21.

The following night sees Manchester rock band Doves play with London’s Bulgarian Choir, and American soul artists Smokey Robinson completes the initial announcements, performing at the venue on October 24.

A new initiative called BBC’s New Music Shorts will invite filmmakers to submit ideas to accompany performances by Metronomy and Florence and the Machine.

Tickets for the shows go on sale at 8am tomorrow morning (Wednesday 16 September).