FLO announce the Therapy At The Club tour, with Wembley's OVO Arena as the biggest night

FLO are taking their second album on the road. The London trio announced the Therapy At The Club tour on 5 October 2026: 17 shows across North America in January and February 2027, then five dates in Germany, the Netherlands, France and the UK in March.

The run ends at the biggest room the group have headlined so far. They play OVO Arena Wembley in London on 12 March 2027.

Who FLO are

FLO are a British R&B girl group from London. Therapy At The Club came out on 7 August 2026 and debuted at number five on the UK Albums Chart. That made them the first British R&B girl group to land their first two studio albums in the UK top five.

The European and UK dates

• 5 March 2027: Palladium, Cologne, Germany
• 7 March 2027: AFAS Live, Amsterdam, Netherlands
• 8 March 2027: Zénith, Paris, France
• 10 March 2027: O2 Apollo, Manchester
• 12 March 2027: OVO Arena Wembley, London

Artist presales open on Wednesday 7 October 2026 at 10am local time. General sale follows on Friday 9 October at 10am local time. UK tickets are on the Ticketmaster UK page.

The North American leg

The trio open at the Moore Theatre in Seattle on 22 January 2027 and work down the West Coast, through Texas and the South, then up the East Coast. Highlights include Radio City Music Hall in New York on 13 February, The Anthem in Washington DC on 17 February and the Aragon Ballroom in Chicago on 19 February. The last North American show is their only Canadian date, at Rebel in Toronto on 21 February.

The group said in their announcement that they have put their whole hearts into the album and the show, and that they cannot wait to share it with fans in every city.

Why it matters

The jump from theatres in North America to a London arena finish is the story of this tour: a second top-five album has turned FLO into a headline act in their home city.

Presales are the first window, so pick your city early. Manchester and London are the shows most likely to move quickly.