Florence + the Machine

“Dance Fever” shows that Welch deserves her crown, as her musical style cannot be matched no matter how many imitators try.

Music beats Lauren Harvey and Ian Fredrickson are here to guide you through the March music you won’t want to skip.

For this week, I’ve crafted a schedule that celebrates the diversity of affection, taking inspiration from the ancient Greeks’ seven forms of love.

On Friday, Twenty One Pilots, The Lumineers and Flying Lotus boasted, respectively, the most risk-taking, nautical and surreal sets of the weekend. 

Both of these songs were released Jan. 24, shortly after Florence + the Machine was announced Jan. 9 as one of the headliners at New York City’s 2019 Governors Ball Music Festival.

Friday was so cold that The Weeknd could hardly feel his face, while Saturday left fans with sunburns that rivaled the red of Florence Welch’s iconic hair.

With a decade under its belt, Outside Lands 2018 knew what it was doing — repeating multiple artists from its first lineup while also finally managing to have female headliners.

Like the near-weightless being that Florence Welch resembled upon her first careful step onstage, the group exceeded such anticipations, and then some.

I’ve never particularly like the way blue cheese tastes, sweet and tangy in an instant, leaving something smoldering on your tongue after you’ve swallowed.

Dead week is finally on the horizon, so the Clog has created a little playlist to calm all your pre-final nerves and jitters.