Mercury News, California — Florence Welch and crew deliver powerful show at Greek Theatre in Berkeley more info

Stereogum — Florence + The Machine brought a whole production along with them to the set of Ellen today. For a performance of their How Big, How Blue, How Beautiful track “Ship To Wreck,” they filled with stage with a very appropriate pool of water, and Flor... more info

MTV.co.uk News — The shortlist was announced earlier today... more info

Stereogum — Every year since 1992, a panel of British music-industry types convenes to decide which album will win the Mercury Prize, the award given to what they deem the best album to come out of the UK during a particular year. The people behind the prize jus... more info

Stereogum — Florence + The Machine tend to be a barnstorming live act, and a huge one. When I saw Florence Welch at Coachella earlier this year, she damn near had an orchestra behind her, and she needs a whole lot of personnel to conjure the grand, operatic soun... more info

Perez Hilton — What a voice! Florence + The Machine are known for their completely unique sound, so hearing them on other artists' music is definitely a treat. Florence Welch & Co. covered Justin Bieber, Skrillex, and Diplo's new hit Where Are Ü Now at BBC Radio 1... more info

Stereogum — Florence + The Machine were guests on BBC Radio 1’s Live Lounge last night and, after an interview and a few performances of songs off their most recent album, How Big, How Blue, How Beautiful, Florence Welch and co. did a decidedly low-key cover o... more info

Stereogum — The new Late Show With Stephen Colbert has been having a pretty good first month music guest-wise — from Paul Simon’s Paul Simon cover band to Run The Jewels and TV On The Radio’s team-up — and that streak looks to continue into October: Tame... more info

Stereogum — English folk trio the Staves opened for Florence + The Machine at Manchester Arena earlier tonight, and before the show, the Stavely-Taylor sisters warmed up by performing an a cappella rendition of Joni Mitchell’s classic “A Case Of You” in th... more info

Stereogum — Hot Chip aren’t exactly the first people I’d think of as good candidates to remix a Florence + The Machine track, but here we are anyway. The English group have taken on “Queen Of Peace,” a deep cut from her latest album How Big, How Blue, Ho... more info