FLO have announced a 2025 UK tour for their upcoming debut album ‘Access All Areas’. Check out all the dates below.
The London trio, comprised of Stella Quaresma, Jorja Douglas and Renée Downer, just finished a support slot with Kehlani on the North American leg of their ‘Crash World Tour’, and now they’ve announced their own string of dates in the UK.
The ‘Access All Areas Tour’ will follow the release of their debut album of the same name on November 15 via Island Records. You can pre-save or pre-order it here.
They’ll kick off the run of shows on March 11 in Glasgow, before heading to Manchester and Birmingham. Then, they’ll wrap things up with a hometown show at London’s O2 Academy Brixton on March 16. Tickets go on sale on Friday (November 8) at 10am GMT, and will be available here.
“We are so excited to get back on the road for our very own album tour! There’s nothing we love more than connecting with our fans,” FLO said. “We LOVE this body of work and can’t wait to share this music and sing along with our flolifers”.
FLO’s ‘Access All Area’ 2025 tour dates are:
MARCH
11 – O2 Academy Glasgow, Glasgow
12 – Manchester Academy, Manchester
14 – O2 Academy Birmingham, Birmingham
16 – O2 Academy Brixton, London
Speaking to NME at Reading Festival earlier this year, FLO said that they will be exploring themes of “self-love [and] relationships with a whole spectrum of different people, work, friends, boyfriends, partners”. Having now been a group for five years, they want to show how they’re “so strong” and “so together”.
“We wanted to be really open, dig deep, and write music that actually had meaning for us,” Downer said.
Then Douglas chimed in: “You can interpret the songs [however you like]. We may be referring to a boy or a man or whatever. It could be about your boss, it could be about your colleague, it could be about your mum, it could be about your dog. It could be about anything, whatever feels right for you, but you’re gonna vibe [to it].”
They also shared that Brandy served as a big sonic inspiration on the LP. “We love her, and one song on the album particularly just has that essence of R&B. We wouldn’t know her this well,” Downer said.
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