Episodes
| Title | First Broadcast | Repeated | Comments |
|---|---|---|---|
| Florence + The Machine At The BBC | 20210413 | 20221115 (6M) | Florence + The Machine in session and in interview down the years at the BBC. |
| Florence + The Machine Live | 20210413 | 20221115 (6M) | Extended highlights of two phenomenal Florence shows. |
| Florence + The Machine Playlist | 20210413 | 20221115 (6M) | A playlist celebrating the music of Florence + The Machine. |
| The First Time With Florence Welch | 20150329 | 20180201 (6M) 20200605 (6M) 20210412 (6M) 20220505 (6M) 20221115 (6M) | Florence Welch shares her musical milestones with Matt Everitt in a programme first broadcast in 2015 As the voice of and songwriter behind Florence & the Machine, she emerged from the grimy East London indie scene to become a full-blown international superstar with the release of her debut album Lungs in 2009 and its follow-up Ceremonials in 2011. She remembers a fascination for the music of Disney's The Little Mermaid and how singing in church helped shape her musical tastes. She explains how fantasy and religious imagery inspired her creativity, as well as her obsessions with Eminem, Green Day, Nick Cave and the Corrs. She recalls the first Florence & the Machine appearance at Glastonbury ('I woke up in someone else's clothes'), how she dealt with three years of non-stop touring and the huge success that followed ('It's almost like I couldn't process it while it was happening') and the pressures and expectations that surrounded the recording of her third album How Big, How Blue, How Beautiful. Florence Welch shares her musical milestones in a programme first broadcast in 2015. |