Flo are bringing Therapy at the Club to the road again, this time across North America and Europe. The British group just wrapped a string of shows across Asia to support their second album, and now they’re heading eastward, stopping in New York, Los Angeles, Toronto, Paris, and more before closing the run with a hometown show at London’s OVO Arena Wembley.
“We’ve put our whole hearts into this album and show, so we can’t wait to share it with you,” Flo said in a press statement. “Every city on this tour has shown us so much love, so now we’re coming to give it back.”
Opening the North American Leg
The tour runs through January and March, with stops in major cities on both continents. Flo kicks off in Seattle on January 22, moves through California with dates at Sacramento, San Francisco, and San Diego, then heads east for Houston, Dallas, Birmingham, Orlando, Atlanta, Boston, and New York. Philadelphia, Washington, DC, Chicago, and Toronto round out the North American leg.
The European portion picks up in March, starting with Cologne and Amsterdam before hitting Paris, Manchester, and finally London on March 12. That closing date at the OVO Arena Wembley caps a stretch that touches almost every major market on both sides of the Atlantic.
Club Therapy With Honey Dijon
Flo dropped Club Therapy with Honey Dijon in September, a house-y remix version of their sophomore LP. The release came before the live run kicked off, giving fans a new take on the record ahead of the shows.
What Flo Said About the Album
Flo’s statement is direct about what this tour means to the band. They are not just playing cities they have already visited; they are returning with a show shaped by the album itself.
The group’s framing of the tour as a reciprocal relationship with their audience is telling. They are not performing for passive listeners; they are performing for people who have already shown up, again and again.
The Full List of Dates
Here is the full run of dates:
| Date | Location |
|---|---|
| Jan 22 | Seattle, WA – Moore Theatre |
| Jan 24 | Sacramento, CA – Channel 24 |
| Jan 26 | San Francisco, CA – The Masonic |
| Jan 27 | Los Angeles, CA – YouTube Theater |
| Jan 29 | San Diego, CA – SOMA |
| Jan 30 | Phoenix, AZ – The Van Buren |
| Feb 02 | Houston, TX – Bayou Music Center |
| Feb 03 | Dallas, TX – The Pavilion at Toyota Music Factory |
| Feb 05 | Birmingham, AL – Alabama Theater |
| Feb 09 | Orlando, FL – House of Blues |
| Feb 10 | Atlanta, GA – Coca-Cola Roxy |
| Feb 12 | Boston, MA – MGM Music Hall at Fenway |
| Feb 13 | New York, NY – Radio City Music Hall |
| Feb 16 | Philadelphia, PA – The Met Philadelphia |
| Feb 17 | Washington, DC – The Anthem |
| Feb 19 | Chicago, IL – Byline Bank Aragon Ballroom |
| Feb 21 | Toronto, Ontario – Rebel |
| Mar 05 | Cologne, Germany – Palladium |
| Mar 07 | Amsterdam, Netherlands – AFAS Live |
| Mar 08 | Paris, France – Zénith |
| Mar 10 | Manchester, United Kingdom – O2 Apollo |
| Mar 12 | London, UK – OVO Arena Wembley |
Flo will spend January zigzagging across the United States before crossing the Atlantic in March.
Closing at the OVO Arena
Flo’s statement about giving back to the cities that have shown them love takes on a particular resonance when the final stop is a hometown performance in London. The tour ends where Flo returns to the audience that has supported them.
What This Means for Fans
Flo’s tour announcement comes after a busy period of releases and shows. The remix with Honey Dijon, the Asia run, and now this North American and European outing give fans a chance to follow the group through a sustained stretch of activity.
For fans who followed the group through their earlier material, this is a chance to hear the full album in a live setting. For those who jumped on the remix, the tour offers a way to see the songs in the context of the album that inspired them.
The Cities That Have Shown Them Love
The statement’s central claim is that every city on this tour has shown the group love. Flo is responding to that support directly, returning to each market with a show shaped by the album itself.
The cities on the map are not just destinations on a route. They are places where Flo has already built a connection with listeners, and the tour is the band’s way of deepening that bond.
A Deliberate Approach
Flo’s statement about putting their whole hearts into the album and show suggests a deliberate, committed approach to this run. The group is treating the tour as a continuation of the creative process that produced Therapy at the Club.
The Verdict on the Announcement
Flo’s tour announcement is a clear signal that the group is fully committed to Therapy at the Club. The OVO Arena Wembley closing show gives the tour a fitting endpoint. Flo is coming home with the album they made, and they are doing it in front of the crowd that supported them along the way.
Flo are touring Therapy at the Club across North America and Europe, with a remix from Honey Dijon leading the charge. The shows start soon, and the band is ready to give back to the cities that have shown them love.
Source material: “Flo Announce Therapy at the Club North America and Europe Tour,” Pitchfork.
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