Music · 6 October 2026
FLO Announce Biggest Tour Yet With First Wembley Arena Headline Show
FLO have announced their biggest headline tour to date, with the British R&B trio preparing to take Therapy At The Club across North America and Europe before finishing with a landmark arena show in London.
Renée Downer, Stella Quaresma and Jorja Douglas will headline OVO Arena Wembley on 12 March 2027, marking their first headline arena concert.
The London date follows a Manchester show at the O2 Apollo on 10 March and arrives after a major run through the United States, Canada and continental Europe.
According to Live Nation’s full Therapy At The Club tour announcement, the North American leg will also become the biggest US headline tour by a British girl group in nearly two decades.
FLO take another major step up
The FLO Therapy At The Club tour begins in Seattle on 22 January before visiting cities including Los Angeles, Houston, Atlanta, Boston, New York, Washington DC, Chicago and Toronto.
European dates begin in Cologne on 5 March, followed by Amsterdam and Paris before the trio return home for Manchester and London.
The Wembley show is particularly significant.
FLO have steadily moved into larger venues since their breakthrough, but OVO Arena Wembley describes the March concert as their biggest headline show to date.
That progression has happened quickly for a group who released their debut single “Cardboard Box” only a few years ago.
Tickets go on sale this week
Fans will have several opportunities to buy tickets before the main sale.
Artist and O2 Priority presales begin at 10am on Wednesday 7 October, with further Live Nation presales opening on Thursday.
A Spotify presale follows at midday on Thursday before the general sale opens at 10am on Friday 9 October.
The official Ticketmaster listing for the Wembley show sets a six-ticket limit per person and household.
Standing tickets are restricted to people aged 14 and over, with under-16s required to attend with an adult. Younger fans can attend in seated areas when accompanied.
Therapy At The Club moves from record to stage
The tour supports FLO’s second studio album, Therapy At The Club, which arrived in August.
The 16-track record builds its concept around the emotional progression of a night out, moving through desire, heartbreak, confidence and recovery.
FLO worked with writers and producers including Amy Allen, Steph Jones, Julian Bunetta, Oak Felder and Sevyn Streeter, while the trio also hold extensive songwriting and production credits themselves.
Tracks include “Side Effects”, “Cry Ugly”, “Leak It”, “Touché”, “Pose”, “Call Me”, “Sex In Peace” and “Haterbooth”.
Another UK Top Five album
Therapy At The Club continued FLO’s strong chart record.
It became their second consecutive UK Top Five album after debut Access All Areas, while the new album also topped the Official Hip Hop and R&B Albums Chart.
Live Nation says that achievement made FLO the first British R&B girl group to debut inside the UK Top Five with each of their first two albums.
The trio have also followed the original record with THERAPY AT THE CLUB: Club Therapy with Honey Dijon, reworking material from the album with one of house music’s most celebrated DJs and producers.
That makes the upcoming tour a chance to bring both sides of the project together live.
From breakthrough act to arena headliners
FLO’s rise began when “Cardboard Box” introduced their harmony-heavy take on contemporary R&B.
They subsequently won both the BBC Sound of 2023 poll and the BRITs Rising Star Award, becoming the first group to win both accolades in the same year.
Since then, their audience has expanded through releases, international touring and collaborations while the trio have continued to position themselves as a modern British girl group drawing heavily from the R&B tradition.
The FLO Therapy At The Club tour now represents their biggest test of that growth.
Manchester comes first on 10 March.
Two nights later, Renée, Stella and Jorja will walk onto the stage at Wembley as arena headliners for the first time.
