This evening, Friday 3 July, I-Days Milano Coca-Cola 2026 hosts one of the most anticipated events of the entire festival: Florence + The Machine arrive at the Ippodromo Snai San Siro for the only Italian date of the tour.
Opening the evening will be Cliffords, followed by Manic Street Preachers, returning to perform in our country twelve years after their last appearance. A line-up that brings together one of the iconic bands of British rock of recent decades and one of the most interesting emerging acts on the international scene.
The day's schedule
This could be the setlist for the Florence + The Machine concert in Milan, based on the most recent performances of the tour:
Everybody Scream
Shake It Out
Which Witch
Spectrum
Rabbit Heart (Raise It Up)
You Got The Love
Hunger
King
Howl
What Kind Of Man
Heaven Is Here
One Of The Greats
Buckle
Never Let Me Go
Sympathy Magic
Dog Days Are Over
Free
The Milan date arrives at a crucial moment for the British band, who released their latest album "Everybody Scream" on 31 October, the sixth chapter of a discography that keeps exploring intense, theatrical sonic territories. Three years have passed since "Dance Fever", and the I-Days show will be a chance to witness the live transposition of the new work, in that live dimension where the band has always given its best.
Florence Welch has faced the latest period of her life through a journey of rebirth, awareness and healing, first physical and ultimately artistic, which echoes throughout the album and reflects the process of renewal and self-reclamation she has had to come to terms with. During the 2022-23 "Dance Fever Tour" she had to undergo surgery that saved her life, forcing her to cancel the dates of what was an album made during the pandemic, deeply wanted and inspired, a work of major artistic value for the band, given the deep resonance of that historical moment. "Everybody Scream" was deliberately released on Halloween, the day when the boundary between the living and the dead is so thin that it creates a single pagan celebration dissolving time, where spiritual and earthly entities solemnly coexist.
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This article is an English translation of the original Italian text by OndaRock Staff, published on OndaRock.it. It was translated with the help of artificial intelligence, under the editorial responsibility of OndaRock's editor-in-chief, Claudio Fabretti.
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