FLO Take 'Therapy at the Club' on the Road: 2027 Tour Ends at Wembley Arena

LOS ANGELES — The secret is out, and FLO could barely keep it. The Grammy-nominated British R&B trio announced Monday that they will spend the first quarter of 2027 on the road: a 22-date “Therapy At The Club” tour across North America, the UK and Europe, promoted by Live Nation, opening January 22 at Seattle’s Moore Theatre and closing March 12 at London’s OVO Arena Wembley — the group’s first headline arena show.

“We are so happy to finally announce the Therapy at the Club tour! We’ve been keeping this secret for so long and it’s been killing us,” the trio said in a statement released with the announcement. “This time we get to enjoy the tour with more of you than ever! Every city on this tour has shown us so much love, so now we’re coming to give it back. We’ve put our whole hearts into this album and show, so we can’t wait to share it with you.”

The routing · 22 datesSeattle to Wembley

The North American leg runs 17 dates. After Seattle, FLO play Sacramento’s Channel 24 (January 24), San Francisco’s Masonic (January 26), Los Angeles’ YouTube Theater (January 27), San Diego’s SOMA (January 29) and Phoenix’s Van Buren (January 30), before heading east: Houston’s Bayou Music Center (February 2), the Pavilion at Toyota Music Factory in Dallas (February 3), Birmingham’s Alabama Theater (February 5), Orlando’s House of Blues (February 9), Atlanta’s Coca-Cola Roxy (February 10), Boston’s MGM Music Hall at Fenway (February 12) and New York’s Radio City Music Hall (February 13), then Philadelphia’s Met (February 16), Washington D.C.’s Anthem (February 17), Chicago’s Byline Bank Aragon Ballroom (February 19) and Toronto’s Rebel (February 21).

March belongs to Europe: Cologne’s Palladium (March 5), Amsterdam’s AFAS Live (March 7), Paris’ Zénith (March 8), Manchester’s O2 Apollo (March 10) and the finale at London’s OVO Arena Wembley on March 12 — billed as their biggest headline show to date. Live Nation is calling the run the biggest US headline tour by a British girl group in nearly two decades, a deliberate framing that tells you exactly how the industry now sees FLO: not as a promising act, but as the standard-bearers of a lineage.

The climbFrom Asia to arenas

Context matters here, because the jump in venue size is the story. The announcement notes the tour arrives fresh off FLO’s first headline tour across Asia — the group has spent the last year converting streaming momentum into real rooms, on real stages, on multiple continents. The 2027 routing moves them into the rooms that define a career tier: Radio City, the YouTube Theater, the Anthem, and finally an arena with their name on the marquee.

That progression mirrors what the charts have been saying. FLO’s debut album Access All Areas landed at No. 3 in the UK in 2024. Its follow-up, Therapy At The Club, gave them a second consecutive UK Top 5 album — and with it, their biggest first-week sales ever. The group are now, by Live Nation’s accounting, the first British R&B girl group to debut in the Top 5 with their first two albums. The record also delivered career-best chart placements and first-week sales in the US, France and Belgium, plus first-ever chart entries in Australia, New Zealand and Japan. This is not a regional success story anymore; it’s a global one with the touring schedule to match.

The album at the centerSixteen tracks, one long night out

The tour takes its name and concept from FLO’s sophomore album, and the record’s premise is doing a lot of the heavy lifting for the stage show. Therapy At The Club reimagines the club as a place of confession and release, tracing the emotional arc of a night out from pre-game to morning after — desire, heartbreak, confidence and healing, rendered in dark, euphoric R&B with diaristic songwriting the trio carry extensive credits on.

The 16-track album’s singles tell the story of the campaign: lead single “Leak It,” which became FLO’s highest-charting solo single in the UK; the title track, first performed on their acclaimed NPR Tiny Desk appearance; and fan favorites “Cry Ugly,” “Remedied” and “Don’t Break Her Heart.” The record was written alongside Amy Allen, Steph Jones, Julian Bunetta and Boy Matthews, with contributions from previous collaborators Skippz, Oak Felder and Sevyn Streeter. And for the faithful, there’s a companion piece already in circulation: the remix project THERAPY AT THE CLUB: Club Therapy with Honey Dijon, cut with the acclaimed DJ and producer.

That depth of material is what makes a 22-date arena-leaning tour viable. FLO aren’t touring on two hits and a promise; they’re touring on two Top 5 albums, a Tiny Desk moment that introduced them to an audience beyond R&B, and a live reputation built across Asia, North America and Europe. The Wembley headline slot is the industry’s way of saying the bet is made.

TicketsPresales start Wednesday

Here’s the part that decides who actually gets in the room. Artist presales begin Wednesday, October 7 at 10 a.m. local time and run through Friday, October 9 at 9 a.m. local. UK and EU contractual partner presales — Telekom and PayPal in Germany, Mastercard in the Netherlands and France, O2 Priority in the UK — open on the same Wednesday window. North American and UK/EU local presales follow Thursday, October 8 at 10 a.m. local, with UK/EU Spotify presales at noon. General on-sale is Friday, October 9 at 10 a.m. local. Full dates and ticket links are at flolikethis.com.

Mastercard cardholders in France and the Netherlands get an additional presale window starting Wednesday at 10 a.m. local — a detail worth knowing now rather than discovering at checkout on Friday.

The timing is no accident. FLO announced the tour on Monday, opened presales Wednesday, and go general Friday — a compressed window that converts announcement buzz directly into sold seats before the news cycle moves on. For a group Live Nation is positioning as the biggest British girl-group touring story in nearly twenty years, the strategy is clear: strike while the secret’s finally out. For more on the week in music, see the music section — and for another major 2027 routing, Staind’s extended anniversary tour and the 2027 tours from Lola Young and Warren Zeiders.