Florence and the Machine have turned baroque drama, powerful vocals and expansive production into a sound entirely their own. At the heart of the project is Florence Welch, whose unmistakable voice has made her one of the most distinctive British artists of her generation.

Florence and the Machine broke into the mainstream with hits such as “Dog Days Are Over” and “You've Got the Love”, while their 2009 debut album Lungs established them as one of the leading names in the British alternative scene. Two years later, Ceremonials followed — a grander, more atmospheric record that expanded their signature blend of indie rock, soul and almost theatrical emotion.

Since then, Florence and the Machine have continued to explore new dimensions of their sound while staying true to what defines them best: music as powerful, dramatic and emotionally charged as Florence Welch's voice.