FLO announce the 2027 Therapy at the Club tour across North America, Europe and the UK, closing with their first arena show at OVO Arena Wembley
FLO are scaling up. The British R&B trio of Renée Downer, Stella Quaresma and Jorja Douglas announced on Monday (Oct. 5) the Therapy at the Club Tour, a 22-date 2027 run across North America, Europe and the U.K. promoted by Live Nation. Built around their sophomore album, ‘Therapy at the Club’, the trek includes the group’s biggest headline venues yet and closes with their first-ever headline arena show at London’s OVO Arena Wembley.
The announcement carries a notable billing: the run is being positioned as the biggest U.S. headline tour by a British girl group in nearly two decades. It also arrives hot on the heels of the trio’s first headline tour across Asia, a sign of how quickly FLO’s international audience has grown since their 2019 formation under Island Records.
From the 9:30 Club to Radio City
The North American leg opens Jan. 22 at the Moore Theatre in Seattle and runs for 17 dates. Highlights include Los Angeles’ YouTube Theater, The Anthem in Washington, D.C., a stop in Toronto and a Feb. 13 date at New York’s Radio City Music Hall, arguably the marquee room of the leg. For a group that built its following on sleek, harmony-rich R&B, the larger stages offer room for a fuller production.
The growth curve is steep. When FLO launched their first North American tour in April 2023, it was a seven-date run that included Washington’s 9:30 Club. Returning to the same city less than four years later at The Anthem, a far larger venue, is the kind of upgrade that promoters notice.
A Homecoming at Wembley
After North America, the tour crosses to Europe in March, with major shows in Cologne, Amsterdam and Paris. FLO then return to the U.K. for Manchester’s O2 Apollo on March 10 before closing at OVO Arena Wembley on March 12, their largest headline show to date and their first in an arena. For a London group, ending in Wembley carries obvious symbolism.
The commercial footing is solid. ‘Therapy at the Club’, released in August, became FLO’s second consecutive U.K. Top 5 album after their 2024 debut ‘Access All Areas’, and delivered the group’s strongest first-week sales in the U.K. so far. In September, the Grammy-nominated trio extended the album’s life with ‘Club Therapy’, a house-leaning remix project made with Honey Dijon, a natural bridge to a show built around dancefloor energy. Honey Dijon, whose production credits include Beyoncé’s ‘Renaissance’, gave the songs a club-ready reworking.
In a statement, the group framed the tour as a thank-you to the cities that have supported them, saying they are “coming to give it back.” On social media, they were more playful, calling it their biggest tour to date and warning fans to learn every lyric in case they get called on.
How to Get Tickets
Artist presales begin Wednesday, Oct. 7 at 10 a.m. local time, with additional North American and U.K./European local presales on Thursday. General sale opens Friday, Oct. 9 at 10 a.m. local time.
British R&B acts have often found the U.S. a hard market to crack, and girl groups even more so. FLO’s routing suggests that is changing. With Live Nation backing a run that moves them into theaters and an arena in the same campaign, the Therapy at the Club Tour looks less like a gamble than a confirmation of demand that has been building for years. That should make this week’s ticket sales worth watching.
