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FLO have postponed their 2025 UK and European headline tour due to Renée Downer sustaining an injury during rehearsals.The R&B trio had been scheduled to hit the road in support of their debut album ‘Access All Areas’, which was released last November.Originally set to kick off in Hamburg tonight (March 5), the trek would have also seen the group take to the stage in Utrecht, Cologne and Paris before heading to the UK for shows in Glasgow, Manchester, Birmingham and London.The latter was lined up for the O2 Academy Brixton in London on March 16.Now, sharing a joint statement on social media, FLO have now confirmed that their UK and European run has been delayed.

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FLO have teased a remix for their song ‘Get It Till I’m Gone’ featuring Chy Cartier.During a BRITs afterparty last weekend (March 1) the group – who were shortlisted for the award for R&B Act at the annual music ceremony – and Chy Cartier got behind the DJ decks and performed an unreleased remix of ‘Get It Till I’m Gone’ – a fan-favourite from their debut album ‘Access All Areas‘.The X/Twitter blog UK Rap Daily shared a video of the NME 100 alums dancing along to the track, mostly capturing Cartier performing her unreleased verse for the first time.She is heard rapping: “I’m like, ‘What’s the problem?’ / Lately, you’ve been getting a little too comfy / You’re nothing to replace, and I got options / Big prize, no lies / You forgetting, I had you falling like Humpty / Your attitude worst than mine / This n****’s moving like he got a monthly.” CHY CARTIER X FLO

FLO have spoken to NME about the power of R&B – and joked that they hope to see more girl groups emerge so they can have a rivalry. Read the interview below, or check it out in full via the video above.The trio spoke to NME at the 2025 edition of the BRIT Awards this weekend, where they were shortlisted for the award for R&B Act – alongside Cleo Sol, Jorja Smith, Michael Kiwanuka and RAYE.Looking back on the comments they made to NME last summer – when they called for more R&B girl groups hit the mainstream – FLO said that they are still yet to see any new groups who could be competition for them.“Well, it would be nice to see more R&B girl groups because we’re holding it down,” said Jorja Douglas.

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FLO is ready to launch their long-awaited debut.

FLO have announced a 2025 UK tour for their upcoming debut album ‘Access All Areas’. Check out all the dates below.The London trio, comprised of Stella Quaresma, Jorja Douglas and Renée Downer, just finished a support slot with Kehlani on the North American leg of their ‘Crash World Tour’, and now they’ve announced their own string of dates in the UK.The ‘Access All Areas Tour’ will follow the release of their debut album of the same name on November 15 via Island Records.

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FLO have spoken to NME about their debut album ‘Access All Areas’ after their first-ever set at Reading Festival.On the opening day of the festival (August 23), the trio performed a string of their most popular tracks – including their viral breakthrough single, ‘Cardboard Box’ – on the BBC Radio 1 stage. Despite being plagued with technical issues that caused their microphones to cut off several times, FLO powered through and had a successful set.The highly-anticipated record is expected to come this November via Warner Music, serving as the follow-up to their critically acclaimed debut EP ‘The Lead’.

rocky start due to Storm Lilian, Leeds Festival 2024 organisers have confirmed that the BBC Radio 1 and Aux stages will not be used for the entire festival weekend.On social media today (August 23), the festival broke the unfortunate news to fans. “The health and safety team have now confirmed we will not be able [to] use the BBC Radio 1 tent & stage tomorrow or Sunday,” they write.“We are devastated for you and of course the artists that were eager to play.

FLO have honoured Aaliyah by putting a twist on the late singer’s 2000 Number One, ‘Try Again’, while performing at this year’s Reading Festival.Today (August 23), the British girl group made their live debut at Reading, performing to a lively crowd on the BBC Radio One stage. Despite their microphones faltering throughout the set, the trio managed to perform a slew of their nostalgic R&B that has gone viral on TikTok time and time again.A standout moment of their set came when the members – Stella, Renée and Jorja – sang their sultry third single ‘Summertime’.

FLO have announced their debut album ‘Access All Areas’ and a special show to celebrate their new record – see all details below.The British R&B girl group – consisting of Jorja Douglas, Stella Quaresma, and Renée Downer – will drop their highly-anticipated project on November 15 via Island Records. MNEK has executively produced the album, following his work with the trio on their 2022 debut EP ‘The Lead’.The album also comes after a string of singles that have been released this year, including ‘Walk Like This‘, ‘Caught Up’, and ‘Check’ with Kehlani.Speaking about the upcoming record, FLO said: “Access All Areas is a labour of love.

Reading & Leeds is around the corner, and the festival have shared their guide to everything you need to know – take a look at all the essential info below.There’s just 19 days to go until the twin festivals return, where Liam Gallagher, Lana Del Rey, Blink-182, Fred Again.., Gerry Cinnamon and Catfish & The Bottlemen will headline the 2024 edition.Other acts set to join include 21 Savage, Jorja Smith, Denzel Curry, Kenny Beats, Beabadoobee, Kenya Grace, Nia Archives, Two Door Cinema Club, Fontaines D.C., Reneé Rapp, Pendulum, Teddy Swims, Kid Kapichi, FLO and more.Excitingly, this year will also feature two new stages: Chevron and The Aux. The latter will showcase “pioneering digital creators” and will allow festival-goers to attend live podcasts, interactive talks, and livestreams and tune into the current media landscape.Meanwhile, Chevron will replace the festivals’ dual main stage format and will boast the world’s first outdoor floating LED video sky canopy.

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