Florence Welch makes a triumphant return to The O2 in a yellow dress for the Dance Fever tour two months after having to postpone concerts due to a horrific foot injury
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Florence Welch made sure to capture the attention of her audience as she took the stage at London’s O2 Arena on Saturday.
The singer, 36, wore an eye-catching dress in a yellow hue with sweeping, flowing arms with ruffle detailing and sheer lace inserts.
It comes after the star returned to the stage after postponing her Dance Fever tour when she broke her foot during a concert at 02 in November last year.
Born to perform: Florence Welch, 36, made sure she captured the attention of her audience as she took the stage at London’s O2 Arena on Saturday
Florence’s dress came down to the floor and she walked barefoot on stage.
She wore swipes of makeup to highlight her pretty features and had her long red hair styled in loose curls.
The star has postponed her Dance Fever tour after breaking her foot while performing at London’s O2 Arena in November.
In style: The singer wore an eye-catching dress in a yellow hue with sweeping, flowing arms with ruffle detailing and sheer lace paneling
On hold: It comes after the star returned to the stage after postponing her Dance Fever tour when she broke her foot during a concert at 02 in November last year
The pop singer, who is the lead singer of Florence + The Machine, used her Instagram Stories at the time to update her fans.
She wrote: ‘So sorry to say that after an x-ray I felt like I was dancing on a broken foot last night.
“It’s not in my nature to postpone a show, and certainly not a UK tour, but I’m in pain and as dancers know, dancing over an injury is not a good idea.
Fashion focus: Florence’s dress went down to the floor and she went barefoot on stage
In detail: She wore swipes of makeup to highlight her pretty features and had her long red hair styled in loose curls
Misadventure: Florence realized during her last performance in November that she was dancing on a broken foot
Speaking out: The singer, who is the lead singer of Florence + The Machine, took to her Instagram Stories last year to tell fans she was going on hiatus from touring
“Please save your tickets. We are working hard to reschedule these dates to next year and will update you as soon as possible.
“I’m heartbroken because the Dance Fever Tour was my favorite show we’ve ever put on. The fellowship with you. Your beautiful faces are shining.
“I love you so much and I’m so sorry to everyone who’s disappointed. My heart hurts.
“I can’t wait to be back on my feet and in your arms again.”
Florence realized during her last performance in November that she was dancing with a broken foot.
The Dance Fever Tour promotes Florence + The Machine’s fifth studio album.
The production sees Florence and her indie band hit the stage in places including Australia, New Zealand, Greece and Spain this year.
Jet set: The production sees Florence and her indie band hit the stage in places including Australia, New Zealand, Greece and Spain this year
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