British R&B trio FLO are taking their Therapy At The Club era on the road with a major 2027 headline tour spanning North America, Europe and the UK.

The 2027 Therapy At The Club Tour will begin on January 22 in Seattle, Washington, before taking Jorja Douglas, Stella Quaresma and Renée Downer through 17 North American dates, followed by European and UK shows in March.

The biggest moment of the tour will come on March 12, 2027, when FLO headline OVO Arena Wembley in London for their first-ever headline arena show. The venue has listed the performance as the group’s biggest headline arena show to date.

The trio will also perform at major venues including YouTube Theater in Los Angeles, Radio City Music Hall in New York, and The Anthem in Washington, D.C. before crossing the Atlantic for shows in Cologne, Amsterdam and Paris.

The tour comes following the release of FLO’s sophomore album, Therapy At The Club, and its remix companion, THERAPY AT THE CLUB: Club Therapy, which features reworked versions of the album’s songs with acclaimed DJ and producer Honey Dijon.

The album has also continued FLO’s strong run in the UK. Therapy At The Club became their second consecutive UK Top 5 album, following their 2024 debut Access All Areas, which peaked at No. 3.

Speaking about the upcoming tour, FLO said they had been keeping the announcement secret and were excited to finally take the new show to more fans. The group added that they had put their “whole hearts” into the album and live production.

The 22-date run will see FLO perform across the United States and Canada before moving to Europe and the UK. The tour currently includes stops in Seattle, Los Angeles, New York, Toronto, Cologne, Amsterdam, Paris, Manchester and London.

Artist presales begin October 7, with general ticket sales opening October 9 at 10 a.m. local time.

For FLO, the Wembley date represents another major step forward since their 2022 breakthrough with “Cardboard Box.” After building their audience through club-sized venues and international touring, the trio are now preparing to headline one of London’s major indoor arenas.

 

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