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Flowerovlove
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Opening acts: Niall Horan
- Cologne, GermanyPerformers: Niall HoranView details
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- London, United KingdomO2 Academy IslingtonView details
Dates Wanderistan tracks for Flowerovlove, from ticketing and venue listings — upcoming: 9, past: 8. Flowerovlove may play other dates that are not listed here yet, so check the official tour page for the full schedule.
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Past shows
8 past shows
About Flowerovlove
Flowerovlove is the stage name of Joyce Cissé, a British-Ivorian singer born February 18, 2005, in London. Raised in South London and Essex, she grew up...
Flowerovlove is the stage name of Joyce Cissé, a British-Ivorian singer born February 18, 2005, in London. Raised in South London and Essex, she grew up speaking Mandinka at home with her Ivorian parents. Her music spans bubblegum pop, alternative pop, pop rock, indie electronic, bedroom pop, dream pop, and pop punk.
She released her debut single, "Kiss & Chase," in 2020 at age fifteen, followed by "Unseen Miracles" and "Fat Wave." In 2021 she issued her debut EP, Think Flower, signed with manager Jesse Dickson, and released the lo-fi rap single "Malibu," which drew over three million streams.
Her second EP, A Mosh Pit in the Clouds, arrived in 2022, the same year she made her television debut on BBC's Blue Peter and toured with Role Model. She played her first headline shows in 2023 and signed to Capitol Records on her eighteenth birthday.
Flowerovlove released a third EP, Ache in My Tooth, in 2024 and made her Glastonbury debut that year. Her single "Love You" was featured on the third season of Heartstopper. She has been recognized with the A&R Awards' Artist to Watch (2022), BBC Radio 1's Future Artist of the Month (2023), and Music Week's Women in Music New Artist award (2024).