In July 2019, at the peak of the High As Hope Tour, Florence + The Machine—led by Florence Welch and riding their fourth album High As Hope, where baroque-pop gained introspective minimalism with themes of vulnerability and healing—delivered a climactic set at Electric Castle, a Romanian festival launched in 2013 at Bánffy Castle near Cluj-Napoca as a platform for indie and electronics amid Transylvanian hills. The 90-minute performance, rich with orchestral swells and Welch's dramatic vocal surges, mirrored the European leg's zenith, where "Hunger" resonated through the crowd, transmuting the medieval castle into a cathedral of collective catharsis under Carpathian skies. As a rare artifact of her post-pandemic resurgence, this show underscored Florence's role as a modern shamaness, infusing rock with ritual scale.