Rosalía maps 2026 arena tour as Lux era goes global
The announced schedule runs 42 shows across 17 countries, opening March 16, 2026, in Lyon, France, and closing September 3, 2026, in San Juan at the Coliseo de Puerto Rico. General ticket sales are set for December 11, 2025, with an American Express presale for select North American dates on December 9, 2025.
“Lux feels like her most astonishing offer yet, packed with history and decades of training that let her tie classical sounds, opera references, and 14 different languages into one gorgeous, gutting package that feels like a truly timeless work of art.”
After a short break on the calendar, the route shifts to North America beginning June 4, 2026, in Miami. The dates that follow trace a familiar big-room path through Orlando, Boston, Toronto, New York, Chicago, Houston, Las Vegas, Los Angeles, San Diego, and Oakland, leaning on arenas that typically demand larger crews, longer load-ins, and more elaborate staging.
The final stretch reads like a sprint through the Americas: Bogotá on July 16, 2026; two nights in Santiago on July 24 and July 25; two in Buenos Aires on August 1 and August 2; Rio de Janeiro on August 10; then a run through Guadalajara, Monterrey, and Mexico City before the closing night in San Juan. For venues, it is a tight logistics puzzle; for fans, it is an unusually continuous, globe-spanning run from one production to the next.
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The journey begins with Reliquia, which is inspired by the patroness of Peru and the Philippines, Saint Rose of Lima. The ethereal track Divinize draws from the Hindu goddess Bimala, while the experimental Porcelana pays homage to the 17th-century Japanese Zen poet and nun Ryōnen Gensō. In the operatic Mio Cristo Piange Diamanti, Rosalía honors Saint Clare of Assisi, followed immediately by the techno-infused Berghain, which is a tribute to the 12th-century German polymath Hildegard of Bingen.
The narrative continues through the Slavic history of De Madrugá, dedicated to Saint Olga of Kyiv, and the Sufi mysticism of La Yugular, which references the 8th-century saint Rabia Basri. On the physical editions of the album, the song Focu 'ranni honors the patron saint of her own name, Saint Rosalia of Palermo, while Sauvignon Blanc centers on the mystic Saint Teresa of Ávila. The warrior spirit of Jeanne is dedicated to Joan of Arc, and the intricate Novia Robot features a dual tribute to the Taoist immortal Sun Bu'er and the biblical prophetess Miriam. Finally, the closing track Magnolias offers a serene homage to the Indian spiritual figure Anandamayi Ma.
