Rosalía closes LUX Tour in Miami after six months touring Europe and America

Tour featured 58 concerts in 17 countries, combining pop, classical music, flamenco, dance and theater

Rosalia at a moment of her performance in Lyon in March 2026.
Rosalia at a moment of her performance in Lyon in March 2026. / Gareth Cattermole - Getty Images
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September 16, 2026 10:53 AM

Rosalía ended her LUX Tour Wednesday at the Kaseya Center in Miami. The tour, which began on March 16 in Lyon, has taken the Catalan singer to 17 countries around the world, finishing with 58 performances in both Europe and America. 

The tour presented her fourth album, 'LUX,' live, with a two-hour large-format montage featuring everything that has made her the most important Catalan and Spanish singer of the moment: her personality and talent, her music with its diversity of styles and sounds, as well as her beliefs and audacity.

The tour visited countries including France, Italy, Spain, Portugal, Germany, the United Kingdom, the United States, Canada, Colombia, Chile, Argentina, Brazil and Mexico. 

Among the main cities on the route, Rosalía performed in Barcelona, ​​París, Milán, Madrid, London, New York, Los Ángeles, Santiago de Chile, Buenos Aires, Rio de Janeiro and Mexico City.

In Spain, Rosalía performed eight concerts: four at the Palau Sant Jordi in Barcelona and four at the Movistar Arena in Madrid. 

Madrid's Callao Square with thousands of Rosalia fans during the presentation of her latest album, Lux, on October 20, 2025
Madrid's Callao Square with thousands of Rosalia fans during the presentation of her latest album, Lux, on October 20, 2025 / Rafa Ortiz - Sony

During her stop in the Catalan capital, she declared her love for Barcelona: "Today my heart was beating fast because I'm singing in my city," said Rosalía with tears in her eyes.

Throughout the live show, opera, flamenco and electronics merged and intertwined with pop as its core. In fact, when Rosalía released 'LUX,' the big question was how she would manage to combine the songs and aesthetics of the album 'Motomami' with the more operatic and intimate style of 'LUX' on stage. 

'LUX' is Rosalía's fourth studio album, after 'Los Ángeles', 'El mal querer' and 'Motomami.' The album, released in November 2025, and includes collaborations with artists such as Björk, Carminho, Estrella Morente, Sílvia Pérez Cruz and Yves Tumor.

The Miami concert thus put an end to Rosalía's first major tour since the 'Motomami World Tour' in 2022, and showcased her musical universe to major international stages.

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