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Rosalía is officially hitting the road in 2026 with her largest headlining tour to date. The Grammy-winning Spanish superstar unveiled the 42-date Lux Tour, a global arena run supporting her acclaimed fourth album, Lux.
Launching March 16 in Lyon, France, the Live Nation–produced tour will sweep through major cities across Europe, North America and Latin America, including multiple-night stops in Madrid, Barcelona, Lisbon, Santiago, Buenos Aires and Mexico City. Fans in Toronto, New York, Chicago, Houston, L.A., San Diego and more will also get dates as the tour hits the U.S. and Canada in June and July.
The final leg brings Rosalía to Colombia, Chile, Argentina, Brazil and Mexico, before wrapping on Sept. 3 in San Juan, Puerto Rico.
Tickets go on sale Dec. 11, with a special American Express presale for U.S. and Canadian dates on Dec. 9.
Rosalía’s biggest era yet is officially on the way — and Lux is about to take over 2026.
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