Rosalía Sets the Stage for a Global 2026 Takeover
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So, Rosalía has finally done it—she’s announced what might be her most ambitious tour yet, and it’s already creating a huge buzz. The tour is called the Lux Tour , built around her upcoming project Lux , and the scale of it honestly feels like a global celebration waiting to unfold. What’s exciting is how the whole thing has been mapped out: a massive international run that stretches across Europe, North America, and South America, all within a few packed months in 2026.
The journey is set to begin in March, with the first show taking place in Lyon, France. And from there, it feels like she’s sprinting across Europe in the most Rosalía way possible—stylish, bold, and with an arena-ready energy. Paris gets two nights back-to-back, Zurich and Milan get their own spotlight, and then there’s this incredible four-night stretch in Madrid that pretty much guarantees a hometown celebration on a grand scale. Barcelona also receives four consecutive dates, which says a lot about the demand there. Cities like Lisbon, Amsterdam, Antwerp, Cologne, and Berlin are also part of this early European circuit, making it feel like the whole region will be swept up in Rosalía’s world for weeks.
After Europe, she sets her sights on North America starting in June. Miami, Orlando, Boston, New York’s iconic Madison Square Garden, Chicago, Houston, Las Vegas, Los Angeles, San Diego, and Oakland are all included. Even Toronto gets a single-night stop at Scotiabank Arena, which will definitely be a big deal for fans there. The venues she picked are major arenas, which tells you the scale of production that can be expected—big lights, big sound, and even bigger crowds.
Then, by July, the tour shifts into South America, and this leg feels like a celebration of Latin American energy. Bogotá, Santiago, Buenos Aires, Rio de Janeiro—they all get their turn, with some cities like Santiago and Buenos Aires receiving multiple nights due to demand. After that, Mexico gets a full run with shows in Guadalajara, Monterrey, and a pair of huge nights in Mexico City’s Palacio de los Deportes. And finally, the whole journey wraps up in Puerto Rico on September 3, closing out what will likely be one of the biggest tours of 2026.
It’s clear that Rosalía isn’t just touring—she’s creating a global moment. Fans across three continents will be gathering in arenas, singing along, and being pulled into the universe she’s crafting with Lux . And with such an intense, beautifully structured itinerary, it already feels like one of next year’s biggest cultural events.
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