Rosalía returns to Milan with the LUX Tour

Rosalía (born in Via Tobella, 1992) is a Spanish singer-songwriter, producer, and author who has completely revolutionized contemporary pop music by fusing flamenco tradition with urban sounds like reggaeton, hip hop, and electronics. Her years studying flamenco at the Catalonia College of Music (ESMUC) allowed her to translate that classical structure into the modern world, utilizing synthesizers and contemporary industrial beats.

Rosalía is ready to return to the stage with her new LUX Tour 2026, supporting her fourth and latest album LUX, released on November 7, 2025. Following the overwhelming success of MOTOMAMI, the Spanish artist has taken an even more ambitious, mystical, and theatrical direction with this project. The album has been described as an orchestral and liturgical work, contrasting with the urban minimalism of her previous record. LUX features the London Symphony Orchestra and choirs such as the Escolania de Montserrat. It is an album that explores feminine mysticism, spirituality, transformation, and the contrast between the sacred and the profane; furthermore, Rosalía experiments extensively, singing in Spanish, Catalan, English, and even Arabic. The record is organized almost like a classical opera, divided into four movements: MOV I (themes of tension and desire); MOV II (electronic and experimental collaborations); MOV III (the album's more reflective core); and MOV IV (a final resolution toward memory and peace).

The album cover immediately became iconic: it portrays the artist in an outfit evoking the imagery of nuns, consistent with the spiritual and almost religious tone of the entire project.

After her last performance at the I-Days in Milan in 2023, the Catalan singer returns to the Italian public with her new album, redefining her musical language and offering an unprecedented perspective on her artistic evolution. Rosalía always returns to Milan, this time at the Unipol Forum in Assago, where she will perform a highly anticipated single date on March 25, 2026, marking her return to the world's most important stages. This is one of the most awaited events of the 2026 season, reflecting the radical shift the artist has chosen for her career by moving away from traditional pop forms. Her voice takes center stage: a true instrument immersed in a dimension that is at times cathartic, embracing a more compositional and ambitious songwriting style. This is precisely where Rosalía’s success stems from: her ability to traverse such diverse languages and traditions with an academic approach open to cross-contamination.

An innovator of Latin pop infused with flamenco, her work has been recognized with numerous international awards, including two Grammy Awards, eleven Latin Grammy Awards, four MTV Video Music Awards, two MTV Europe Music Awards, and the Billboard Women in Music Rising Star Award in 2019. She has also collaborated with some of the most influential names in the contemporary music scene, such as Billie Eilish, The Weeknd, Bad Bunny, and Travis Scott.

Rosalía consistently reaches the top of international charts, building a career also defined by a strong aesthetic imagery, cross-sector collaborations, and an intense live schedule that brings her to the stages of the world's major festivals. She is also a public figure active on social issues, from abortion rights to LGBT rights, as well as taking stands against the Spanish far-right.

The tour will span Europe, North America, and Latin America, featuring a show described as more orchestral and monumental than her previous tours. Tickets for the only Milan date went on sale in December 2025, with prices ranging from €63 to €103, along with VIP packages that can exceed €400. Currently, tickets are nearly sold out on official sales channels (TicketOne, Ticketmaster) due to extremely high demand. There is very limited availability given the artist's popularity and the anticipation for her grand return. After Milan, the artist will perform in Paris, Zurich, Madrid, and Barcelona.