Spanish star Rosalia to go on world tour in 2026 / Photo: CRISTINA QUICLER - AFP
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Spanish star Rosalia to go on world tour in 2026
Spanish star Rosalia on Thursday announced 2026 world tour dates for her critically acclaimed new album "Lux", with shows across Europe, the United States and Latin America.
The 33-year-old, hailed for her genre-defying versatility, revealed the news on Instagram.
The trips will begin with a stop in the French city of Lyon on March 16 and finish in Puerto Rico on September 3.
During that time her odyssey will take in destinations including Paris, Zurich, Milan, Madrid, Lisbon, Barcelona, Amsterdam, Belgium, Berlin, London, New York, Toronto, Colombia, Chile, Argentina, Brazil and Mexico.
Rosalia released her fourth album "Lux" last month, winning widespread praise for a sweeping, spiritual work that marked a departure from her previous flamenco and R&B rhythms.
The album, which offers an orchestral meditation on faith and femininity, features lyrics sung in 13 languages including German, English and Sicilian in addition to her native Spanish.
O.Johnson--AMWN