Rosalía will perform four concerts in Barcelona.

BarcelonaThe album launch tour LuxRosalía's tour now has dates. It will begin on March 16 in Lyon, France, and includes four concerts at the Palau Sant Jordi in Barcelona on April 13, 15, 17, and 18. Tickets will go on sale Thursday, December 11, on the Live Nation, Ticketmaster, and El Corte Inglés websites. The presale for the Barcelona concerts will open on Tuesday, December 9, at 10:00 AM.

Unlike the tour of Motomami, which began in AlmeríaThis time, Rosalía has chosen France to launch the live rollout of LuxAfter the Lyon concert, he will give two more in Paris on March 18 and 20, followed by shows in Zurich, Milan, Madrid (four concerts at the Movistar Arena), and Lisbon. After the four shows at the Palau Sant Jordi, he will perform in Amsterdam, Antwerp, Cologne, Berlin, and London, before heading to the Americas, where he will give over twenty concerts in June, July, and August in the United States, Canada, Colombia, Chile, Argentina, Brazil, Mexico, and Puerto Rico, where he will close this leg of the tour.

One of the mysteries that will be revealed in Lyon is the nature of the concert. In other words, to what extent will the musical and visual aesthetic of the album be reflected? Lux will dominate the entire show. At the premiere of the song Relic at the Los 40 Music Awards gala in ValenciaOn November 7th, Rosalía performed with around twenty musicians (mostly string players) and filled the stage with Greek crosses. Will she do the same on tour? Will she have an orchestra and pour her heart into it? Will she transform the concert into a conceptual spectacle focused solely on the songs of LuxGiven that the new album is 60 minutes long (including the tracks on the physical edition), there's enough room to fill out the live setlist with songs from Rosalía's previous career, but it remains to be seen how she'll adapt them (if at all) to the material. Lux...an album that projects a very marked singularity.

According to the dynamics of tour logic, these first 42 Rosalía concerts would form the first part of the tourwhich could continue the following year, in 2027, perhaps with performances at festivals that will surely compete to have her as the headliner, or with another tour with fewer dates but in larger stadiums. For example, in Barcelona she has given concerts at the Palau Sant Jordi and at festivals like Primavera Sound (with the albums The ill will and Motomami) and Sónar (the preview ofThe ill will), but has not yet performed at the Estadi Olímpic Lluís Companys.