Rosalía kicked off the Lux arena tour in France and is taking the show to Madrid on March 30, with a four-night run at Movistar Arena through early April as part of a 57-date global tour underpinning the album Lux.

Her latest album Lux, released late last year, is praised for its spiritual, genre-defying nature and features lyrics in multiple languages, including German, English, Sicilian, alongside Spanish.

At the Brit Awards 2026, she was named International Artist of the Year and performed the single Berghain during the ceremony.

In Milan, she abruptly halted the Lux tour concert on March 24 due to severe illness, telling the crowd she was very sick and had been vomiting and in pain before stopping and apologizing.

She warned she might suspend the show if she could not physically continue and ultimately canceled the remainder of the performance after attempting to push through the illness.

The Milan stop, held at the Unipol Forum before about 11,000 fans, was the tour’s only Italian date and ran shorter than usual, about 45 minutes into a set that typically spans longer.

Reports noted fans were asked to leave the venue in an orderly manner after the lights came on as the show ended early.

There were requests for official comment from Rosalía’s representatives following the Milan incident.

Industry context notes that touring illnesses are amplified by travel, jet lag, and performance demands, highlighting the strain on artists.

Fans expressed support on social media, praising her openness about illness and applauding her efforts to perform, even as many wished for her swift recovery.

There was no confirmed rescheduling for Milan at that time, with Madrid dates scheduled to begin March 30 and other European stops continuing; the tour would later head to Lisbon in early April.