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Rosalía was forced to postpone her concerts in Miami and Orlando this Thursday, part of the North American leg of her world tour LUX Tour 2026, due to a family emergency, as announced by the promoter Live Nation Florida on their social media.
«Due to a family emergency, Rosalía is forced to postpone her upcoming concerts in Miami and Orlando. She regrets disappointing her fans, but circumstances have left her with no other option,» announced Live Nation Florida on its official account.
The promoter did not specify the nature of the emergency nor provide new dates for the postponed shows.
The affected concerts are three: the two scheduled at the Kaseya Center in Miami for today and Saturday, June 6, and the one at the Kia Center in Orlando on Monday, June 8.
Live Nation asked attendees to keep their tickets while the tour team works on rescheduling: "As the tour team manages the date changes, please keep your tickets. More information will be available soon."
Miami was the first stop of the North American leg of the tour, which began in Europe on March 16 in Lyon and concluded its stage on the old continent on May 6.
The Boston concert, scheduled for June 11 at TD Garden, is still on for now, as confirmed by the EFE agency.
After Boston, the LUX Tour 2026 has scheduled stops in Toronto, New York, Chicago, Houston, Las Vegas, Inglewood, San Diego, and Oakland, between June and July, before continuing through Latin America starting July 16 with dates in Bogotá, Santiago, Buenos Aires, Rio de Janeiro, Guadalajara, Monterrey, Mexico City, and San Juan.
The performance holds a particularly significant component for the Cuban audience in Miami: the Cuban conductor Yudania Gómez Heredia, born in Santa Clara in 1994 and based in Germany, is leading the Heritage Orchestra on the tour.
Rosalía personally contacted Yudania Gómez after seeing a video on Instagram in which the Cuban analyzed the song "Berghain" from the album Lux, the fourth studio album of the Spanish artist, released in November 2025.
The singer also has Cuban roots through her great-grandfather, which creates a special connection for her with the island's community in South Florida.
The tour, which consists of 42 concerts in 17 countries, is scheduled to conclude on September 3, 2026, in San Juan, Puerto Rico.
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