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After almost three years, Rosalia is going back on tour with Lux, in support of her album of the same name.

The Spanish singer will begin her tour in March of 2026 in Lyon, France, with a multitude of planned stops all over the U.S. including Miami, Boston, Las Vegas, New York and more. The “La Perla” singer will also be making stops in South America, Mexico and the Caribbean. If you didn’t know, Lux dropped late in 2025, Nov. 7 to be exact, and made a lot of noise, specifically for the track “Berghain” which was released ahead of the album as a single. The multi-lingual track features Björk and Yves Tumor, some of Rosalia’s frequent collaborators. The album dominated Billboard’s charts, landing the number one spot on the Top Latin Albums, Top Latin Pop Albums, Classical Albums, Classical Crossover and World Albums charts.

It’s safe to say that Rosalia’s new offering was a popular one, which means competition to snag tickets to her supporting tour will, and has been, crazy. Thus far, multiple stops on her tour have already been closed to sold-out, despite tickets having gone on sale on Dec. 11, just eight days ago from the time of writing. If you’re looking to get tickets, especially ones that won’t leave your bank account ransacked in the new year, then you’ll want to keep reading.

ShopBillboard has flagged a bunch of ticketing options for affordable prices, yes, even on Ticketmaster. We’ve also included codes you can use, on us, that will save you some extra coin. Moral of the story? You’ll want to act fast before they sell out for good. While you’re at it, why not take up learning Spanish with Rosetta Stone so you can comprehend some of your fave Rosalia songs? The language learning subscription is offering 50% off their Lifetime subscription.

Here’s Where You Can Still Buy Tickets to Rosalia’s 2026 ‘Lux’ World Tour

Ticketmaster has a slew of good seating options for Rosalia’s tour that are pretty close to the stage, with standard tickets at some venues starting at as low as $93. If you do want affordable tickets through the site, you’re more likely to find ones in the nosebleeds unfortunately. The ticketing service offers a Fan Guarantee which allows for cancellations, refunds or exchanges within 24 hours of booking, subject to certain exclusions.

The ticketing site also recently announced that they’re barring fans and brokers from operating multiple accounts on its platform. They also plan to shut down its long criticized TradeDesk ticket uploading application and start requiring ticket brokers to hand over their Social Security numbers in order to sell tickets on Ticketmaster’s resale platform, further making sure your tickets are secure.