Rosalía Thanks Fans for ‘Understanding’ Postponed Tour Dates: ‘Loved Ones Need to Come First’

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Rosalía returned to the stage in Boston, Massachusetts to kick off the U.S. leg of her Lux world tour. The Spanish singer had not performed in a month since wrapping her European dates back in May. She was originally set to open her U.S. tour with a June 4 stop in Miami, but was forced to postpone the shows at the last minute “due to a family emergency.” Trending Stories Jaimoe Is the Last Original Allman Brothers Member. He Saw It Coming Olivia Rodrigo Tells a Beautiful, Crushing Love Story Shakira and Burna Boy Deliver Electric Performance of ‘Dai Dai’ to Kick Off the FIFA 2026 World Cup The Only Constant of the Iran War Is Trump Saying It’s About to End

As Rosalía debuted new outfits and a slightly different stage design, she also made a point to address her “absence” from the stage. “It’s such an honor for me to be able to perform for you,” she began. “Unfortunately, I had to be absent last week. Thank you for understanding. Loved ones need to come first,” she said. Rosalía continued: “And being here with you, I think that when something unexpected and painful happens, it can be hard to keep going. But I truly believe that this is worth it. And I thank you for coming. I’m going to do this show with all the love that I have. And hopefully there’s something in it that you can take with you, I hope. Honestly, that would make me happier. I love you guys so much.”

Gracias por tanto 🥹❤️‍🩹 nosotros siempre estaremos ahí Rosi 💘 #rosalia #luxtour #boston #elviajedeivan #Viral

Rosalía’s tour dates that were originally scheduled for June 4, June 6, and June 8 in Miami and Orlando respectively have officially been postponed to September with the Kaseye Center dates on the Sept. 14 and 16, and the KIA Center show on Sept. 9. Next week, the Spanish singer will hit New York’s iconic Madison Square Garden before she continues the tour in major U.S. cities like Chicago and Los Angeles this summer.

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