Rosalía's Concerts Postponed
Rosalía Postpones Miami and Orlando Concerts Due to Unforeseen Family Emergency
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Rosalía has postponed three Florida shows on her LUX Tour 2026 due to a family emergency. The affected dates are Miami's Kaseya Center on June 4 and June 6, and Orlando's Kia Center on June 8, Live Nation Florida confirmed via social media on the afternoon of June 4.
"Due to a family emergency, Rosalía has to postpone her upcoming shows in Miami and Orlando," the promoter said. "She is sorry to disappoint her fans, but the circumstances have left her with no other choice." No personal statement from the artist has been issued. The next scheduled tour date is June 11 at TD Garden in Boston, El Periódico reported.
Last-Minute News Caught Many Fans Off Guard
Live Nation Florida posted the postponement announcement at around 4:30 PM local time on June 4 — just hours before the doors were set to open. Some fans learned about it through a banner on the Ticketmaster app rather than a direct email, Levante EMV noted. Several ticketholders had already traveled from other states and countries for what was meant to be the North American kickoff of the tour.
One fan on social media wrote: "I flew into Miami yesterday... this really sucks." The Miami shows had been in high demand — a second night was added earlier this year due to overwhelming ticket requests. Venue capacity at Kaseya Center runs roughly 19,000 to 20,000 per night, meaning tens of thousands of ticketholders are directly affected across the three dates.
LUX Tour Has Already Faced Setbacks Since March
The Florida postponement is not the first trouble on this run. On March 25, Rosalía stopped a sold-out show in Milan's Unipol Forum after just 11 songs due to severe food poisoning. She told the 15,000-strong crowd: "I'm basically on the floor trying my best... but I physically can't continue," El Periódico Mediterráneo reported.
The LUX Tour launched on March 16 in Lyon, France. It spans 42 venues across 17 countries, making it Rosalía's most ambitious touring run to date. The show supports her fourth studio album, *LUX*, recorded with the London Symphony Orchestra. Miami held special meaning: Rosalía lived there for a year while writing the album, Diario de Mallorca noted.
Refunds Available Within 30-Day Window
Ticketholders will be able to request full refunds within 30 days once a new date is announced, according to standard Live Nation Florida policy, La Nueva España reported. Ticket prices for the Florida shows ranged from as low as $22 for Orlando to $29 starting in Miami — a sharp contrast to the New York Madison Square Garden dates on June 16 and 17, where resale prices start at $291.
Refunds cover the face value of tickets. Fans who spent money on flights and hotels are unlikely to recover those costs. Florida consumer protection rules generally allow refunds if a fan cannot attend the rescheduled date, El Correo Gallego reported. Live Nation has not yet announced new dates for the three postponed shows.
Boston Show on June 11 Is Now the Key Test
All attention now shifts to the June 11 date at TD Garden in Boston. If the family situation is resolved within the week, the rest of the North American leg — including two nights at Madison Square Garden in New York — should go ahead as planned, Información reported. But if the emergency extends beyond that, more postponements could follow.
Music industry observers note a wider pattern of tour disruptions in 2026, with several major artists scaling back or canceling dates. Rosalía's case differs in that her Miami concerts sold out fast and demand was strong. The focus now is on whether she can return to the stage within days, El Periódico de Aragón noted.
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