Rosalía fans who were hoping to see her perform in Florida during her Lux World Tour will have to wait, as all three shows have been postponed until further notice.
The artist's representatives confirmed this news to the publication. Billboard , without providing further details.
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The news was announced on Thursday (June 4) in a post on the official Instagram account of the Kaseya Center, the venue where the two Miami concerts that would have kicked off the US leg of her tour were scheduled to take place.
«"Due to family circumstances, Rosalía is forced to postpone her upcoming Miami concerts on June 4th and 6th. She regrets disappointing her fans, but circumstances have left her no other choice," the statement reads, asking viewers to hold on to their tickets. "We will provide more information soon. Thank you for your patience.".
In a statement, Live Nation confirmed the postponement of the third concert, which was previously scheduled for Monday, June 8, at the Kia Center in Orlando.
«"Due to family circumstances, Rosalía is forced to postpone her upcoming concerts in Miami and Orlando," Live Nation said in a statement. "She regrets disappointing her fans, but circumstances have left her no other choice. While tour organizers consider rescheduling the shows, please hold on to your ticket. More details will be released soon.".
Rosalía's LUX tour includes 42 arena shows in 17 countries across Europe, the UK, North America, and Latin America. The North American leg includes 11 concerts in cities including Boston, Toronto, New York, Chicago, Houston, Las Vegas, Los Angeles, San Diego, and Oakland.
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