Rosalía: the setlist from the Milan concert at Unipol Forum in Assago. Upcoming dates of the Lux Tour

On Wednesday, November 25, Rosalía will bring the “Lux Tour” to Italy with a stop at the Unipol Forum in Assago (Milan). It's a highly anticipated date marking the Spanish artist's return to our country.

Buoyed by the success of “Lux”, released last November (number 1 on OndaRock's 2025 chart, and which climbed as high as fourth place on Italy's Fimi best-selling albums chart, Rosalía will take the stage on Wednesday, March 25 at the Unipol Forum (via G. di Vittorio 6, Assago). According to the Ticketone website, the concert is set to begin at 8:30pm.

This won't be a simple concert, but a full-blown artistic performance. Rosalía's show, in fact, overturns the traditional criteria of live performance,

offering an immersive experience.

The Milan concert setlist

Based on what Setlist reported for the March 22 date in Zurich, here is the likely setlist for Rosalía's Milan concert (Forum di Assago):

• Overture
• Sexo, violencia y llantas
• Reliquia
• Porcelana
• Divinize
• Mio Cristo piange diamanti
• Berghain
• SAOKO
• LA FAMA
• LA COMBI VERSACE
• De madrugá
• El redentor
• Can’t Take My Eyes Off You
• La perla
• Sauvignon blanc
• La yugular
• Dios es un stalker
• La rumba del perdón
• CUUUUuuuuuute
• BIZCOCHITO
• DESPECHÁ
• Novia robot
• Focu ‘ranni
• Magnolias

The first act of the Catalan star's tour, arriving four years after “Motomami”, played out in front of 16,000 spectators at the LDLC Arena in Lyon. Rosalía opened the show with a theatrical entrance, emerging from a box like a relic. The opener, "Porcelana", blends electronics, dance and operatic touches, backed by a small orchestra positioned at the center of the floor. The concert runs over two hours and is almost entirely centered on “Lux”, the album conceived as a true symphony, recorded with orchestra and choir.

The setlist featured fifteen of the album's eighteen tracks, including “Berghain” (with a vocal contribution from Björk and elaborate choreography), “Sauvignon blanc” and “Mio Cristo piange diamanti”. The latter became one of the most intense moments of the night: Rosalía, alone and dressed in white, sang in Italian before a silent crowd.

The show alternated between visual tableaux and scene changes. On “CUUUUuuuuuute” the action shifted to the central platform: a large suspended cube released smoke like an incense burner as the orchestra reworked the track into an electro-symphonic version. In the finale came a tribute to Eurythmics with “Sweet Dreams (Are Made Of This)”. Among the most striking moments was the cover of “Can't Take My Eyes Off You”: Rosalía posed inside a frame while fans climbed onto the stage to photograph her, turning her into a living work of art.

The “Lux Tour”, in short, is shaping up to be one of the season's most notable musical events.

Upcoming Lux Tour dates

After the Milan show, Rosalía will continue the European leg of the tour — which arrives roughly four years after the Motomami World Tour — hitting numerous other cities, from Madrid to London, via Lisbon, Amsterdam and Berlin. Here are the upcoming dates:

• March 30 – Madrid
• April 1 – Madrid
• April 3 – Madrid
• April 4 – Madrid
• April 8 – Lisbon
• April 9 – Lisbon
• April 13 – Barcelona
• April 15 – Barcelona
• April 17 – Barcelona
• 18 April – Barcelona
• 22 April – Amsterdam
• 23 April – Amsterdam
• 27 April – Antwerp
• 29 April – Cologne
• 1 May – Berlin
• 5 May – London
• 6 May – London

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