Rosalia halts Milan Lux Tour show mid-performance, citing severe food poisoning
rosalia cut short a Lux Tour stop in Milan after telling the audience she was “extremely sick” and experiencing what she described as severe food poisoning, ending the concert before the full set could be completed.
What happened onstage in Milan
The interruption took place on Wednesday, March 25 (ET), at the Unipol Forum in Milan. During the performance, rosalia addressed the crowd and said she had tried to push through the set but could not continue. In remarks captured in videos shared by concertgoers on social media, she said she was feeling “extremely sick, ” described “big time food poisoning, ” and said she had been vomiting backstage.
She apologized to the audience, added that she hoped she could return “in better conditions, ” and then ended the show prematurely.
How the shortened set compared with typical Lux Tour performances
The Milan concert ended after 11 songs, concluding with “De madrugá, ” a track from LUX, after the final song in the second act. The same tour has been described as a large-scale production structured in acts, with earlier performances featuring additional songs beyond the point reached in Milan.
Elsewhere on the Lux Tour, the show has been described as spanning multiple acts and blending stylistic elements including opera, flamenco, and techno, with theatrical staging and immersive set design. The set has also been described as mixing newer material with well-known tracks, with visual sequences that shift the stage environment over the course of the performance.
What is known about scheduling and next steps
No official statement had been issued by rosalia’s team or local promoters regarding the Milan cancellation, potential rescheduling, or possible adjustments to the immediate tour schedule.
The Lux Tour began March 16 (ET) in Lyon, France, and the next scheduled stop is March 30 (ET) at the Movistar Arena in Madrid, with additional dates planned there on April 1, April 3, and April 4 (ET) before the European run continues.
