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Overview
- The 42-date itinerary begins on March 16, 2026 in Lyon and concludes on September 3 in San Juan, covering Europe, North America and Latin America.
- Lisbon will host shows at MEO Arena on April 8–9, with a presale on December 9 and general on-sale on December 11 via the artist’s official channels.
- Brazil receives one date at Rio de Janeiro’s Farmasi Arena on August 10, with ticket sales opening December 10 on Ticketmaster and local outlets reporting price ranges and VIP options.
- The Latin America leg follows Bogotá and includes Santiago (July 24–25), Buenos Aires (August 1–2), Rio (August 10), Guadalajara (August 15), Monterrey (August 19) and Mexico City (August 24 and 26).
- Released in November, Lux was recorded with the London Symphony Orchestra under Daníel Bjarnason and features collaborators such as Björk, following promotional events in Rio including a Cristo Redentor listening session.