Rosalía expands her album “Lux” with the edition “Lux (Complete Works)” with four bonus tracks – a conceptual work between pop, classical and avant-garde that continues to grow.
With her current album LUX, the Spanish artist Rosalía opens a new chapter – and at the same time radically moves away from the pop culture coordinates that her predecessor MOTOMAMI had shaped. Three years after this global success, LUX will be released in November 2025 as their fourth studio album and presents itself less as a collection of songs than as a through-composed work of art between pop, classical and avant-garde.
Album bonus with four new tracks
With the expanded version LUX (COMPLETE WORKS), released in 2026, this concept is further condensed and expanded – an indication that Rosalía does not see her album as a completed product, but as an open, evolving work of art.
With the expanded edition LUX (COMPLETE WORKS), the singer takes her original concept even further: the release not only adds several bonus tracks to the album, but also deepens its narrative and sonic structure. The additional pieces seem less like classic “extras” and more like conscious extensions of the entire work – new perspectives on central motifs such as transcendence, physicality and self-dissolution.
Musically, these tracks range from reduced, sacred-sounding compositions to more experimental, electronically influenced passages that further expand the album’s arc of excitement. LUX (COMPLETE WORKS) underlines the claim to be not just an album, but an ongoing artistic project that unfolds beyond its original form.
Rosalia on tour
The artist is currently on a world tour. This started in Lyon in March 2026. With over 50 dates she will be performing in Europe, North and South America until late summer.
