Ballet meets techno, confessions on stage: Rosalía’s “LUX” tour stops in Cologne and Berlin. Here you can find the setlist, tickets and all directions.
As part of her world tour with a total of 57 concerts in 31 cities, Rosalía is on the road with her album “LUX”. In Germany she will perform at the Lanxess Arena in Cologne on April 29th and in Berlin on May 1st before the tour continues to North and Latin America.
Their concerts are considered visually and musically extraordinary: ballet elements on pointe meet hard techno bass, some of which are accompanied by a live orchestra. Each song is structured like its own staged performance. The audience is also involved – among other things, fans make personal “confessions” on stage.
All information about the Cologne show – April 29th
Tickets & Prices
The official tickets are already sold out. Tickets are currently available via resale platforms starting at around 87 euros.
times
Admission begins at 6:30 p.m. The concert starts at 8:30 p.m. There is no information about a support act.
Directions
The concert will take place in the Lanxess Arena, the address is: Willy-Brandt-Platz 3, 50679 Cologne.
By public transport
Arriving by public transport is easy as there are several stops directly at the arena. These include the Deutz/Messe train station, Cologne-Deutz and Deutz-Kalker Bad. These are served by tram lines 1, 3, 4 and 9 and bus lines 150, 153, 156, 250 and 260.
By car
From the direction of Düsseldorf, Oberhausen or Dortmund, take the A3 towards Frankfurt to the Cologne-Ost motorway junction, then take the B55 towards Cologne-Zentrum to the LANXESS arena exit. From the direction of Olpe or Siegen, the route via the A4/B55 also leads to the LANXESS arena exit.
If you are traveling from Frankfurt, take the A3 to the Heumar motorway triangle, change there to the A4 towards Aachen to the Gremberg motorway junction and then take the A559 towards Cologne-Deutz. From the direction of Bonn or from Cologne/Bonn Airport, you can get there directly via the A559 in the direction of Cologne center or Deutz.
From the direction of Aachen, Koblenz or Euskirchen, the route takes you via the A4 towards Olpe or Frankfurt to the Gremberg motorway junction and from there via the A559 to Cologne-Deutz. Travelers from Krefeld or Neuss use the A57 to the end of the motorway and then take the B55 towards Zoobrücke to the LANXESS Arena exit.
Park
The LANXESS arena parking garages P1 to P4 are signposted. The access routes are via Opladener Straße, which is located in the tunnel under the LANXESS arena: towards the city center to P1/P3, towards the city exit to P1/P2. You can reach P4 and the bus parking lot P5 via Gummersbacher Straße. The maximum headroom is 1.90 m.
Possible setlist
The following setlist is based on previous shows on the “LUX” tour and is subject to change at short notice.
- Overture
- Sexo, violencia y llantas
- Relic
- Porcelana
- Divinize
- Mio Cristo piange diamanti
- Berghain
- SAOKO
- LA FAMA
- LA COMBI VERSACE
- De madrugá
- El redentor
- Can’t Take My Eyes Off You (Frankie Valli cover)
- Confessional
- La pearl
- Malamente (snippet)
- Sauvignon Blanc
- La yugular
- God is a stalker
- La rumba del perdón
- CUUUUuuuuuute
- BIZCOCHITO
- DESPECHÁ
- Focus ‘ranni
- Magnolias
All information about the Berlin show – May 1st
Tickets & Prices
The regular tickets are sold out. However, premium tickets are still available on the Uber Arena website for around 350 euros. These include an exclusive seat in the best category as well as padded seats for increased comfort. In addition, one premium parking space is included for every two tickets. Buyers also receive access to a separate premium entrance, the premium lounge, guest service and a free cloakroom.
times
Admission begins at 6:30 p.m. The concert starts at 8:30 p.m. There is no information about a support act.
Directions to Berlin
The concert will take place at the Uber Arena. The address is: Uber Platz 1, 10243 Berlin.
By public transport
The Uber Arena is close to the Warschauer Straße and Ostbahnhof train stations. The U1 and U3 as well as the buses 300, 347 and N1 (night bus) stop at the Warschauer Straße subway station. In addition to the S-Bahn, regional and long-distance trains also run at Ostbahnhof. Buses 140, 142, 147, 240, 248, 347 and N40 (night bus) go directly to the arena. It’s around a five-minute walk from Warschauer Straße and around twelve minutes from Ostbahnhof.
By car
Danger: On May 1st, many streets in Berlin are closed. Due to the public holiday, we advise against traveling by car.
If you come via the A24, drive to the Pankow district, then take the B109. Follow this as well as Greifswalder Str./B2 and Lichtenberger Str. to Mildred-Harnack-Straße in the Friedrichshain-Kreuzberg district.
If you come via the A9, drive to Tempelhofer Damm/B96, follow the signs for Berlin, take exit 20 on the A100 – Tempelhofer Damm and then follow the B96 as well as Waterloo-Ufer and Adalbertstrasse to Mildred-Harnack-Strasse in the Friedrichshain-Kreuzberg district.
Park
There is a dedicated parking garage directly at the arena called Uber Arena. There are also two Contipark parking garages at Uber Platz and a parking garage opposite that is part of the East Side Mall. The DB-BahnPark underground car park at Ostbahnhof is also available.
