For anyone, seeing Rosalía in concert is already a privilege, but imagine seeing a music goddess like her in a place, in a space, and in an experience where she is the goddess and you are the queen or king. This is what Marriott Bonvoy, the travel platform of Marriott International, offers. And this is what this newspaper experienced at the last concert of Rosalía's tour in Europe.
At the final European date of her worldwide LUX tour at The O2, Rosalía once again achieved perfection. Enjoying the show from the newly renovated Premium Suite of Marriott Bonvoy not only makes you feel like royalty but also offers a luxurious experience of one of the most ambitious live performances in modern music.
Marriott Bonvoy Moments offers its members the opportunity to redeem Marriott Bonvoy points for unforgettable events and experiences related to their passions: art and lifestyle, sports, gastronomy, and entertainment. These can be redeemed at a fixed price or through auctions, using Marriott Bonvoy points. Marriott Bonvoy Moments cover the world and include opportunities such as stays at exceptional hotels and resorts, premium seats for some of the most sought-after events, dinners and cooking classes led by renowned chefs, backstage concert passes, music festivals, access to the playing field and encounters with artists at sports events, and movie premieres.
It may sound like just another event, but Marriott turns it into an exclusive event that kicked off on May 6th at the London hotel The Dixon, Tower Bridge, Autograph Collection, next to Tower Bridge in the heart of the British capital, which is part of Marriott Bonvoy's extensive global portfolio. Housed in a restored Edwardian building, The Dixon seamlessly combines London's history with contemporary sophistication. Its discreet elegance set the tone for what would be the night, serving as the perfect prelude before heading to one of the most iconic entertainment venues in the capital, the O2.
The LUX tour by Rosalía has marked the beginning of an exciting year of musical experiences for Marriott Bonvoy, offering exclusive access to events such as live concerts at the O2 Arena in London and the Uber Arena in Berlin, or like Celine Dion Paris 2026, where Marriott Bonvoy will offer unique moments and packages for its members in celebration of the return to the Paris stages of one of the most iconic voices in music in September and October.
After the prelude at The Dixon, one arrives at the O2 dazzled by a modern and massive architectural venue. Entering the newly renovated Premium Suite, at that precise moment, one ceases to be a common mortal and transforms into the king or queen of the evening.
The panoramic view of the venue, worthy of a movie; the attentive waitstaff, so focused on each guest that they ensured no drink went unfinished; the carefully selected food; the comfort of the armchairs, the freedom of space, the possibility of seeing and hearing Rosalía as if she and you were the only ones in the O2...
Four minutes before the start, the waitress alerts you: "Please take your seats to secure the front row of the box." The lights dim, and the first chords play. Rosalía then appeared before the London audience with honesty and vulnerability, taking a moment at the start of the show to talk about her fatigue from the tour and the previous night's performance. But not even fatigue could diminish her artistry.
Rosalía constantly paused to thank the fans who had traveled long distances to attend the concert, expressing sincere gratitude for the energy that accompanied her during the last night of the European tour. And from the Marriott Premium Suite, one felt as if Rosalía was speaking directly to them. The comfort of the place allowed for dancing, getting emotional, moving around, stepping out if needed, ultimately enjoying a unique experience, within reach of very few, but Marriott brings it down from the Olympus of the gods.