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Rosalía Reschedules New York Concert to Accommodate Knicks Championship Celebration

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Spanish singer Rosalía has moved her concert at Madison Square Garden, originally set for June 18, to June 16. This change is due to the New York Knicks' championship celebrations, marking their first NBA title in over 50 years. The concert on June 17 remains unchanged. Earlier this month, Rosalía also postponed three concerts in Florida due to a family emergency, with new dates set for September 9 and September 14-16 for her Miami and Orlando shows.

Key Details: • Rosalía's concert at Madison Square Garden rescheduled from June 18 to June 16. • The June 17 concert remains confirmed without changes. • Knicks championship celebrations are the reason for the schedule change. • Florida concerts postponed to September 9, 14, and 16.

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