Unreleased and without a date confirmed, the album is expected to release in as little as three months – though it seems the singer is keen to share her new sound with her fans in the mean time.

The singer announced the upcoming release of ‘White Feather Hawk Tail Deer Hunter’ via Instagram on February 7th, and that whilst she understands the heavy demand for the album, she wanted fans to “enjoy the single first”.

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In another recent video, she talks about her getting to have a “minute to [herself] and to just enjoy one of the songs being out”, alongside a spiritual appreciation for the song’s release being on a solar eclipse and the Chinese new year of the fire horse, a clear indicator of the singer’s resonance with the album being a new beginning.

“I got a beautiful video of the solar eclipse and I started my morning with the most fiery pink and red sky, so I’m hoping to bring that energy into today, into tomorrow.”

The single released on February 17th with a self-recorded music video debuting yesterday. Written with help of her husband, sister, and brother in law, the track is a beautifully haunting fusion of Southern gothic country. The accompanying music video shows the stereotypically beautiful and romanticised “sad-girl” image of Lana through a darker, even ghostly lens – certainly alluding to a new arc in the singer’s musical aesthetic. Faithful collaborator Jack Antonoff assisted in producing this new sound, and helped to find what Lana described as “that magical chord”.

In interview with W, Lana explains the many changes made to the album since its announcement in 2024, including a name change from ‘Lasso’ then further as ‘The Right Person Will Stay’, until finally ‘Stove’ came about in August 2025. ‘Stove‘ will be the singer’s 10th studio album, and will undoubtedly endure worldwide success as did her several previous award-winning albums like ‘Norman Fucking Rockwell‘ and ‘Born to Die‘.

In the almost two years since its announcement, the album has undergone several changes and edits, including additional tracks which have contributed to its delay in release. 

Now, with new and exciting glimpses of Lana’s new era being steadily released, it seems fans can finally start to get excited about the singer’s 10th studio album.

“Stove, coming soon.” 

Both the single and music video are out now and are available on streaming platforms. 

@milliefisherr screaming crying lana brought out addison to sing diet pepsi #lanadelrey #lanadelreyedit #addisonrae #dietpepsi #wembley ♬ original sound – millieee . ݁

Rae star rose to fame in 2019 with her first song release in 2021, ‘Obsessed’. From there, her preppy online personality, which initially gained traction on TikTok, has made some vast changes.  In an interview with Elle she says, “I wasn’t going to let being cringe and posting a million videos stop me. And now that I look back at it, I don’t feel embarrassed about anything I ever posted. I can appreciate that girl and say that was a girl who was going to make it happen, no matter what that meant doing.”. Now, she’s making music with a different tone. Last year, Rae featured on Charli XCX’s hyper-pop track ‘Von Dutch A.G. Cook Remix Featuring Addison Rae’ and the British artist’s melancholic influence can be seen in Rae’s following releases.

Her latest album ‘Addison’ reached number 2 on the Official Albums Chart with her classic pop vocals alongside a new siren quality and dream-pop style. This was heard most strikingly in the most popular single from the album ‘Diet Pepsi’.  Similarly, her image is darker and messier in the music video for her track ‘Headphones on’ as she sings in a grunge-inspired landscape wearing a pink wig with lyrics, “Need a cigarette to make me feel better”.

Many fans were shocked to see her smoking a cigarette and posted on TikTok about the “rebrand”.  

@un1verse.eat3r addison mama put us ON ♬ Headphones On – Addison Rae

Following the ‘Diet Pepsi’ duet, the artists gave a surprise heartfelt performance of Del Rey’s ‘57.5’, an unreleased track from her upcoming album ‘The Right Person Will Stay’. The crowd went crazy for this popular forthcoming track, already having learnt all the lyrics so they could sing along. 

@iamnotasadboy 57.5 by Lana Del Rey ft @Addison (Wembley Night 1) #fyp ♬ original sound – terrence

With Lana Del Rey’s legendary status in tragic romance hits, Rae shared her sentimentality to perform with the Brit Award winner on Instagram.  

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Rae will be taking off for The Addison Tour this summer, performing in Dublin on 26 August and hitting Europe, the U.S. and Australia until November.

Meanwhile, Del Rey is performing at the Hinterland Festival in Iowa on 3 August. Find tickets for Rae’s next shows here and for Del Rey’s upcoming performances on her official website.

She shared a post confirming the supporting acts on her Instagram. English indie-pop band London Grammar will be joining for the opening show of the tour, tonight at Cardiff’s Principality Stadium.

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Electro-pop singer-songwriter Banks will join Lana for her next three shows at Glasgow (June 26), Liverpool (28) and Dublin (30). For the following two dates at Wembley Stadium on July 4 and 5, rising popstar Addison Rae will feature as support.

Fans are still anticipating Lana’s next release – when this tour was announced in November, it was said to be in support of her upcoming tenth studio album, ‘Lasso’. The project was then renamed ‘The Right Person Will Stay’, but in a now deleted Instagram video posted in April, she told followers the album had undergone a second name change and wouldn’t be released in May.

She has released two tracks from the album so far. ‘Bluebird’ and ‘Henry, Come Over’, both of which showcase an acoustic, folky style that still captures her signature atmospheric sound. Back in January, she stated that the upcoming project would delve into country music, while exploring other genres throughout the record.

As fans gear up to watch Lana perform in the UK, certain cities are taking measures to accommodate the concert goers for these big gigs. As she plays Hampden Park National Stadium in Glasgow on Thursday (June 26), rail operator ScotRail has announced extra trains and carriages for the concert, between Glasgow Central and Mount Florida (the closest station to the stadium).

There will also be measures put in place in Cardiff for her show tonight, with a number of road closures planned around the stadium and in Cardiff city centre to ensure that fans can travel to and from Principality Stadium safely.

You can view the full tour dates below:

LANA DEL REY 2025 UK/IRELAND TOUR – 

JUNE

23 – Principality Stadium, Cardiff
26 – Hampden Park, Glasgow
28 – Anfield Stadium, Liverpool
30 – Aviva Stadium, Dublin

JULY
03 – Wembley Stadium, London
04 – Wembley Stadium, London

Remaining tickets for Lana’s tour can be found on Ticketmaster, here.

It was reported that 1.54 million tickets were sold via O2 Priority between January and November of this year – this is a remarkable 12% increase from the same time period in 2023.

O2 and Virgin Media customers are granted with the Priority Tickets reward platform, which enables them to have exclusive early access to the sale of tickets to some of the biggest events in the UK. Along with this, members can receive other benefits including VIP Hospitality packages, queue jump and a range of discounts.

What gig tickets did you buy this year?

2024 is not over just yet, but the @O2 #Priority Tickets platform has already had a record-breaking year! Over 1.54 million tickets were sold January to November – a 12% increase on the same time period in 2023.

Tours by #DuaLipa,… pic.twitter.com/xA0QVbej9R

— Virgin Media O2 News (@VMO2News) December 20, 2024

The biggest selling tours of 2024 according to the level of Priority Tickets sold, reveals the UK have an eclectic taste when it concerns entertainment.

Dua Lipa was crowned the top spot on the list. The pop sensation released her third album, ‘Radical Optimism’ this year alongside the announcement of a 2025 world tour, named after the LP. With her own ITV Special and memorable hits like ‘Houdini’ and ‘Training Season’, it is no surprise Lipa claims this spot. As the highest-selling artist on the list, it should be noted that the ticket sales for her upcoming tour were partnered with O2’s priority platform, announced through an enticingly iconic ‘Walk’ ad to increase hype for the events.

Lipa’s runner-up was none other than legendary British comedian Peter Kay. As a much-loved comedian in the UK, Kay’s upcoming tour will consist of a residency at London’s prestigious O2 Arena; with many sold out dates on this tour and some fans reporting being over 20,000 in the queue for tickets, extra shows have been added to meet demand.

Despite only announcing her tour at the end of November, Lana Del Rey claimed the third spot on the list. The forthcoming tour will mark the ‘Video Games’ singer’s first stadium tour in the UK and will be some of the first shows to witness performances of tracks from her unreleased album ‘The Right Person Will Stay’.

Other artists on the list include Usher, who continues to ride the success of his halftime performance at this year’s Super Bowl in February, along with Billie Eilish, who released her third album ‘Hit Me Hard and Soft’ this year and has spent the last few months touring the album in the US.

Gareth Griffiths, Director of Partnerships and Sponsorship at Virgin Media O2 commented on the success of this year’s O2 Priority Tickets reward platform: “There have been massive tours announced this year, ones that will go on to define an entire generation of music and entertainment.”

He continued: “With a relentless demand from O2 and Virgin Media broadband customers for access to live shows, we’re now seeing Priority Tickets smash its own sale records again this year”.

As the future remains hopeful for the continued success of Priority Tickets, it must be emphasised this comes at a time when ticket-buying experiences have become excruciating for fans who wait in online queues for hours or have to deal with dynamic pricing at checkout. Priority Tickets aims to create a hassle-free ticket-buying experience for its customers and gig-goers.

 The biggest-selling tours this year according to Priority Tickets:

1. Dua Lipa
2. Peter Kay
3. Lana Del Rey
4. Usher
5. Billie Eilish
6. Bruce Springsteen
7. Justin Timberlake
8. Linkin Park
9. Tate McRae
10. Iron Maiden

]]> https://www.mxdwn.co.uk/news/o2-priority-reveal-the-best-selling-tours-of-2024/feed/ 0 https://www.mxdwn.co.uk/news/lana-del-rey-sells-out-wembley-stadium/ https://www.mxdwn.co.uk/news/lana-del-rey-sells-out-wembley-stadium/#comments Sat, 30 Nov 2024 13:19:17 +0000 http://www.mxdwn.co.uk/?p=103405 Lana Del Rey has sold out her biggest stadium show yet in Wembley as part of her UK & Ireland Tour 2025, marking this the biggest solo show of her career. Another date for Wembley has been added for July 4th, with tickets being nearly sold out for this date too. Lana will perform for 91,000 people at Wembley Stadium.

Lana Del Rey sells out Wembley Stadium, marking the biggest show of her career. pic.twitter.com/jDUzRuJJC1

— Buzzing Pop (@BuzzingPop) November 29, 2024

The UK and Ireland tour 2025 will follow the singer’s successful 2024 festival appearances, including Reading & Leeds. Lana hasn’t done a tour in the UK since 2017 when she promoted her fifth studio album ‘Lust For Life’. The tour will mark her first major stadium shows in the region, with performances scheduled at iconic venues like Cardiff’s Principality Stadium, Glasgow’s Hampden Park, Dublin’s Aviva Stadium, Liverpool’s Anfield, and London’s Wembley Stadium. The tour kicks off on June 23, 2025, and concludes on July 4, 2025​.

this girl just sold out wembley stadium :,) pic.twitter.com/WH0XZ45Wwn
— ✧ hannah ✧ IS SEEING LANA (@3lectrarockwell) November 29, 2024

Some fans have voiced concerns about the prices, noting that even restricted-view seats range from £100 to £120, depending on the venue, often comparing it to the Taylor Swift Eras tour. Taylor Swift’s tour featured an extensive production with elaborate staging, costumes, and a multi-hour setlist, leading to higher ticket pricing. In contrast, Lana Del Rey’s tour, while high-profile, focuses on a more intimate, atmospheric performance style, which may contribute to slightly lower base ticket costs but still faces criticism for restricted-view pricing. Lana Del Rey’s tickets remain generally accessible but are more polarizing due to pricing disparities between venues. Lana hasn’t responded to the backlash.

General ticket prices vary by location:

• London Wembley Stadium: Starting at £71.51.
• Cardiff: Around £80.70.
• Glasgow: Higher, around £160.96.
• Other locations, such as Liverpool, offer similar pricing to Cardiff

Paid £40 to see Lana in 2013 and here we are 12 years later…..with a £100 price increase

— BRYCE (@VANILLAJYCE) November 27, 2024

Prior to announcing this tour, Lana said in May 2024: “I’ve decided not to do a stadium tour this year because I want to go to McCreary County in Kentucky, I want to go meet the people. I want to say hi and have breakfast with them. It’s not always about picking up my money at the stadiums.”

Lana Del Rey reveals why she decided not to do a stadium tour.

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— Pop Base (@PopBase) May 23, 2024

Similarly to this instance, the singer has also decided to rename her upcoming album ‘Lasso‘ to ‘The Right Person Will Stay‘, which is currently set to be released in May 2025 and which the tour will be in support of.

Lana is also set to perform at Anfield Stadium as part of her UK and Ireland tour, further deepening her bond with Liverpool. The singer has developed a strong connection with Liverpool through her admiration for the city’s cultural heritage, particularly its musical and football traditions. She recorded a poignant a cappella version of ‘You’ll Never Walk Alone‘, the iconic anthem of Liverpool FC, for a documentary about the club.

Anfield, are you ready for Lana Del Rey? pic.twitter.com/TuEDEKMEk3

— Liverpool FC Retail (@LFCRetail) November 29, 2024

 For re-sale tickets and the rest of tickets for the additional Wembley Stadium date, you can check Ticketmaster. 

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“The Right Person Will Stay” will be the singer’s tenth studio album, marking a venture into the country genre. She will collaborate again with Jack Antonoff, and Luke Laird, a music producer and writer well known for working in country music. This July she released “Tough”, a collaboration with Quavo. The track combines Quavo’s quintessential rap style and Lana Del Rey’s dreamy vocals, with a clear guitar tune that sounds decidedly country. The hook is catchy in the common country-pop style with the lyrics, “Tough like the scuff on a pair of old leather boots / Like the blue-collar, red-dirt attitude /Like a .38 made out of brass”, standing out in particular. 

Lana Del Rey last performed in the UK in August of this year at the Reading & Leeds Festivals. She also headlined the Hyde Park Festival and Glastonbury in 2023. Besides this, she hasn’t done a tour in the UK since 2017 when she promoted her fifth studio album “Lust For Life”.

Lana Del Rey is a New York-native pop singer who has been active since 2005. She released her first album, “Lana Del Rey”, in 2010, but her first commercial success came when she released the single “Video Games” in 2011. The song went viral, and she signed with labels Polydor and Interscope shortly after. She then released her second album, “Born to Die,” in 2012, with the single “Summertime Sadness” from the same album leading to further chart success. Whilst she has never achieved a number one song in the UK, six of her singles have reached the top ten in the official UK charts, and she has achieved six number one albums including: Born To Die (2012), Ultraviolence (2014), Lust For Life (2017), Norman F**king Rockwell! (2019), Chemtrails Over The Country Club (2021) and Did you know that there’s a tunnel under Ocean Blvd.? (2023).

After a history of constantly reinventing and experimenting with her sound, Del Rey’s newest album is set to explore the country genre whilst still maintaining a sound that is quintessentially her. The album “The Right Person Will Stay”, originally called “Lasso”, is set to release 21 May 2025 following delays. In an interview Vogue this August, Del Rey said, “If anything, it will just be a little lighter lyrically, and more pointed in a classic country, American, or Southern Gothic production—which again, so many of my songs already are.” In an earlier interview with People, on why the album has faced delays she said, “‘Cause I don’t usually feel like I need a pause in the creation process, but if there’s a literal energetic pause that almost feels like physical, then I have to wait and I don’t know why.” The commitment to her craft is what makes Lana Del Rey’s music constantly authentic despite the exploration of sound and genres from album to album.

The UK and Ireland tour in support of “The Right Person Will Stay” is set to start in Cardiff, June 2025. The full list of dates is below.

23/06/2025 – Principality Stadium – Cardiff

26/06 – Hampden Park – Glasgow

28/06 – Anfield Stadium – Liverpool

30/06 – Aviva Stadium – Dublin

03/07 – Wembley Stadium – London

The tickets will go on presale 27 November and general sale 29 November on Ticketmaster. More information can be found here on Ticketmaster Uk, or on the Lana Del Rey official website.

The 23rd instalment of the festival will run across two consecutive weekends as it returns to the Empire Polo Grounds in Indio, California, on April 12-14 and April 19-21. Those seeking full weekend entry will be able to purchase three-day passes this Friday at 11am PT as part of Coachella’s pre-sale.

The Last Dinner Party were first formed in Hackney, London, in 2021 after their friendship circles collided during fresher’s week at university. Known for their Antoinette-style corsets, white Renaissance gowns and tumultuous lyrics, the group appear to have grown a loyal, underground fanbase overnight.

Seemingly the lovechild of Bram Stoker and Angela Carter, Abigail Morris is their unflinching lead vocalist, accompanied by the brilliant Georgia Davies (bass), Lizzie Mayland (guitar), Aurora Nishevci (keys), and Emily Roberts (lead guitar).

Snapped up by Island Records in 2022, the band went on to release their debut single ‘Nothing Matters’ in April of last year, followed by a second single ‘Sinner’ in June, and ‘My Lady of Mercy’ last October, all of which were produced by James Ford, known for his work with The Last Shadow Puppets, Arctic Monkeys, Blur and Gorillaz.

Despite such a slender discography, the band have expertly woven a coded folklore of feminist magic realism that has deeply resonated with their fans, offering up an irresistible concoction of sex, revenge and religion at its core.

The quintet is set to take the stage on Saturday 13 and Saturday 20; however, this isn’t their first rodeo across the Atlantic. The group are expected to attract an eclectic crowd of music lovers following their first North American tour last autumn, alongside an impressive string of shows with Irish folk singer Hozier, and a bucket list of support act positions previously secured with Florence + The Machine, The Rolling Stones and none other than Lana herself.

The band took to Instagram to make the announcement, while also hinting at future shows in the U.S. later this year.

From writhing theatrics on sticky pub floors to signing with one of the world’s most iconic record labels, it appears The Last Dinner Party won’t be the only British rising talent making a name for themselves across the pond this spring. They’ll be joined by the likes of Mercury Prize runner-up Olivia Dean, The Japanese House and electronic music project Jungle.

The festival also will feature a long-awaited reunion of Gwen Stefani-fronted No Doubt, as well as major performances by Blur, Deftones and breakout rapper Ice Spice.

Crowned as BBC Radio 1’s Sound of 2024 and Brit Award Rising Star winners at the end of last year, they are proving to go from strength to strength, riding a goldrush of critical acclaim from every corner of the industry.

In the face of all of the airbrushed glamour and looming controversies from the festival over the past two years, we can’t wait to see what The Last Dinner Party have up their sleeve.

The festival is set to take place from 21 August to 25 August 2024 at Reading’s Richfield Avenue and Bramham Park in Leeds and will follow this year’s festival, which included headliners The 1975, Imagine Dragons, Billie Eilish and The Killers.

American singer-songwriter Lana Del Rey is set to make her long-anticipated Reading and Leeds debut, as will London-based singer and DJ Fred Again. Pop-punk icons Blink-182 will return to headline the famed twin-venue festival for the first time since 2014, while Catfish And The Bottlemen are also set to return, making their first appearance at the festival back in 2021. Another headliner who also featured at the festival in 2021 is Scottish singer-songwriter Gerry Cinnamon.

Watch the music video for Lana Del Rey’s “Summertime Sadness” below:

Liam Gallagher is yet another headliner making a return to Reading and Leeds, having also featured at the 2021 edition. The former Oasis frontman is set to play the entirety of Definitely Maybe to celebrate the 30th anniversary of the acclaimed album, with his appearance at the festival to be preceded by a tour dedicated to the anniversary of said album.

Festival Republic managing director Melvin Benn, the main promoter of Reading and Leeds festival among others, has said of next year’s event, “We are thrilled to announce the first wave of artists for Reading & Leeds 2024. I am very proud that the biggest artists in the world choose to play Reading & Leeds and to have three incredible UK festival exclusives – the electrifying Fred again.., a true generational talent Lana Del Ray and the legendary Blink-182.

Ben continued, “The iconic Liam Gallagher will return to play an all-time classic album ‘Definitely Maybe’ which will be a special moment indeed. We pride ourselves on nurturing artists from the early stages in their career, so to see acts like Catfish & The Bottlemen rising through the festival to headline for the second time is very rewarding. 2023 was a hugely successful year for attendance and sensational audience feedback, and we are eager to build upon this success even further at the UK’s biggest and best music festival.”

Watch the music video for Blink-182’s “What’s My Age Again?” below:

Tickets for the 2024 edition of Reading and Leeds will go on general sale on Thursday 30 November at 8.30am and will be available to purchase here.

This year’s Glastonbury ticket sale has been moved back by two weeks. This is to ensure that everyone who would like to buy a ticket is registered and therefore eligible to purchase one.

The new dates for Glastonbury ticket sale are as follows:

TICKETS PLUS COACH TRAVEL ON… pic.twitter.com/LL5m3HmuQf

— Glastonbury Festival (@glastonbury) November 2, 2023

Glastonbury have apologised for the late announcement as prospective ticket buyers were given minimal notice about the change in dates. Organisers issued a statement, saying “We apologise for the late change to the ticket sale dates, but we want to ensure that everyone who would like to buy a ticket for next year’s festival is able to confirm their registration ahead of the sale.”

They also shared more behind their reasoning, saying “Unfortunately, it has come to light that some individuals hoping to buy tickets for 2024 have discovered after Monday’s registration deadline that they are no longer registered, despite believing they were.”

They continued, “Out of fairness to those individuals, we will be re-opening the window for registration at 12 noon on Monday, November 6. It will remain open until 5pm on Monday, November 13.” This decision has not been a popular one however, with many people sharing their frustration on social media.

One Twitter user shared her annoyance at cancelling her plans for the now delayed ticket sale, whilst another called it an “absolute joke.”  

Oh no it’s cool it’s not like we all cancelled our plans and have sat with anxiety all day so you can play your silly little fairness game x — Sophie Thompson (@sophxthompson) November 2, 2023

Absolute joke. There was more than enough time to sort this out. Why delay it? You’re just making it harder for people who are organised. How is that fair?

— James (@19james80) November 2, 2023

No announcements regarding the Glastonbury 2024 lineup have been made yet, however speculation around major players including Taylor Swift, Madonna, Coldplay and Harry Styles has been circulating.

The festival is set to take place from Wednesday 26th June until Sunday 30th June. Tickets will be available to purchase here.

Glastonbury 2023 was filled with iconic performances from the likes of Elton John, Lana Del Rey, Foo Fighters and Blondie, amongst many others. Watch some highlights below.

Del Rey kept fans waiting for an additional 30 minutes before gracing the stage at 11pm, explaining to the crowd, “I’m so fucking late they may cut my set. I’m sorry, my hair takes so long. If they cut the power, let’s keep going.”

Due to the curfew, the festival organisers were forced to cut her set short just one hour after she began her performance, abruptly pulling the plug midway through. This came after Del Rey addressed the crowds, saying, “I was so fucking late that I am about to rush this set to death.”

Del Rey continued, “If they cut the power, I’m super fucking sorry. Let’s keep on running the set as it’s supposed to go.”

Lana Del Rey apologizing to fans for being late pic.twitter.com/WbITGRDC50

— jude (@jfloridakilos) June 24, 2023

Despite telling the crowds, “I love you to death,” fans were understandably feeling let down by the performer’s inability to arrive on time to deliver a complete performance. The power was cut midway through Del Rey’s planned set, forcing the crowds and Lana to complete the iconic “Video Games” a capella.  

Lana getting the crowd to sing along to Video Games after they cut the mic pic.twitter.com/nf1Q7nAfwu — jude (@jfloridakilos) June 24, 2023

Despite the onslaught of boos from the crowd, Del Rey continued to perform with no power, approaching the crowds in the pit to perform an a capella version of “Summertime Sadness” as her final track of the night before being escorted away by her team.

Lana singing Summertime Sadness with fans as her final song pic.twitter.com/Daf5p0IQAI

— jude (@jfloridakilos) June 24, 2023

Six songs were cut from the set as a result of Del Rey’s lateness, including “Venice Bitch,” an unreleased track titled “Bittersweet Anthem” and the fan favourite “Summertime Sadness,” which was performed in a rushed version as Del Rey stood barefoot in front of the pit with no microphone and no screens to aid her.  

Whilst Del Rey was met with boos from the crowd at the beginning and end of her performance, some fans channeled their annoyance towards the Glastonbury organisers, with one fan tweeting that Glastonbury “did her dirty” during “the biggest show of her career.”

Nah @glastonbury firstly Lana should have been a Pyramid headliner and you did her dirty. THEN you cut her Mic off when she’s playing easily the biggest show of her career. Revolting behaviour. Especially when other artists are still playing other stages. Rude. — Emily (@EmilyG_____) June 24, 2023

Another fan called it “the best Glasto performance I”ve seen for years,” despite all the problems.  

Can’t believe they cut Lana Del Rey sound @glastonbury before finishing set, best Glasto performance I’ve seen for years. Insanity

— Matt Bellamy (@MattBellamy) June 24, 2023

Del Rey is set to perform at a sold out show at British Summer Time Hyde Park on 09/07/2023. Here’s hoping she arrives on time.

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