Lana Del-Rey: Last News

Lana Del Rey, Mark Ronson, Olivia Rodrigo and more have been reacting to news of their Grammy nominations.The nominations were announced yesterday (November 10),with SZA leading the way, earning nine nominations.Taylor Swift, Rodrigo, Boygenuis, Miley Cyrus, John Batiste, Victoria Monét, and Billie Eilish will all be competing with SZA in the main Record Of The Year category. The eight nominees (instead of the usual 10) for Album Of The Year include SZA, Swift, Rodrigo, Cyrus, and Batiste as well as Del Rey and Janelle Monae.Phoebe Bridgers, Victoria Monét and mixing engineer Serban Ghenea are all tied with seven Grammy nominations – Bridgers earning 6 for her work with Boygenius, who mark their first time ever being Grammy nominated.

Priscilla.In an interview with E! News, director Coppola said she learned “people really connect Lana Del Rey with Priscilla”. Del Rey previously wrote a song for an Elvis documentary, and takes much of her style inspiration from Priscilla. She even got Presley’s blessing to play her in Baz Luhrmann’s recent Elvis biopic (the role went to Olivia DeJonge instead).Coppola said she “got a lot of requests about how [Del Rey] could be part of the movie”, and had asked the singer to write a song.

Lana Del Rey fan had the most unexpected encounter on Halloween night, running into the singer herself while dressed as her.The fan, who goes by @sandyganzer on Instagram, decided to dress up as the singer in a Waffle House uniform, a popular American restaurant chain, for her costume. She wore a grey Waffle House uniform, a name tag that read “Lana”, and a wig that resembled Del Rey’s long brown hair.The fan’s costume was inspired by Del Rey herself, who was spotted serving coffee at a branch of the US restaurant chain in Birmingham, AL back in July.The fan shared the photo of her and Del Rey on Instagram, writing: “Waffle House employee shirt purchased on Ebay: $28.60.

Holly Macve has teamed up with Lana Del Rey on her first collaborative single titled ‘Suburban House’. Check it out belowThe Irish-born & Yorkshire-raised songwriter was able to work with Del Rey after forming a close friendship via Instagram a few years ago. The track is part of Macve’s new project due in early 2024.Speaking of the song in a press release, Macve said: “I sometimes feel my intuition wrote this song for me.

Lana Del Rey has taken to social media to deny claims that she grew up in a wealthy family.The singer-songwriter refuted rumours that she grew up in wealth in a new-deleted Instagram video last Wednesday (October 18), stating that she grew up in one of “the most rural places in America” and her family “had absolutely no money”.In the clip – which has resurfaced online following being taken down by the musician – Del Rey spoke directly to the camera and explained what her upbringing was like, including being left out by other kids at school because of her lack of wealth.“I want to make this video really short and sweet, just because the conversation keeps coming up about me coming from money and my family having money…,” she began the five-minute-long update.In the post, she recalled that her hometown of Lake Placid, New York was “not a wealthy town”, and tackled misconceptions about her going to a private boarding school by saying that she was only able to attend due to “financial aid” – offered as her uncle worked in the administrative building.She also claimed that she had a tough time in the school because other students knew that she wasn’t wealthy, and subsequently gave her the nickname “White trash from Lake Placid.”Lana Del Rey addresses rumours of growing up rich, in since deleted Instagram post. pic.twitter.com/XDQdHsRwsJ— Season Of Lana (@SeasonOfLana) October 19, 2023Elsewhere in the update, she recalled her parents arguing about money daily and her father working as a woodworker to make ends meet.

Irish singer-songwriter Holly Macve has released "Suburban House," a song recorded with Lana Del Rey. The pair have been friends for a few years after Del Rey reached out via Instagram DM with "Suburban House" representing their first collaboration.

Lana Del Rey has called legendary folk singer Joan Baez “the toughest woman I have ever met”.In a conversation about the latter’s autobiographical documentary, I Am A Noise, which was released on Friday (October 13), Del Rey spoke of her admiration for the American singer-songwriter.The pair previously duetted together to sing Baez’s hit ‘Diamonds And Rust’, for which Del Rey had to audition by driving 80 miles to practice the song on Baez’s kitchen table.“The emotion you portray when you were 18 and now throughout the film is so relatable that it’s just been massively acclaimed already,” Del Rey said to Baez, who she also called “the toughest woman I have ever met” and a “lioness”.“Just because of how specific your emotions were and how much solace people found in the vulnerability that you had in the film, which to me was the most unexpected thing,” Del Rey continued. “And on top of that, the stunning cinematography, and the seamless editing, just to me made it a classic film, especially since my favourite documentary since I was 18 was something you drew footage from, D.A.

Lana Del Rey has replied to a Christian influencer who accused her of practising witchcraft at her live shows. Last month Traci Coston, who claims to offer "The TRUTH About HEAVEN," highlighted a video of Del Rey performing in Mexico this summer in which a section of the crowd were knocked off their feet as she performed.

Lana Del Rey has responded to a Christian influencer who accused the singer of witchcraft after an energy wave knocked fans down during a gig this year.This summer, video clips emerged from a Del Rey concert in Mexico which showed the crowd being knocked over by a surge of energy.It wasn’t clear what exactly caused the domino effect, but one expert said it could have been “progressive crowd collapse” when “the momentum of one person knocking into another increases significantly”.Five weeks ago, a Christian influencer called Traci Coston posted a video to Instagram in which she insisted that the event was “not normal” and accused the singer of practising “witchcraft”.Captioning the clip “Demonic Energy Knocks Over Lana Del Rey Crowd”, Coston said demons were being “invited into the crowd and into you when you attend”.“These demons will destroy your life. How do I know? Because people come to me for deliverance to get rid of the demons that they get through stuff like this.”She concluded by asking viewers to “please give your life to Jesus” because he “frees” and “protects” people.A post shared by Traci Coston (@traci.coston)Del Rey, who has attended church gatherings this year and has previously said in interviews that she believes in God, appeared to find the video recently and commented her response.“B!tch I know the Bible verse for verse better than you do,” Del Rey wrote (via Stereogum).

Lana Del Rey just wrapped a brief fall tour of the United States, and at her final show in Charleston, West Virginia, the singer-songwriter claimed that she’s been donating the tour’s earnings back into the cities where she’s performed. Del Rey made the statement before ending her show with a performance of “Did You Know That There’s A Tunnel Under Ocean Blvd,” the title track from her most recent studio album, released in March.

Lana Del Rey has enlisted Jack Antonoff for a live duet of two songs during her headlining set at All Things Go Festival.Del Rey surprised audiences at the Baltimore festival on Sunday (October 1), bringing out her frequent producer for a rendition of their recent collaboration, ‘Margaret’. The track appeared on Del Rey’s 2023 album ‘Did you know that there’s a tunnel under Ocean Blvd’, and features Antonoff under his music moniker and band name, Bleachers.When introducing Antonoff to the crowd, Del Rey revealed that the producer’s wife and inspiration for the song, actor Margaret Qualley, was present in the audience.

Lana Del Rey has spoken about why she rarely performs live on TV, revealing that she doesn’t “feel confident” enough.During a new interview with The Hollywood Reporter, the singer-songwriter was asked why she has only sung on a television show once since 2012, when she appeared on Saturday Night Live and David Letterman.Del Rey played two songs – ‘Video Games’ and ‘Blue Jeans’ – on that episode of SNL. But her performance was widely criticised at the time, with Hollywood actor Juliette Lewis accusing the artist of “pretending to sing”.“I think I’ve done two [TV performances]? Maybe that’s something else I’ll grow into more, like touring,” Del Rey told THR. “And don’t get me wrong.

Back in July, some photos and video emerged online in which Lana Del Rey, wearing a server’s uniform, is waiting on customers at an Alabama Waffle House.

Lana Del Rey has avoided the small-screen stage for years following her widely-discussed 2012 “SNL” performance.

Lana Del Rey has responded to the likes of Olivia Rodrigo and Billie Eilish calling her an inspiration to their music.Both Eilish and Rodrigo have attributed their inspiration within music to Del Rey. While appearing on Dua Lipa’s At Your Service podcast, Eilish referred to Del Rey’s debut LP ‘Born To Die‘ as a prominent album in her life. “‘Born to Die’ by my girl Lana,” she told Lipa.

Lana Del Rey is striking out on her 12-concert fall tour that will send her and special guest Nikki Lane all over North America.And if you haven’t picked up last-minute tickets to hear her bust out the hits like “Summertime Sadness,” “Born To Die,” “Young and Beautiful,” “Radio,” “Doin’ Time” and so many more live, it isn’t too late.As of now, seats are available for all upcoming Lana Del Rey tour and festival dates.At the time of publication, some tickets are going for as low as $67 before fees on Vivid Seats.Other shows have inventory going anywhere from $80 to $200 before fees.Want to find out how much tickets cost at the show closest to you?Keep scrolling, Lana fans.We’ve got all the details you’re looking for and more about the upcoming 2023 Lana Del Rey tour below.All prices listed above are subject to fluctuation.A complete calendar including all tour dates, venues and links to buy tickets can be found below.Vivid Seats is the New York Post’s official ticketing partner. We may receive revenue from this partnership for sharing this content and/or when you make a purchase.(Note: The New York Post confirmed all above prices at the publication time. All prices are in US dollars, subject to fluctuation and include additional fees at checkout.)Vivid Seats is a verified secondary market ticketing platform, and prices may be higher or lower than face value, depending on demand.

Lana Del Rey performed Tammy Wynette’s ‘Stand By Your Man’ again over the weekend at an intimate bar in Nashville.The singer-songwriter put a country spin on the cover for a small crowd at Robert’s Western World on Sunday (September 3). You can view footage below.It comes after Del Rey previously performed the controversial 1968 hit in Arkansas last month.Co-written by Wynette and Billy Sherrill, its message that women should stay with their cheating husbands or boyfriends proved polarising against the backdrop of the fight for women’s liberation.

Lana Del Rey has announced details of a headline tour this September and October. The tour will be Del Rey's first since releasing her latest album, Did you know that there’s a tunnel under Ocean Blvd, earlier this year.

Lana Del Rey just announced she’s embarking on a ten-concert trek that will send her all over North America from Sept. 14 through Oct.

Lana Del Rey has announced a short run of US tour dates.The singer-songwriter will hit the road for 10 shows kicking off at FirstBank Amphitheater in Franklin on September 14.She will then call at the likes of Austin, Dallas, West Palm Beach and Tampa before wrapping up at Charleston Coliseum on October 5. You can view the dates below.Tickets go on sale this Friday (August 25) and can be purchased here.The dates come off the back of her recent UK concerts which included a show at BST Hyde Park in July and a headline performance at Glastonbury in June.The singer-songwriter faced some backlash after her set at Glastonbury 2023 was abruptly cut short.

Taylor Swift, Lana Del Rey, Cara Delevingne and more stars were on hand to celebrate Jack Antonoff and Margaret Qualley‘s wedding on Saturday (August 19)!