Lana Del Rey 10th studio album: Release date speculation and latest news
Here's everything we know about the highly anticipated release.
Lana Del Rey is preparing to release her much-anticipated 10th album – although the journey to release has not been an easy one.
The release, which is set to lean into a more country sound than her previous projects, was initially named Lasso when first announced, with a confirmation she was re-teaming with Jack Antonoff as well as country singer-songwriter Luke Laird.
However, in November 2024, Lana confirmed the name was changed to The Right Person Will Stay, and in April 2025 she told fans it had been changed again, only this time keeping fans in suspense on what she'd landed on.
That's before we get into the difficulty with keeping to the release schedule, which has also changed multiple times.
We're certain it will be worth the wait, though, with the singer slowly dropping singles from the release before the album is finally unleashed onto the world.
Here's everything we know about the upcoming release...
When is Lana Del Rey's next album release date?
Currently, it is not known when the album will be released. However, Lana is set to go on a world tour this year to promote the release, so it can't be too far away. She'll be coming to the UK in June and tickets are on sale now.
Speaking on Instagram to fans, Lana confirmed that the original 21st May deadline will not be met, but it is on its way, simply telling followers: "You know it’s not gonna come on time, right?"
She then joked: "Should I even tell you that the name changed again? Maybe I’ll wait."
When titled Lasso, the new album was meant to drop in October 2024, but was halted by Lana after she felt an "energetic pause" that stopped it getting done.
She told People that month: "I think all the songs have been Americana and I want to wait to see what the musical atmosphere feels like.
"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."
From there, it was changed to The Right Person Will Stay before she said it was changed again.
What is Lana Del Rey's new album tracklist?
Currently, there is no official tracklist for her new album. However, it is speculated that there will be a total of 13 songs on the album.
The tracks that have been confirmed so far are:
- Henry, Come On
- Bluebird
As well as these, during her Stagecoach Festival performance on Friday 25th April, Lana debuted three previously unheard songs: 57.5, Husband of Mine and Quiet in the South, all of which are likely to feature on the album.
There has also been speculation that two covers of popular country songs could also be featured on the tracklist: Stand By Your Man, originally by Tammy Wynette, and Take Me Home, Country Roads, originally by John Denver. The latter song was officially released by Lana in 2023.
What singles has Lana Del Rey released from her new album?
On 11th April 2025, Lana released the first single from the upcoming album.
The song was called Henry, Come On, and is available to listen to here:
The release was in anticipation of her headline slot at Stagecoach Festival in Indio, California.
While performing new song 57.5, which is yet to be released officially, at the festival, Lana said that she "kissed Morgan Wallen and it kind of went to his head".
Wallen is yet to comment himself about the claim, and Lana hinted at the show it would be the only time she would sing it, suggesting it would be changed for the album.
On 19th April, she released the song Bluebird. On the same day, Lana explained via a video on Instagram that the song is about a real-life event, when a bird flew into her window during a time of confusion in her relationship.
She explained: "I had been seeing someone for a very long time and we hadn't seen each other for a while, and he called and he asked me if I wanted to go for a walk.
"I was kind of excited, but I didn't think it was a very good idea. And I said yes, and I started getting dressed, and all of a sudden a bird smacked into the double pane window doors of my bedroom, and I was shocked. I opened the little door and I saw this little... I think it was like a little sparrow, right there. And I just was so emotional."
The simple yet powerful ballad brings Lana's haunting vocals against an acoustic guitar and violins, and the full audio is available to listen to below.
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