Lana Del Rey Unveils New Tracks at Stagecoach Festival 2025
Lana Del Rey Sets Stagecoach Alight with New Material and Enchanting Presence
Indio, CA — The 2025 Stagecoach festival kicked off with an unforgettable set by Lana Del Rey on Friday night, April 25, as the iconic singer-songwriter graced the stage in a truly theatrical fashion. Emerging from a Bayou-style cottage at the center of the stage, Del Rey captured the essence of vintage Americana, seamlessly blending country vibes with her signature melancholic style.
The highlight of her performance was the live debut of her new single “Henry, Come On,” a poignant offering that struck a chord with fans. Audiences were treated to a taste of her forthcoming album as she unveiled three additional tracks: “Husband of Mine,” “Quiet in the South,” and “57.5,” the latter of which cheekily referenced her Spotify listener count and included playful nods to country star Morgan Wallen.
Del Rey’s set was not just a musical affair; it offered a vivid storytelling experience. During “Quiet in the South,” dancers dramatically mimicked dousing her stage cottage with gasoline, only to watch it seemingly catch fire, visualizing the complex relationship dynamics she often explores in her songs.
Del Rey’s performance was rich with classic covers, including John Denver’s iconic “Take Me Home, Country Roads” and Tammy Wynette’s timeless “Stand by Your Man.” The evening took an unexpected yet delightful turn when she joined contemporary country artist George Birge for a duet of his hit “Cowboy Songs,” showcasing her willingness to meld genres with effortless charm.
Following her riveting set, Del Rey made a surprise appearance during Jelly Roll’s headlining performance, stepping in for Lainey Wilson on “Save Me,” further cementing her prowess as an adaptable and engaging performer.
Having headlined the 2024 Coachella Valley Music Festival and previously appearing in a surprise collaboration with Paul Cauthen at Stagecoach 2024, Del Rey has firmly positioned herself as a crossover artist, drawing from the depths of melancholy often associated with her work while flirting with the country genre. The anticipation around her upcoming album—tentatively dubbed Lasso or The Right Person Will Stay—continues to build, particularly with the release of singles that hint at her evolving musical palette.
As the dust settles on a vibrant first night, fans are left buzzing about the emotional depth of Del Rey’s offerings and the theatricality of her performance. For a full recap of her setlist and to relive the magic, check out the live stream available on YouTube.
Setlist:
- Husband of Mine
- Henry, Come On
- Stand by Your Man
- Cowboy Songs
- Ride
- Video Games
- Norman Fucking Rockwell
- Arcadia
- Let the Light In
- Quiet in the South
- Summertime Sadness
- 57.5
- Take Me Home, Country Roads
As Stagecoach continues, it’s clear Lana Del Rey’s foray into the country genre is not merely a phase, but a blossoming new chapter in her already storied career. Stay tuned for more updates from the festival, as we keep our ears close to the ground for the sounds of summer.
