HORRIFIED Lana Del Rey fans have asked “is she having a laugh” as the UK tour went on sale with sky-high prices. Singer-songwriter Lana Del Rey is hitting the road next year on her first

It won't be a summertime of sadness for Lana Del Rey fans. The iconic singer has just announced a slew of summer UK tour dates for 2025. She will perform in Cardiff, Glasgow, Liverpool and Dublin, ending her run at London's Wembley Stadium, where she'll play to 60,000 people.

Lana Del Rey tickets were released this week, and they were snapped up by excited fans in record time. Thankfully, there are still tickets available if you know where to look.

Lana Del Rey has added a second show at London's Wembley Stadium to her UK and Ireland summer 2025 tour after tickets for her previously announced show on July 3 sold out. The US singer-songwriter will now play an additional night at the national stadium on July 4, American Independence Day.

Sort of an album, sort of not – but either way, Paradise is the least Lana Del Rey album title of all her album titles in this ranking. Not that she always makes sad music – but there’s something too simple and chirpy about it. It’s also oft forgotten as it’s more just a reissue of the Born To Die title which obviously is much higher up the list.

In a recent social media interaction, The Weeknd mentioned fellow singer Lana Del Rey while talking about Billboard’s ongoing ranking of pop artists. The pair have an established history, having previously collaborated on multiple projects.

Lana Del Rey has added a second show at London's Wembley Stadium to her UK and Ireland summer 2025 tour after tickets for her previously announced show on July 3 sold out. The US singer-songwriter will now play an additional night at the national stadium on July 4,

Fans say the star is 'having a laugh' with some standing tickets over £400 - The singer-songwriter has announced her first-ever UK and Ireland stadium tour, with dates throughout next summer