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Upcoming Lana Del Rey dates
Dates and live ticket listings appear here as soon as they are on sale. The guide below covers what to know before you buy.
Straight-on beats close for Lana Del Rey
Lana Del Rey's concerts are slow, staged and cinematic, so the seat to want is one that faces the set squarely from a little height. In a stadium, that means lower-level sideline sections near the stage, which clear the floor crowd and still show the staging. In an amphitheater or arena, center sections facing the stage are the pick. A closer seat at a sharp side angle usually gives up more than it gains.
Offstage she is Elizabeth Woolridge Grant, a Manhattan native born June 21, 1985. Her music is usually filed under alternative pop, dream pop (hazy, reverb-soaked pop), baroque pop and Americana, and she now headlines festivals and stadiums while playing only a handful of shows in a typical year.
Stadium, arena, amphitheater and festival picks
Her dates move between building types, so confirm the layout on the map for your event.
- Stadium floor: closest, but flat and deep. Outside the first sections, the screens carry the show.
- Stadium lower-level sidelines near the stage: the best overall stadium seat, high enough to see over the floor and near enough to make out the set.
- Stadium seats at the far end: a square view of the full production, but a long way off. The same position works much better in an arena or amphitheater, where the distance is shorter.
- Amphitheater middle sections: the slope gives clean sightlines, and quiet songs carry well outdoors. The lawn is the value option.
- Festival sets: no assigned spots, so where you stand matters more than what tier you bought. A spot near the stage means arriving hours early and skipping other acts.
Seats to pass on
Behind-the-stage and limited-view tickets lose a lot at her shows, which lean on the stage picture. Buy one only if the listing describes the sightline.
Slow songs, big sets and weather delays
Do not expect a high-tempo pop show. She performs on designed sets with a nostalgic, filmic look; on the 2018 LA to the Moon Tour, she sang among fake rocks, palms and beach chairs while video of ocean surf, an open road and a pool played across the floor of the stage. The pace is unhurried, the quiet passages are long, and the crowd knows every word.
Plan for loose timing at outdoor dates. Severe thunderstorms held up her Fenway Park debut in Boston, the June 2024 night that marked her first solo stadium headline, by more than two hours. Open-air shows carry that risk, so build slack into travel plans.
From concert halls to Wembley: her live timeline
- 2011 to 2014: the Born to Die Tour and the Paradise Tour, mostly in concert halls and theaters.
- 2015: The Endless Summer Tour, 20 North American shows from May 7 to June 16 at venues such as the Hollywood Bowl, Red Rocks and The Gorge, with Courtney Love on early dates and Grimes on most of the rest.
- 2018: LA to the Moon, her arena tour, with stops including TD Garden and American Airlines Center and a Lollapalooza set.
- 2019 to 2025: the tour for Norman Fucking Rockwell! (2019 to 2020), followed by a run of select dates from 2023.
- April 2024: headliner at Coachella in Indio, California.
- June 20, 2024: Fenway Park, her first solo headlining stadium show.
- April 25, 2025: Stagecoach, where she previewed new songs.
- June 23 to July 4, 2025: a six-show UK and Ireland stadium run at Principality Stadium, Hampden Park, Anfield, Aviva Stadium and Wembley Stadium, where she played twice.
No Stove tour appeared in any source checked for this page as of October 2026. The live event list on this page shows any new dates.
Who she is and where the music is heading
Born to Die (2012) made her a star, and seven more studio albums followed by 2023, from Ultraviolence (2014) and Lust for Life (2017) to Norman Fucking Rockwell! (2019), two 2021 releases (Chemtrails over the Country Club and Blue Banisters) and Did You Know That There's a Tunnel Under Ocean Blvd. The Recording Academy has nominated her 11 times; the 2024 Grammys alone brought five nominations, including Album of the Year.
Next is Stove, named in January 2026 and billed as her first country record. No release date had been confirmed by mid-2026, and the Stagecoach set in 2025 was the clearest preview of that direction on stage.
Scarce dates and how to buy them
Rarity drives everything about her ticket market. One stadium date in a region, as at Fenway in 2024, draws fans from across the country, and the entire 2025 UK and Ireland run was six shows.
- The first wave goes in presales. Fan sign-up and card-holder presales typically claim the best inventory before the public sale.
- Second nights can be easier. When she books two shows in one place, as at Wembley in 2025, the added date often has more room.
- Close seats hold their price. Floor and lower-level sideline seats keep value; upper-level stadium seats have the most supply and are the likeliest to soften near the date.
- Travelers keep demand firm. Because many buyers come from out of town, even large venues stay competitive, and nearby hotels can get expensive on show nights.
Every Reserved Seat order ships free. Announcements appear on lanadelrey.com.
Frequently asked questions
Is a Lana Del Rey concert high-energy?
Not really. Her shows are slow and theatrical, built on staged sets and long quiet passages, with a crowd that sings along to nearly everything.
Has Lana Del Rey headlined Coachella?
Yes. She headlined Coachella in Indio, California, in April 2024, shortly before her first solo stadium show at Fenway Park.
If she plays two nights, which is easier to get?
The second show often has more availability, because demand concentrates on the first announced date. That pattern held for her two Wembley Stadium nights in 2025.
Has Lana Del Rey played stadium shows?
Yes. Fenway Park on June 20, 2024, was her first solo headlining stadium date, and her 2025 UK and Ireland run played six stadium shows.
Is there a tour for her album Stove?
As of October 2026, none had been announced in the sources reviewed, and the album had no confirmed release date as of mid-2026.