Lana Del Rey has ignited a wave of exhilaration among her fans for her forthcoming tour by unveiling the supporting acts for her UK and Ireland legs. On Sunday, June 22, the 40-year-old melody maven took to Instagram to disclose the line-up that would accompany her during her UK and Ireland tour dates. Kicking off her tour at the Principality Stadium in Cardiff on June 23, the "Brooklyn Baby" chanteuse revealed that London Grammar would be her opening act for the inaugural show.
After Grammar's captivating performance, Banks will step into the spotlight to lend their support at the subsequent stops in Glasgow on June 26, Liverpool on June 28, and Dublin on June 30. Lastly, Addison Rae will join forces with the "Cinnamon Girl" singer for the grand finale of the tour at Wembley Stadium on July 4 and 5.
When the tour was first announced, rumors swirled that it would be accompanied by a new album titled "Lasso." However, the album underwent a name change to "The Right Person Will Stay" and was slated for a May release. But in April, Del Rey surprised her fans by announcing that the album would not arrive "on time" and, whenever it does, it will bear a fresh title.
Meanwhile, the "Video Games" songstress has already shared two singles from the album, titled "Bluebird" and "Henry, Come On," whetting fans' appetites for more.
