Lana Del Rey Delays Album, Unveils New Single

Lana Del Rey has announced the delay of her 10th studio album, initially titled 'The Right Person Will Stay', now slated for a later release with a new, undisclosed name. Despite the delay, she has released the single 'Henry, Come On', showcasing a shift towards a country-inspired sound with her signature melancholic style. The song, co-written with Nashville producer Luke Laird, reflects a tumultuous relationship and Del Rey's evolving musical direction. Formerly announced as a country album titled 'Lasso', the project has transformed into a 'Southern gothic' style with collaborations from producers like Jack Antonoff and Zachary Dawes. Del Rey's new phase follows her Coachella headline and precedes her first stadium tour, including performances at Stagecoach and a UK and Ireland tour.