Lana Del Rey's Album Delay, UK Tour, Feud & Marriage Revelations

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Lana Del Rey remains at the center of both music headlines and pop culture buzz this week. The most talked-about development is the announcement that her new album, now titled The Right Person Will Stay, has been delayed once again. The release is rescheduled for September 2025, following two previous postponements. This news comes directly from Del Rey herself, surprising fans who had anticipated an earlier drop and suggesting that the album may reflect personal or artistic evolutions according to VOI and ticketing industry reports. Adding weight to the ongoing significance of this project, her first single from the album, Henry, Come On, pushes country and acoustic influences, showing a fresh direction for the singer celebrated for melancholic retro pop.

Tour news has given fans elsewhere something to look forward to. RenownedForSound.com confirms that Lana’s first-ever UK and Ireland stadium tour will kick off in summer 2025, with major shows slated for London, Dublin, Liverpool, Glasgow, and Cardiff. Ticket pre-sales are set for later this fall, pushing her live act to new heights following an impressive run at global festivals such as Coachella and Reading & Leeds and her debut stadium show at Fenway Park in Boston.

Meanwhile, Lana’s social media presence exploded amid a very public feud with rising alt-pop artist Ethel Cain. On Wednesday, Del Rey teased a new song on Instagram, its lyrics pointedly referencing Cain by name and alluding to a notorious photo linked to both artists’ romantic past with musician Jack Donoghue. The drama escalated as Cain claimed to have been blocked by Lana on Instagram, while Del Rey countered on Pop Base’s Instagram, accusing Cain of previous body-shaming—a claim reflected on numerous celebrity platforms like AOL and Pop Base. Fans and media alike continue to dissect this feud, with speculation swirling on its impact for both artists and their fan communities.

Beyond the drama, Del Rey offered a rare and intimate glimpse into her marriage with Louisiana alligator tour guide Jeremy Dufrene. She described her September 2024 wedding, her move to Louisiana, and her relationship dynamics in a W Magazine interview and at Variety’s Hitmakers Brunch. She credited friend Jack Antonoff with inspiring her to seek lasting love and shared revealing anecdotes about her husband’s support through her emotional ups and downs. Reports from PEOPLE and IMDb verify these recent insights as a significant personal milestone.

As Lana prepares for more high-profile appearances, including a headline spot at Stagecoach 2025 alongside Zach Bryan and Luke Combs, her cultural influence only grows. She was also featured in Harper’s Bazaar revealing that a fan encounter in Arkansas served as her career’s “definitive moment.” While her autobiography remains only speculative with no plans to tell all, her fans—dubbed “Lanatics”—continue to shape her narrative through dedicated social channels. This reflects an artist at an ongoing crossroads of critical acclaim, personal revelation, and headline-making spectacle.

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