Lana Del Rey was among the marquee performers at this weekend’s 2025 Stagecoach country music festival. During her Friday evening (April 25) set, the singer played her new single “Henry, Come On” live for the first time. She also debuted three new songs: “Husband of Mine,” “Quiet in the South,” and “57.5,” the latter of which features quips about Del Rey’s Spotify monthly listener count and kissing Morgan Wallen. Check out her setlist and clips from the show below.
Del Rey began her performance emerging from a Bayou-style cottage at the center of the stage. Later, during “Quiet in the South,” the house appeared to catch fire as dancers pantomimed dousing it in gasoline. Throughout the evening, Del Rey offered her renditions of John Denver’s “Take Me Home, Country Roads”—which she’s previously covered—as well as Tammy Wynette’s “Stand By Your Man,” and duetted with contemporary country artist George Birge on Birge’s “Cowboy Songs.” Last night, she joined Jelly Roll during his Stagecoach headlining set to fill in for Lainey Wilson on his 2020 single “Save Me.”
Lana Del Rey headlined the 2024 Coachella Valley Music Festival, and she followed up her shows with a surprise appearance at Stagecoach 2024, singing “Unchained Melody” with Paul Cauthen. She’s been making forays into the country music world, namely with the new singles “Henry, Come On” and “Bluebird.” They’re due to appear on a new album that has been, at times, called Lasso and The Right Person Will Stay.
The 2025 Stagecoach headliners are Zach Bryan, Jelly Roll, and Luke Combs. The festival is streaming all weekend long. Get the details on the streaming schedule here.
Catch up on this year’s Coachella with Pitchfork’s recap of the festival, “The Best and Worst of Coachella 2025.”
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