Lana Del Rey Releases “Henry, come on” Ahead of Her First-Ever UK Stadium Tour
Lana Del Rey shares “Henry, come on,” a cinematic new single, just before kicking off her 2025 sold-out stadium tour.
Lana Del Rey delivers her latest single, “Henry, come on,” out now via Polydor Records — and it’s already making waves among fans and tastemakers alike. Written with acclaimed country-pop songwriter Luke Laird and co-produced with Drew Erickson, the track leans into the emotive storytelling and haunting Americana that have made Lana one of the most influential artists of her generation.
With delicate piano arrangements and whispered vocal phrasing, “Henry, come on” feels like an open letter — a bittersweet confession echoing through time. As always, Lana turns quiet vulnerability into something magnetic.
The release arrives at a major moment in her career: a sold-out UK and Ireland summer stadium tour, her first of its kind. Lana will take the stage in London, Dublin, Glasgow, Cardiff, and Liverpool, with two career-defining nights at Wembley Stadium. For fans overseas, it’s a rare chance to witness the global icon at her most majestic.
On April 25, she’ll also make a high-profile appearance at Stagecoach Festival in Indio, California — further highlighting her unique ability to bridge alt-pop, folk, and Americana effortlessly.
Whether in stadiums or stripped-down ballads, Lana Del Rey continues to shape culture. With “Henry, come on,” she invites listeners into another beautifully crafted moment — intimate, cinematic, and unshakably Lana.
