Watch Lana Del Rey debut 3 new songs at Stagecoach

Lana Del Rey made her proper debut at Coachella’s country sibling festival Stagecoach on Friday night (4/25) (after appearing as a guest with Paul Cauthen at last year’s edition), and she took the opportunity to debut three new, not-yet-released songs, along with a few other surprises. She opened with new song “Husband of Mine” before making the live debut of recent single “Henry, Come On,” and later in the set she debuted two other new ones, “Quiet in the South” and “57.5.” Judging by the video we’ve seen, they all sound great, and “Quiet in the South” especially embraces the country direction that Lana has said her new album will go in.

She also made the live debut of “Let the Light In” from her 2023 album Did You Know That There’s a Tunnel Under Ocean Blvd with help from The Secret Sisters, brought out country singer George Birge for his own song “Cowboy Songs,” covered Tammy Wynette’s “Stand by Your Man,” and ended with a country-festival-appropriate cover she’d never played before, John Denver’s “Take Me Home, Country Roads.”

Watch videos and check out her full setlist below…

Lana Del Rey opens Stagecoach set with the debut of a new song, "Husband of Mine" pic.twitter.com/9ZEHo7SzAm

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