Lana Del Rey Teases New Single, ‘Henry, Come On’ Ahead Of Stagecoach Headlining Set And New Album Release

Lana Del Rey recently took to Instagram to tease the release of a new song called “Henry, Come On,” from her upcoming album, The Right Person Will Stay. The post features the apparent single art for the song, with the singer dressed in white lace and the title of the track written in red cursive font. LDR initially hinted about the song back in January of 2024, when it was intended as part of her then-titled album, Lasso. In that old post, Lana tagged renowned country producer Luke Laird in the snippet of the song, suggesting that she worked with the two-time Grammy winner (co-writer on Kacey Musgraves’ 2019 hit “Space Cowboy”). While “Henry, Come On” doesn’t have a confirmed release date yet, it will likely come out before Del Rey’s highly-anticipated headlining performance at the Stagecoach festival in Indio, California on April 25, where event organizers are promising “a very special country set.” The Right Person Will Stay is due out May 21, followed by Lana’s stadium tour in the U.K. and Ireland beginning in June. (Billboard)