HORRIFIED Lana Del Rey fans have asked “is she having a laugh” as the UK tour went on sale with sky-high prices. Singer-songwriter Lana Del Rey is hitting the road next year on her first UK

Lana Del Rey fans have called out the singer after her UK tour went on sale with high prices.The singer will be marking her first UK stadium tour as she will commence her run of shows in Cardiff

Lana Del Rey is the latest star to be heavily criticised for ticket prices as the sale kicks off for her UK 2025 Tour. She was recently ‘ruled out’ of a possible Glastonbury set next year after 2023’s controversial performance. The Video Games singer is heading to UK stadiums next year in support of her new album The Right Person Will Stay.

Lana Del Rey will be kicking off her UK tour in Cardiff next year. The Summertime Sadness singer will be at the Principality Stadium on 23 June marking the stars first time ever performing in Wales. The gig will be part of the singer's biggest ever UK and Ireland tour,

Nashville hitmaker Luke Laird and frequent collaborator Jack Antonoff both received shoutouts from LDR, who will release The Right Person Will Stay in May

Lana Del Rey has announced her 10th album “The Right Person Will Stay,” which will be released on May 21.

Lana Del Rey has announced a new album titled The Right Person Will Stay, set for release in May 2025.

The announcement comes a month after Del Rey told People that “I don’t want to turn it into something that’s half cooked.” She also promised a strong Americana influence in an interview with Vogue, noting,

Sort of an album, sort of not – but either way, Paradise is the least Lana Del Rey album title of all her album titles in this ranking. Not that she always makes sad music – but there’s something too simple and chirpy about it. It’s also oft forgotten as it’s more just a reissue of the Born To Die title which obviously is much higher up the list.

Tickets for the shows are thought to be priced generally between £79 and £170, depending on venue, but VIP and hotel packages cost a lot more. For the Cardiff show, rear standing is available for £111.50, with front standing available at £171. Aisle seats are priced at £103.20, with restricted view aisle seats available for £116.90.