The Video Games singer is touring the UK and Ireland in June and July – and tickets are still available
Like most Lana girlies, I’ve been hooked since Video Games first dropped and introduced the world to her hazy, melancholic magic. Since then, her silky vocals and signature sad-girl glamour have only gotten better – richer, bolder and more cinematic.
I was lucky enough to see her live at Glastonbury 2023, and even though the night ended in (literal) silence when she didn’t finish her set in time for the strict noise curfew, it was one of the most talked-about performances at the festival. Now, with Lana heading out on a UK and Ireland tour across June and July, I’m reliving that moment and getting hyped for what’s to come – and what I’m hoping she leaves behind.
However, if you missed out on securing tickets, don’t fret. Official and resale tickets remain available, and while they may come with a higher price tag, they’re worth every penny.
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Here are my top reasons why Lana Del Rey is a must-see – and how you can snag last-minute tickets to the tour.
The setlist
At Glastonbury, the setlist was gold. Lana floated between cult classics like Born to Die, Ride and Young and Beautiful to newer hits like Norman ***king Rockwell and Candy Necklace. If her upcoming shows follow the same trajectory, we’re in for a treat.
And who knows, maybe she’ll bring out a special guest or two – if Taylor Swift can do it, Lana can. My dream guest would be A$AP Rocky, a frequent collaborator of Lana’s, having performed on the unreleased track Ridin’ and starred in her National Anthem music video.
The aesthetics
Lana’s stage presence is something else. Her ultra-stylised, ethereal aesthetic comes to life with dancers who look like they’ve stepped out of a noir ballet, vintage-style visuals and flowing costumes that blur the line between the California dream and old Hollywood heartbreak.
At Glastonbury, the production was packed with dreamy/surreal Lana vibes, so I’m crossing my fingers for more of the same.
Lana actually being in the UK
Of course, part of the thrill is that Lana doesn’t tour often – especially in the UK. These upcoming dates (her first UK and Ireland stadium tour) feel like a rare chance to see her in the flesh before she retreats to the Hollywood hills or wherever she writes her moody magic. So, if you’re thinking about going, now’s the time to grab those last-minute tickets.
….and Lana being on time
Look – I adore Lana. But showing up 30 minutes late to Glastonbury wasn’t exactly the move, and it meant we lost what could’ve been the most epic finale. According to the BBC, the star had at least six songs left to play when she was cut off, including some of her biggest hits, such as Summertime Sadness.
Saying that, her final singalong of Video Games with the crowd, mic or no mic, was a moment of pure Lana lore. So, yes, I’m manifesting promptness – but I’m also kinda hoping for another moment that turns into internet gold.
How to buy Lana Del Rey tickets now
Lana Del Rey tickets are available through several online retailers, such as resale platforms including viagogo , Vivid Seats , and StubHub. These websites offer fans the opportunity to purchase tickets at their convenience, without the hassle of virtual queues or surge pricing. They also give fans the chance to pick their ideal seats along the way, as well.
While resale sites are an option, there are still official, first-hand tickets available for Lana Del Rey’s shows, primarily via Seat Unique.
The online platform offers fans the chance to purchase tickets for music and sports events, with a host of added perks included, as well. These could include anything from free food and beverages, access to after-parties, early entry, goodie bags, and much more.
Here’s the link that fans need:
Lana Del Rey UK & Ireland Summer Tour 2025
- 23 June 2025 – Principality Stadium, Cardiff
- 26 June 2025 – Hampden Park, Glasgow
- 28 June 2025 – Anfield Stadium, Liverpool
- 30 June 2025 – Aviva Stadium, Dublin
- 03 July 2025 – Wembley Stadium, London
- 04 July 2025 – Wembley Stadium, London
