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Lana Del Rey seems to be the number one enemy of festival produce. After the confusion with the MITA Festival in Brazil, the singer also had problems with the organization of the Glastonbury Festival, which was held in the UK last weekend.
On Saturday (24th), the singer was about 30 minutes late for going on stage. She apologized to fans and admitted that she had some trouble styling her hair backstage. The voice of Summertime Sadness (trans Rolling Stone).
In fact, with the artist being held back, Lana was unable to finish the planned track list. She sang 15 songs and was in the middle of a video game when her microphone snapped. The a cappella choir was stormed by the crowd and the singer had to be escorted off stage by festival security. In the video below, you can see the guards behind Lana as she interacts with the fan.
After nearly four years without performing, Lana is back and will spend the summer going from festival to festival.
- July 9 – BST Hyde Park – London, UK
- July 15th – Festival Ditty Quebec – Canada
- August 6 – Lollapalooza – Chicago, United States
- August 12 – Out of the Lands – San Francisco, United States
- October 1 – All Things Go – Columbia, USA – Sold
Lana Del Rey’s concert at the MITA Festival was also cut short
The singer returned to the stage for the first time since 2019 in Brazil, when she was one of the main attractions of the MITA Festival. She performed in Rio de Janeiro on May 27 and in São Paulo on June 3.
Lana performed 20 songs and wanted to sing another one, but the festival production did not authorize this, which led to a lot of criticism of the event on social media.
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