Lana Del Rey Has Changed Her New Album Name to 'Stove' and Shared New Release Date Plans

Lana Del Rey has changed her new album name to 'Stove' and shared new release date plans

Lana Del Rey has changed the name of her upcoming album to ‘Stove’, and seemingly won’t be releasing it until 2026. READ MORE: Lana Del Rey live in Cardiff: stadium spectacle on her own terms The ‘Summertime Sadness’ icon first announced details of the follow up to 2023’s ‘Did You Know That There’s A Tunnel Under Ocean Blvd’ last year, sharing that it would see her hone in on a country sound. In the time since, the highly-anticipated 10th album…

Lana Del Rey Talks Swimming With Gators and Pushing Her Country Album to 2026

Lana Del Rey revealed the one song she's written so far about her husband explained why her long-awaited country album 'Stove' was pushed to 2026.

Oops, Lana Del Rey Waited Too Long to Make Her Country Album

Lana Del Rey’s country album is still coming, and it’s called ‘Stove.’ “Eight years ago, when I was looking to make a country record, no one else was thinking about country,’’ she says. Well, giddy on up, girl!

Lana Del Rey Changes Album Name to Stove, Aims for January 2026 Release

The long-teased country follow-up to 2023’s Did You Know That There’s a Tunnel Under Ocean Blvd may finally see the light of day

Lana Del Ray Confirms “Majority” Of New Album Will Be Country – “When I Was Looking To Make A Country Record, No One Else Was Thinking About Country”

In an age where some of the biggest stars in pop are going country, highlighted of course by Post Malone’s F-1 Trillion and Beyonce’s COWBOY CARTER last year, there’s been one artist that has seemingly been teasing her crossover into the genre for years. That artist is none other than Lana Del Ray. Del Ray, the 11x Grammy nominee, has made a name for herself in the alt-pop scene with massive records such as 2011’s Born to Die and its follow-up, …

Lana Del Rey talks swimming with gators and pushing her country album to 2026

The singer-songwriter also revealed the one song she's written so far about her husband, Jeremy Dufrene, an airboat captain and alligator tour guide