Leaderboard
Popular Content
Showing most liked content since 08/20/2024 in all areas
-
46 likes
-
45 likes
-
40 likes
-
38 likes
-
36 likes
-
36 likes
-
34 likes
-
34 likes
-
33 likesOn April 25th, 2025, Lana Del Rey will be performing at Stagecoach in Indio, California.
-
33 likes
-
31 likes
-
30 likes
-
30 likes
-
30 likesHello people of LanaBoards, I’ve known about this website for a while but this is my first time posting something. Days ago I had the privilege of my life to hear a few songs from Lasso. I sadly can not reveal by which means I got to hear these songs, but I can confirm that the 3 songs I heard sound amazing. I can also confirm from my sources that the US Election will have a major impact on when Lana releases some new material. I’ve been told that she’s not really keen on releasing an Americana themed album if Trump wins in November and that she would rather release it in time for summer, however we can not confirm that. I got to hear 3 songs from the album, including the intro song she played at her birthday show (that was rumored to be titled “The Mirror”) For the sake of respect I will not reveal the full titles. N*****u R***e ⁃ It got that country ballad chours like in Country Roads. She mentions the Grammys in here. L********e ⁃ I don’t like comparing songs but this song has that sexy vibe similar to Cherry, Freak, Fishtail. Doesn’t fit the country theme imo. T*** C*** ** * M*****e ⁃ This is that “The Mirror” song. The version preformed at her show must have been a remixed/extended version bc the ”Past present future I see in you” is more like a post-chours/bridge sung once and the actual chours is very grand. This will be the fan fav I can tell. Write down your questions and I will do my best to answer them tomorrow. I will be online this week on Tuesday (11 AM ET) and Wednesday (11 AM ET) and after that I will be gone forever. Jinn
-
30 likes
-
29 likes
-
28 likes
-
28 likes
-
28 likes
-
28 likes
-
28 likes
-
28 likes
-
27 likes
-
26 likes
-
26 likes
-
26 likes
-
26 likes
-
26 likes
-
26 likes
-
26 likes
-
26 likes
-
26 likesSo back at the hotel and I need some rest and need things to settle because it was such an intensive and long day, also I still need to realize I saw her live But overall I enjoyed the day even though it was rowdy and I felt three times like I gonna pass out especially since me and the other Lana fan I was with lost our water bottles while running. Getting from the line to the stage lowkey felt like being part of sth like the Hunger Games But I couldn't believe she played the entire setlist plus Body Electric even though she was late Tropico and Body Electric were such a collapse and a great surprise. Also the COCC outro, the Ride bridge. The show was so beautiful and I have to admit hearing the setlist live for the first time, I loved it and I feel like we were really lucky today Also I felt like the crowd was giving so much energy (at least in my area). We were able to make it really close to the stage. Literally stood five minutes there, completely shook when I saw Lana. Also seeing the hologram live was hitting hard, it felt like Lana died and we were seeing her ghost on the stage But yeah I felt like ppl were passing out or needed help alot, actually missed 3/4 of NFR because a girl next to me needed help Anyways alot of things to process but I am so happy I saw her live and I enjoyed the other artists too, especially Pomme and I had some great moments with some other fans And I can't believe I saw Rob and Ricardo in person too lmao
-
26 likes
-
25 likes
-
25 likes
-
25 likes
-
25 likes
-
25 likes
-
25 likesThe last time this happened was when Kintsploogi came up and I doubted then so I’m ready to believe I have a feeling the Fenway song is called This Can’t Be A Mistake it’s kinda giving like what is our purpose in life it’s not a mistake we’re on this earth and it’s been this way in time present, past, future
-
25 likes
-
25 likes
-
25 likes
-
24 likes
-
24 likes
-
24 likes
-
24 likes
-
24 likes
-
24 likes
-
24 likes
-
24 likes‘It Had to Be Tweed’: Lana Del Rey Embraced Classic French Style for Her Latest Paris Performance BY CHRISTIAN ALLAIRE August 22, 2024 Last night, Lana Del Rey served as the opening-night headline act at the Rock en Seine music festival in Paris. The singer hit the stage and performed her hits such as “Doin’ Time,” “Summertime Sadness,” and “Ride,” marking her second time playing the French festival, having first graced its stage back in 2014. “To play anywhere in Paris is more than a childhood dream,” Del Rey tells Vogue of the new setlist. “There is a fantastical element to playing in a park outside of Paris. I played over 10 years ago, and it’s always nice to have a full circle moment like this.” Performing in the the City of Light holds a special place in the star’s heart—mainly, for the fans there. “Paris is one of the first large cities we played and realized how passionate the people were,” says Del Rey, who is also a big admirer of the city’s unique architecture. “There are so many dreams that people have tied up to the idea of Paris, including myself—it’s so old compared to America, so everything is visually stunning. The culture is warm, the shopping is incredible, and the parks are dreamy.” Of course, this being a Paris show, Del Rey had to bring a chic French look to the event. For that, she looked to Chanel, wearing a black and navy, iridescent-glittered etamine dress from its spring 2023 collection. “This dress to me is the simplest embodiment of a little black Chanel dress,” says Del Rey. “It had to be tweed. And an A-line is always flattering. I love a classic little black Chanel dress with black boots and a black bow.” Speaking of accessories, the star finished off the look with Chanel’s Première Sound watch-necklace hybrid. It featured a steel necklace chain, which was woven with 18-karat yellow gold, black leather, and matte black audio cable; The timepiece also featured a steel case coated with 18-karat yellow gold, as well as a black lacquered dial. (Del Rey has exceptional taste in watches: See her Jacob & Co. Fleurs de Jarin watch.) For a special touch, Del Rey even had custom Chanel in-ear monitors—a flex. The performance comes as hype and anticipation around Del Rey’s upcoming album continues to build. According to an announcement earlier this year, it’s set to be titled Lasso and will reportedly feature a country sound. The star gives us a teaser: “All my albums are somewhat rooted in Americana, unless it’s an album like Honeymoon which has a jazz flair, so I don’t think it will be a heavy departure,” she says. “If anything, it will just be a little lighter lyrically, and more pointed in a classic country, American, or Southern Gothic production—which again, so many of my songs already are.” We simply cannot wait. But good news for diehard fans: Before the record drops, Del Rey promises there will be more singles on the way. You can expect a follow-up to her latest, “Tough” with Quavo, very soon. In Del Rey’s own words: “We have two more coming out by the end of the year!”
This leaderboard is set to New York/GMT-04:00