West Coast

Happy birthday to this fucking masterpiece. This song altered the course of the music industry, it is revolutionary, it is unrivaled and it is 4 minutes and 17 seconds of euphoria. I honestly can't believe it's been 10 years already. We all know where we were when this dropped. Oh Dan Auerbach the musical genius that you ARE! Happy birthday LEGEND!! 🎉

She also debuted West Coast at... Coachella, and her performance slayed. The lack of Lasso news had very little to do with how the show turned out.

There's something so unprofessional about a festival of this magnitude having mic/sound issues on their main stage, let alone having sound issues at all.

Here's the actual comment for full context: Sounds to me like there's no bad blood.

This wasn't catastrophic, the mic/sound issue was the biggest disappointment of the night; however, she gave us many iconic moments and this was the most professional looking her show has ever been. But, her choice of songs is one big pacing/energy issue and I'm over her doing half (sometimes 1/3) versions of songs and only doing slower deep cuts back to back.

I saw Ocean Blvd. live last summer and this background singer did the same thing then, pretty sure this little bit is planned. What I meant was that people were saying that one of them looked pissed during or after Candy Necklace...

Now why are people saying one of the background singers looked pissed? Can someone pinpoint when that was? I have a huntch the energy was off for everyone on stage.

They usually livestream both weekends!

The thing is, this performance was not bad, it gave is MANY iconic moments--I'm still gagging over the intro, like she did that--but the voice/mic issues and the choice of songs, and order, made the whole thing incongruous. I know I won't stay up late next week, but I hope something gets done about at least one of these elements.

Playing acoustic deepcuts and slower songs back to back really kills the mood

Hey at least she sang them in a different order

If there is one thing that has stayed consistent throughout the years it's the absolute unfiltered and unadulterated hatred her setlists get. I'm kinda living for the consistency here and also the self-inflicted pain we give ourselves—expecting her to do something, well, not tepid.

Aside from the iconic intro and her obviously looking the best she's ever looked, where was this energy?

I don't think that's entirely true, her MITA performance this last year was iconique, I honestly think that had it not been for obvious technical issues, she seemed quite energetic tonight.

I know it's hard pill to swallow for some fans, but for a lot of people, unless you're a hardcore Lana fan, she's just not a very exciting live act--and if you add the lack of upbeat material to the equation, it really doesn't help defeating that perception.