Niko come on

when the album drops on sep 26, is called Stars Fell On Alabama, and we get an album trailer that is all about her and Jeremy (including wedding footage and that clip of her running up to hug him at her first show)

when the album drops on sep 26, is called Stars Fell On Alabama, and we get an album trailer that is all about her and Jeremy (including wedding footage and that clip of her running up to hug him at her first show)

when the album drops on sep 26, is called Stars Fell On Alabama, and we get an album trailer that is all about her and Jeremy (including wedding footage and that clip of her running up to hug him at her first show)

when the album drops on sep 26, is called Stars Fell On Alabama, and we get an album trailer that is all about her and Jeremy (including wedding footage and that clip of her running up to hug him at her first show)

when the album drops on sep 26, is called Stars Fell On Alabama, and we get an album trailer that is all about her and Jeremy (including wedding footage and that clip of her running up to hug him at her first show)

So. 57.5 single release August 8 ("we're gonna do this new one that is coming out in a couple months called 57.5") along with pre-order for a September 26 release date. Let's get delulu
 

Omg yasss 

when the album drops on sep 26, is called Stars Fell On Alabama, and we get an album trailer that is all about her and Jeremy (including wedding footage and that clip of her running up to hug him at her first show)

when the album drops on sep 26, is called Stars Fell On Alabama, and we get an album trailer that is all about her and Jeremy (including wedding footage and that clip of her running up to hug him at her first show)

when the album drops on sep 26, is called Stars Fell On Alabama, and we get an album trailer that is all about her and Jeremy (including wedding footage and that clip of her running up to hug him at her first show)

when the album drops on sep 26, is called Stars Fell On Alabama, and we get an album trailer that is all about her and Jeremy (including wedding footage and that clip of her running up to hug him at her first show)

when the album drops on sep 26, is called Stars Fell On Alabama, and we get an album trailer that is all about her and Jeremy (including wedding footage and that clip of her running up to hug him at her first show)

when the album drops on sep 26, is called Stars Fell On Alabama, and we get an album trailer that is all about her and Jeremy (including wedding footage and that clip of her running up to hug him at her first show)

This shit is not coming out until march 2026
 
if it ever comes out mind you

pretty sure someone posted the setlist at the first show and it was titled Stars Fell on Alabama! 
 
which is great because it’ll never be husband of mine to me!

pretty sure someone posted the setlist at the first show and it was titled Stars Fell on Alabama! 
 
which is great because it’ll never be husband of mine to me!

pretty sure someone posted the setlist at the first show and it was titled Stars Fell on Alabama! 
 
which is great because it’ll never be husband of mine to me!

What’s actually so wild is we’re in a very similar situation as last July: wondering if an album is coming in September (rip lasso)  August’s pretty much out - too soon for a proper rollout. That leaves September or October. I just don’t see her dropping anything between November and February.  

The delay in the release is similar to NFR, which makes me think we'll get one of the best albums of her career. The possible tracklisting reshuffles make me believe that, even after the release, we'll see leaks of tracks or how the project would have turned out in each of its attempts, making the album debatable for years to come.
 
What I most hope for is for the album to have a body and a distinctive and interesting identity. She had it on her last homemade albums, but I want something more tangible, especially when we have stars, swamps, alligators, burning houses, and country boots. Besides, it would be extremely natural. So, let her immerse herself in this new aesthetic.
 
However, the main factor that makes me believe this WON'T be like that is feeling Lana's own vibes. With NFR, she was clearly enthusiastic throughout: she couldn't help but post snippets, sing on Instagram, and smile since Mariners. Now, when she talks about the album, she seems completely disinterested and unhappy. Maybe it's even like Blue Banisters, where she just lets go and lets go.

I’d love if this album channeled the political bite of Lust for Life—but paired with that early, witchy, Blade Runner-esque sound she flirted with at the start, plus those Western tinges she brought in on Bluebird and Henry, Come On. And more than anything, I want an updated version of The Greatest—her current POV on the state of the culture, six years later. The world’s even more unhinged now. Trump’s back. The vibes are off. I want to know her take.
 
The public meltdown last fall over her marrying Jeremy—everyone instantly projecting 1950s tradwife fantasies onto her—feels ripe for a response. I think it could inspire some cutting, fiery song writing. She’s already been flipping that narrative on its head with songs like Quiet in the South (burning down the house because her lover’s MIA) and Stars Fell on Alabama (threatening to fight people critiquing Jeremy). If she leans into that energy—messy, defiant, unbothered—it could be another culturally sharp album from her similar to NFR. 

this is gonna be my next bartender 

I need a cinnamon girl moment in this album

At this point I wonder what she could be doing. I think we need BOZ to spill some tea, especially the making of Lasso being turned into The Right Person and then whatever the fuck it is now. Maybe he's waiting for her to announce the final title of the album and he'll start telling us? Mostly I wanna know how many tracks have been optioned and put on and taken off the tracklist like she always seems to do 

The slight change of your/our/the house is so subtly brilliant. It is quiet in the south and she is PISSED