Check Out Lana Del Rey’s New Single “Henry, Come On”

Lana Del Rey Releases New Single

Lana Del Rey has unveiled her ethereal and unforgettable new track “Henry, Come On” – listen to it below.

Upcoming Album and New Sound

Last year, the singer announced her forthcoming 10th album, “The Right Will Remain”, which continues from her 2023 record “Did You Know That There’s a Tunnel Under Ocean Blvd?”

On May 21, some details about the recording were shared, although Del Rey had previously informed fans on Instagram that the album would feature 13 tracks, including a newly released single titled “Henry, Come On.”

“All these country singers / and their lonely trips to Houston / actually do not make the best / you know, soothe the type” she sings in the bridge of the song before concluding with: “Last call: “Hey, you all” / hang your hat on the wall / tell him that his shepherd left / go and frivolous.

Listen to Lana Del Rey’s “Henry, Come On” below.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NDYY3NJ7A0S

This marks the first song from “The Right Will Remain”, which is expected to prominently feature country sounds while also exploring elements from other genres throughout the record. The full tracklist has yet to be revealed.

“Henry, Come On” also signifies her first solo release in two years, following her collaboration in July with Quavo on the track “Hard.”

Insights on the New Album

Lana Del Rey discussed the album with NME in May of last year, suggesting that the lyrics may be simpler compared to her previous works. “Perhaps I am less about any self-developing themes, like ‘Tunnel’ or ‘Blue Banisters’ or ‘Chemtrails Over the Country Club,’ and more melodic,” she stated. “Maybe it’s more in the American songwriting style?”

Since then, the album’s sound, release date, and even its title—previously referred to as Lasso—have been subject to speculation. Del Rey had initially indicated that the project would be released in October last year. However, she later expressed a desire to follow her instincts after sensing a “literal energy pause.”

This summer, the artist known for “Cherry” plans to embark on a stadium tour across the UK and Ireland, supporting “The Right Will Remain.” By the end of 2024, Del Rey is expected to be among the best-selling solo artists of 2025, as ticket sales for the stadium tour have reportedly been strong.

Following the announcement of major concerts in Cardiff, Glasgow, Liverpool, Dublin, and London, high demand has resulted in the addition of a second show in London.