Lana Del Rey has officially released her new song “Henry, Come On,” which is presumably the first single from her highly anticipated album, The Right Person Will Stay. This release is the ultimate dream come true for Del Rey. She has been teasing the song since Coachella 2022, building an unparalleled level of hype and excitement around it for over a year.
Co-produced by Del Rey and Drew Erickson, “Henry, Come On” is a masterwork of the artist’s lyrical trademark and atmospheric melancholy. The poignant ballad, “I Can’t Wait Any Longer,” speaks to her artistic work with Luke Laird, who co-wrote the song with her. Fans can hear “Henry, Come On” today — it’s streaming everywhere on platforms like Spotify, Apple Music and others.
Pop star Lana Del Rey is reportedly eager to play the conservative-leaning Stagecoach country music festival later this month. On top of that, she just dropped a new track! This performance will be part of a broader schedule that includes a series of summer concerts in the United Kingdom. Together, these events reflect her continued commitment to bring music to her fans in creative ways now that she’s stepping out with new music.
Del Rey’s follow-up to last year’s Did You Know That There’s a Tunnel Under Ocean Blvd is called The Right Person Will Stay. Save the date for its release on May 21! With the response and builds towards it on the album’s first singles, this might be one of the most anticipated albums of the fall. It was even featured in Pitchfork’s list of “The 50 Most Anticipated Albums of Spring 2025,” underscoring the high expectations surrounding her upcoming work.
With her captivating narratives and signature sound, Lana Del Rey shows no signs of stopping as she enchants millions of listeners around the world. With “Henry, Come On,” she 100 percent makes her case for an inarguable place in today’s music landscape. This release indeed lays the groundwork for an exhilarating new era in her career.