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On February 11, Lana Del Rey attended the Super Bowl with her sister Chuck at Allegiant Stadium in Las Vegas. While there, Lana was photographed with Taylor Swift and her posse, including Blake Lively, Keleigh Sperry, Ashley Avignone, and Ice Spice.

Candids > 2024 > At the Super Bowl at Allegiant Stadium in Las Vegas, Nevada, USA (February 11)
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Lana Del Rey attended the 66th Annual Grammy Awards in Los Angeles, held at the Crypto.com Arena, on February 4. Lana was nominated for 5 Grammy awards, but didn’t win any, although Jack Antonoff won for producing Lana’s ‘Did you know that there’s a tunnel under Ocean Blvd‘ album, in addition to Taylor Swift and The 1975’s latest albums. Lana was photographed with Taylor, Jack, Margaret Qualley, Phoebe Bridgers, and more.

During Taylor’s win for ‘Album of the Year,’ a category Lana was also nominated in, she pulled Lana up on stage and said: “Lana Del Rey was hiding, but I think so many female artists would not be where they are and would not have the inspiration they have if it weren’t for the work that she’s done. I think she’s a legacy artist, a legend, and in her prime right now.”

In response to fans’ concern over looking sad during her award losses and being pulled up on stage by Taylor, Lana left a comment on an Instagram post saying: “I literally just loved being there. I love to see everyone, get the tea and hang out. Get dressed up I literally did not feel 1 ounce of negative emotion at any point in that award ceremony. It was pure funniness and laughter.”

Public Appearances > 2024 > 66th Annual Grammy Awards in Los Angeles, California, USA (February 3)
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Lana Del Rey attended the Clive Davis Pre-Grammy Gala in Los Angeles on February 3. She was photographed with Jack Antonoff, Ellie Goulding, Margaret Qualley, Caroline Polachek, Ice Spice, Sabrina Carpenter, and Flavor Flav.

The Grammys will take place tonight. Lana’s Did you know that there’s a tunnel under Ocean Blvd is nominated for ‘Album of the Year’ and ‘Best Alternative Music Album.’ ‘A&W’ is nominated for ‘Song of the Year’ and ‘Best Alternative Music Performance.’ She is also nominated under ‘Best Pop Duo/group Performance’ for ‘Candy Necklace’ featuring Jon Batiste and Jack Antonoff is nominated as ‘Producer of the Year’ for producing the new 1975, Lana, and Taylor Swift’s albums.

Public Appearances > 2024 > Clive Davis Pre-Grammy Gala in Los Angeles, California, USA (February 3)
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On January 31, Lana Del Rey attended the Billboard and NMPA Songwriter Awards and Showcase in Los Angeles. While paying tribute to producer and singer-songwriter Jack Antonoff on stage, Lana announced that she is releasing her country album, titled ‘Lasso,’ this September.

“If you can’t already tell by our award winners and our performers, the music business is going… We’re going country. I knew it. I said it. That’s what’s happening. That’s why Jack has followed me to Muscle Shoals, Nashville, Mississippi over the last four years, to write our album that’s coming out in September called Lasso.”

Public Appearances > 2024 > NMPA x Billboard Songwriter Awards + Showcase in Los Angeles, California, USA (January 31)
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Candids > 2024 > Arriving/leaving the NMPA x Billboard Songwriter Awards + Showcase in Los Angeles, California, USA (January 31)
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Lana Del Rey visited Dolly Parton’s home in Tennessee on January 25, along with Nikki Lane, Luke Laird, and Cody Osbourne, plus other candid additions from January.

Candids > 2024 > With Tetiana Gaidar at Mastro’s Steakhouse in Thousand Oaks, California, USA (January 9)
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Candids > 2024 > At Taran Tactical in Simi Valley, California, USA (January 20)
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Candids > 2024 > At Taran Butler’s birthday party in Los Angeles, California, USA (January 20)
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Candids > 2024 > At Dolly Parton’s home in Nashville, Tennessee, USA (January 25)
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Lana Del Rey is the new face of Kim Kardashian’s shapewear brand Skims, modelling for their Valentine’s Day collection, which is out on January 23. Lana said: “I love Kim, and I love her family. Me and my sister are huge fans of them, and have been watching them forever.” To celebrate the new campaign, Lana spoke to Vogue about why she loves Skims, her thoughts on Valentine’s Day, creating one of the most celebrated albums of the year, plus what fans can expect from her upcoming Coachella set. A behind the scenes video from the photoshoot was also shared which you can find below.

Photoshoots > 2024 > For Skims Valentine’s Day Collection by Nadia Lee Cohen
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You can read the full interview below or on the Vogue website here.



Vogue: Hi, Lana! Congrats on your new Skims campaign. To start, I’d love to hear what drew you to working with the brand.
Lana Del Rey: It was kind of a cool coincidence. I actually had asked a mutual friend [of Kim and mine], Tracey Cunningham, if there was any way we could get one of the Swarovski [Skims] dresses that had sold out; at the same time, her friend Tracy Romulus asked if I’d be interested in doing a campaign. So it all happened at the exact same minute, which I took as a serendipitous sign. And I said, ‘Yeah, absolutely.’ I didn’t really hesitate. Me and my girlfriends were pretty excited, actually.

What do you love about the pieces that Kim and Skims are making?
Well, first of all, I just love how well it’s doing for her. And second of all, I do wear basics on most days; I like wearing the little rompers, or onesies with a big T-shirt. I’m always curious to see what they’re going to do; it’s an ever-evolving brand. It started as kind of a niche brand, and I feel like it’s grown into a thing where now my sister and my best friend Margaret are wearing it. All of a sudden you’re like, ‘Oh, you’re wearing Skims too,’ and you show up in the same outfit as you’re getting a coffee. It’s really kind of sweet.

How did the concept for the shoot evolve with the photographer Nadia Lee Cohen?
It was for a Valentine’s Day drop, so it was driven by her and Kim’s concept, and I just liked it the way it was. They really wanted me to be blonde, so that it looked different from all the other photos that I’ve taken. I thought that was cool. I worked with [Nadia] before, and I love everything she does. I didn’t know that she was the person who shot Kim in her snow bunny [campaign]. That was what drew me in the most, and I was hoping [our shoot] would have a little bit of a sixties flare, too.

You’re someone who has written a lot about love, so I’m curious what your relationship to Valentine’s Day is.
Aw, that’s cute. I’m sentimental, so of course I’m going to love Valentine’s Day! It’s up there for me in terms of the holidays. I do what half of girls do, and buy themed tea towels from HomeGoods, and put a couple extra hearts in the kitchen while I’m making coffee just for fun—the way I would for Christmas or whatever. It’s the last holiday right after that triad of Thanksgiving and Christmas, and then you’ve got that little reprieve of Valentine’s Day. It’s always been a happy day for me.

Do you have any reflections on love this year, coming up on Valentine’s Day?
Well, because I reflect on love every day, I must admit it holds not much more weight than a gentle Tuesday. I’m always thinking about everything all the time, including love and how things have gone, and how they’re going to go. So I mean, does Valentine’s Day magnify it at all? I think it used to. Now, I guess it depends on the year. Some years, all my friends are in town and they want to do something themed, which is cute. Some years are quiet, or some years you have a boyfriend; Some years two ex-boyfriends send you flowers, and it’s funny—I’m like, why? But I also think it can be a hard day for a lot of people. But it’s not for me.

I want to ask you about the upcoming Grammys. Congratulations on Did You Know That There’s a Tunnel Under Ocean Blvd getting an Album of the Year nomination. Looking back on making that record, what did creating that work mean to you?
I didn’t think I was going to be making this album until I met Mike Hermosa; he did not consider himself a musician at all—he was a cameraman, a DP—but he would play, and I really liked some of the stuff he was playing. I then turned that into an unexpected album for myself. I knew it was going to be an album after I sang casually to about four of his four-chord licks; I didn’t expect to get four songs quickly, but once I have about four, I always feel like then I am probably going to make an album, if I think they’re good enough. I wrote “Did You Know That There’s a Tunnel Under Ocean Blvd,” “Let the Light In,” “The Grants, and “Taco Truck” within the same time period. With that little foundation, I was like, ‘Oh, okay, I’m going to go all the way with it.’ So that album kind of found me. Things did not really go the way I thought that year, we had a lot going on, so I wasn’t really sure what kind of life or legs the album would take on. Another thing that I think propelled it was actually the album covers. We took almost as long with making the cover as making the album; it was a slow process. But I really, really liked our album covers, and once I saw them all, I felt like there was a different energy around it. It’s sort of like, a picture’s worth a thousand words.

One of my favorite tracks on the album is “A&W,” which has a Grammy nod for Song of the Year. I think it delivers one of the best musical transitions of the year; the song takes you on a journey. What was the intention behind the track’s epic mid-song switch-up?
That song sat in Jack Antonoff’s mailbox for nine months. It was supposed to be a ballad, and when I was done making the album, I asked him to listen to it. I had already put down the instrumental, and it didn’t include the “Jimmy Cocoa Puff” part that it transitions into. He felt really, really strongly that it should. And I wasn’t sure, because I had written the Jimmy part 13 years ago, and I had recreated it with him two years ago. So I re-recreated that, and I did a different interpretation that was a little more bouncy. And at the time, I wasn’t really sure if the transition diminished the song’s point, or if distracted from it in a good way—if took it from one place into a better place. Ultimately I was like, I would prefer for this song to transition into a happier place; I don’t want it to land in this sad spot. So, it’s interesting: When Jack has a really strong opinion, I’ve definitely learned that it’s very worth trusting it. Sometimes we’re so differently inclined musically, but with this one, I’m really glad that we went with our inclination. If you asked me, I would not have thought that this song would gain any traction. But I am really happy about it; I think it’s cool.

Lastly, you’re heading Coachella this year! What can fans expect from the performance?
I am really excited about headlining. It’s funny, because it’s going to be about 10 years to the day that I was [last] there, which is insane. I’ve known I was headlining for a long time, because you get booked way in advance, so I’ve thought about it for a while, and I already have a lot of things set into motion. If all goes well, it’ll be as big and bold as I hope it will be. Architecturally, it’s going to depend on the structure, and whether I can make it…. But I’m really excited about it. I’m excited, so my fans can get excited.

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Lana Del Rey performed at NBC’s ‘Christmas At Graceland,’ a televised concert from Elvis Presley’s estate, which was broadcast live on Peacock on November 29. Lana sang ‘Unchained Melody’ which you can watch below. Other performers included Kasey Musgraves, Post Malone, Alanis Morissette, and John Legend. Lana was photographed with Elvis Presley’s granddaughter, actress Riley Keough. There is also a cute video of them both below, which Lana shared on Instagram. Click here to watch the full ‘Christmas At Graceland’ show with all performers.

Candids > 2023 > Performing at NBC’s Christmas At Graceland (November 29)
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On November 25, Lana Del Rey attended her friend Val Vogt’s engagement party which was hosted at a pickleball court in Los Angeles. Lana was also spotted a few days earlier with a fan while out shopping at South Coast Plaza Mall in Costa Mesa.

Candids > 2023 > Meeting a fan while shopping at South Coast Plaza Mall in Costa Mesa, California, USA (November 21)
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Candids > 2023 > At Val Vogt’s engagement party at a pickleball court in Los Angeles, California, USA (November 25)
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