On January 17, Lana Del Rey performed at Little Caesar’s Arena in Detroit, Michigan, with Kali Uchis as her support act. At this show, Lana performed “Honeymoon” for the first time on this tour.

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SETLIST:
Experiment in Terror (intro, Henry Mancini song)
13 Beaches
Pretty When You Cry
Cherry(into two verses of Scarborough Fair)
Yayo (acoustic)
Born to Die
Blue Jeans
White Mustang
Honeymoon (tour debut)
–
Happy Birthday, Mr. President (music video interlude)
National Anthem
When the World Was at War…
Lust For Life
–
Medley: Change, Black Beauty, Young and Beautiful
Ride (with music video interlude)
–
Video Games
Love
Get Free (a cappella)
Serial Killer
Summertime Sadness
Off to the Races

Tours > LA TO THE MOON 2017-2018 > Little Caesar’s Arena in Detroit, Michigan, USA (January 17)
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On January 15, Lana Del Rey took her tour to Toronto, Canada as she played at the Air Canada Center with Kali Uchis as her support act. Before the show started, fans were waiting in line outside in the freezing cold, and Lana kindly bought them all pizza. MLSE Live also shared a photo of the merchandise Lana had on sale, and there was even a wedding proposal during “Video Games”.

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SETLIST:
Experiment in Terror (intro, Henry Mancini song)
13 Beaches
Pretty When You Cry
Cherry (into two verses of Scarborough Fair)
Yayo
Born to Die
White Mustang
Blue Jeans
–
Happy Birthday, Mr. President (music video interlude)
National Anthem
When the World Was at War…
Music To Watch Boys To
Lust For Life
–
Medley: Change, Black Beauty, Young and Beautiful
Ride (with music video interlude)
–
Video Games
Love
Summertime Sadness
Serial Killer
Get Free (a cappella)
Off to the Races

Tours > LA TO THE MOON 2017-2018 > Air Canada Center in Toronto, Canada (January 15)
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Lana Del Rey performed at TD Garden Arena in Boston, Massachusetts on January 13, which was opened by Jhené Aiko. During this set, Lana surprised the audience with an acoustic performance of her song “Yayo”, which is always a fan favourite.

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SETLIST:
Experiment in Terror (intro, Henry Mancini song)
13 Beaches
Pretty When You Cry
Cherry (into two verses of Scarborough Fair)
Born to Die
Blue Jeans
White Mustang
–
Happy Birthday, Mr. President (music video interlude)
National Anthem
When the World Was at War…
Music To Watch Boys To
Lust For Life
–
Medley: Change, Black Beauty, Young and Beautiful
Ride (with music video interlude)
–
Love
Video Games
Yayo (acoustic with guitar)
Summertime Sadness
Off to the Races

Tours > LA TO THE MOON 2017-2018 > TD Garden in Boston, Massachusetts, USA (January 13)
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After cancelling her show in Missouri (which they’re aiming to reschedule) due to a bout of flu, Lana Del Rey resumed her tour on January 11 in Chicago, Illinois at the United Center. Jhené Aiko opened the show as the support act as usual. Lana took no prisoners as she sang an a cappella snippet of her track “Get Free” which is currently the subject of a legal dispute with Radiohead.

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SETLIST:
Experiment in Terror (intro, Henry Mancini song)
13 Beaches
Pretty When You Cry
Cherry (with Scarborough Fair)
Born to Die
Blue Jeans
White Mustang
–
Happy Birthday, Mr. President (music video interlude)
National Anthem
When the World Was at War…
Music To Watch Boys To
Lust For Life
–
Medley: Change, Black Beauty, Young and Beautiful
Ride (with music video interlude)
–
Burnt Norton (instrumental)
Ultraviolence
–
Love
Video Games
Get Free (a cappella snippet)Summertime Sadness
Serial Killer (also a video of “the moan” specifically)
Off to the Races

Tours > LA TO THE MOON 2017-2018 > United Center in Chicago, Illinois (January 11)
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The next date in the LA to the Moon Tour was in Denver, Colorado at the Pepsi Center. At the concert – opened by Jhené Aiko – Lana Del Rey spoke some more about the Radiohead lawsuit.

She also threw some shade at Donald Trump during her performance of ‘When the World Was At War…’ by changing the lyrics from “Boys, don’t make too much noise, and don’t try to be funny” to “Boys, don’t make too much noise, and take your hand off that button”.

However, Lana didn’t stop there. Her track ‘White Mustang’ is suspected to be about her brief romance with G-Eazy. During the performance of this song, she added to her lyrics: “Couldn’t stop the way I was feeling the day his record dropped, and it wasn’t even that good!”

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SETLIST:
13 Beaches (live debut)
Pretty When You Cry
Cherry
(Into two verses of Scarborough Fair)
Born To Die
Blue Jeans
White Mustang
–
National Anthem
When The World Was At War
Music To Watch Boys To
Lust For Life
–
Medley: Change, Black Beauty, Young And Beautiful
Ride
–
Ultraviolence
–
Love
Video Games
Summertime Sadness
Off To The Races

Tours > LA TO THE MOON 2017-2018 > Pepsi Center in Denver, Colorado (January 7)
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On the lawsuit with Radiohead, Lana Del Rey said the following, which can also be watched in a video below:

“I didn’t know if I was going to mention anything, but I think I will since it was kind of all over the news today. I just want to say that I do have a particular song that Radiohead wants 100% of my publishing for. And actually, the only reason why I mention it is because I want to let you know […] that regardless of what happens in court, the sentiment that I wrote in that particuar song, which was my statement song for the record, my personal manifesto, my modern manifesto, I just want to let you know that regardless of if it gets taken down off of anything, those senitments that I wrote, I really am still gonna strive for them, even if that song isn’t on the future physical releases of the record. […] I mention that now because that song in particular as well as this other song that I’m gonna sing now […] this other song called Change, was an important song to me. I just want to let you know for the kids, and for the not kids – who are real fans here; Thanks.”

It’s official! The long anticipated 2018 world tour – LA To The Moon – has begun! Lana Del Rey kicked off her forth tour on January 5th, 2018 at the Target Center in Minneapolis, United States of America. Jhené Aiko opened the show as the support act!

The set list has been adjusted from previous tours, yet it still manages to incorporate a great selection of music throughout Lana’s discography. On Friday, Lana opened with ’13 Beaches’ which is the first time it has been performed fully live.

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SETLIST:
13 Beaches (live debut)
Pretty When You Cry
Cherry
(Into two verses of Scarborough Fair)
Born To Die
Blue Jeans
White Mustang
–
National Anthem
When The World Was At War
Music To Watch Boys To
Lust For Life
–
Medley: Change, Black Beauty, Black Beauty, Young And Beautiful
Ride
–
Ultraviolence
–
Love
Video Games
Summertime Sadness
Off To The Races

Tours > LA TO THE MOON 2017-2018 > At Target Center in Minneapolis, USA (January 5)
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At the MTV EMAs, Lana Del Rey revealed to Gaby Wilson that her next music video might be for ‘Cherry.’ In an earlier interview, Lana said she was deciding between a video for ‘Cherry’ or ‘Get Free.’

However, Lana explained that she talked to a few different directors about her ideas, but they didn’t like any of them. With that in mind, she has decided to take matters into her own hands and direct the video herself, for Cherry, with the help of her sister Chuck, “who is a great visual artist.”

She adds they were thinking of going back to her old days and doing their “hand-held, stuff in a hotel, or something.”

When asked about her rejected ideas, Lana revealed her idea for the song ‘Change’ was an “abstract, ‘Where The Wild Things Grow'” concept. She says in her mind, that song is a commentary on the nuclear tensions that have been rising, and wanted to incorporate more of that imagery, but people don’t want to see more of that.
 

Lana Del Rey recently performed at Camp Flog Gnaw Carnival in Los Angeles, where she was also interviewed by MTV News. She spoke to Gaby Wilson about her latest album; including the LA to the Moon tour, her collaborations and her newest music video ‘White Mustang.’

Gaby asked Lana if her song ‘Cola‘ had any reference to movie mogul Harvey Weinstein, as many in Hollywood are speaking up about the sexual assault and harassment he administered. In the song Lana sings “Harvey’s in the sky with diamonds, and it’s making me crazy.” However, other fans say they hear “ah he’s” instead of the name Harvey, especially as this is the lyric in the official lyric booklet.

In response, Lana said “When I wrote that song, I suppose I had a Harvey Weinstein/Harry Winston-type of character in mind. I envisioned, like, a benevolent, diamond-bestowing-upon-starlets visual, like a Citizen Kane or something. I’m not really sure. I thought it was funny at the time, and I obviously find it really sad now.”

With this in mind, Lana agreed to retire the song from her setlist, adding that it would be “the right thing to do.” She also stated: “I support the women who have come forward. I think they’re really brave for doing that.”

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