Lana Del Rey's BST Hyde Park setlist in full

Lana Del Rey is back in the UK for her first British gig since Glastonbury in June.

The revered and eternally enigmatic singer-songwriter will headline a huge outdoor concert in London at American Express presents BST Hyde Park on Sunday, July 9. 

Her setlist will include songs from her ninth album Did you know that there's a tunnel under Ocean Blvd, which debuted at Number 1 on the Official Albums Chart earlier this year. In the process, it became the sixth UK Number 1 album of her already stellar career.

You can also expect to hear iconic songs from Lana’s previous albums, including the Top 10 hits Born to Die, Video Games and Summertime Sadness.

MORE: Lana Del Rey's Official Top 40 biggest songs on the Official Chart

The support line-up includes several of Lana’s recent collaborators from Did you know... like Father John Misty and Tommy Genesis. Could we see a special guest or two pop up during the headline set? We wouldn't bet against it... 

Lana Del Rey: American Express presents BST Hyde Park 2023 setlist in full - songs performed at Hyde Park, London, UK on July 9

1. A&W (shortened)

2. Young and Beautiful

3. Bartender

4. Chemtrails Over the Country Club

5. The Grants (shortened)

6. Cherry (extended intro)

7. Pretty When You Cry
8. Ride (shortened)

9. Born to Die (shortened)

10. Blue Jeans (extended intro)

11. Norman Fucking Rockwell (shortened)

12. Arcadia (shortened)

13. Ultraviolence (extended intro)

14. White Mustang (extended intro)

15. Candy Necklace (extended intro and outro)

16. Venice Bitch  (shortened)

17. Diet Mountain Dew (shortened)

18. Summertime Sadness (remix version)

19. Did You Know That There's a Tunnel Under Ocean Blvd.

20. Video Games

(Taken from Lana's recent setlist at the Prima Estate in Italy)

Who are the support acts for Lana Del Rey's American Express presents BST Hyde Park show?

Father John Misty

Father John Misty is the performance moniker of Joshua Michael Tillman who was born May 3, 1981 in Rockville, Maryland. The American singer-songwriter, musician, and record producer began his career in Seattle, releasing eight albums under the name J. Tillman. He then joined Fleet Foxes as their drummer during their breakthrough, and left after they finished touring their 2011 album Helplessness Blues. Father John Misty debuted himself with the album Fear Fun in 2012, and has since worked with Avalanches and Lana Del Rey. Father John Misty was nominated as Best International Male at the 2016 BRIT Awards.

See Father John Misty's UK chart history in full here.

Gang of Youths

Gang of Youths are a five-piece alternative rock band from Sydney, Australia, who are now based in London. Fronted by singer David Le'aupepe, they released their debut album The Positions in 2015. They have since toured with Mumford & Sons and released two further albums, 2017's Go Farther in Lightness and 2022' Angel in Realtime. The latter peaked at Number 10 on the Official Albums Chart, becoming their first UK chart entry.

SYML

SYML is the solo project of Brian Fennell, a singer-songwriter from Issaquah, Washington, who was previously a member of indie band Barcelona. He has released two albums, 2019's SYML and 2023's The Day My Father Died, and features on Paris, Texas, a track from Lana Del Rey's latest album Did You Know That There's a Tunnel Under Ocean Blvd.

Riopy

Riopy – full name Jean-Philippe Rio-Py – is a French pianist and composer who records contemporary classical music and film scores. He features on the track Grandfather please stand on the shoulders of my father while he's deep sea fishing on Lana Del Rey's latest album, Did you know that there's a tunnel under Ocean Blvd.

What are the stage times for Lana Del Rey's American Express presents BST Hyde Parkk gig in London?

Lana Del Rey will take to the stage at 8.40pm, after sets by Father John Misty at 6.40pm, Gang of Youths at 5pm, SYML at 3.35pm and Riopy at 2.30pm.

What time does Lana Del Rey's American Express presents BST Hyde Park concert finish?

The show will end no later than 10.30pm due to a strict enforced curfew (why does that ring a bell?). 

WORDS: Nick Levine