After F1 Singapore Concert, Lana Del Rey Hints at Another Visit to Asia
Lana Del Rey drew about 60,000 people to Singapore’s F1 music festival, headlining the final night with her first major show in the city-state. She told the crowd she expected to see them again, raising hopes of another visit to Asia after years with few public performances in the region.
Her 75-minute, 14-song set spanned several stages of her career and ended with “Summertime Sadness”. Del Rey last appeared in Singapore in 2012 for a small store performance, while her visits to China have been for private events; a regional tour has yet to happen. The three-day festival also featured artists including JJ Lin, The Killers, Janet Jackson and Mark Ronson.
- Lana Del Rey headlined Singapore’s F1 festival.
- About 60,000 people watched her 75-minute set.
- She hinted this would not be her last visit.
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Lana Del Rey is an American singer-songwriter known for songs including “Summertime Sadness”. She has released music since the early 2010s, but has made few public concert appearances in Asia.
Singapore’s Formula 1 Grand Prix is a motor race held alongside a three-day music festival. The festival brings international and regional performers to the city, and Del Rey’s appearance was her first major public show in Singapore.
A regional tour would give fans elsewhere in Asia a chance to see her perform, but no such tour has yet taken place. Her past visits to the region have included a small Singapore performance and private events in China.