Dream-pop songstress Lana Del Rey will embark on a brief North American trek this fall in support of her upcoming album. <\/p>\n
The singer-songwriter’s NFR Tour originally consisted of eight dates across North America. Del Rey has since added ten additional shows. She’ll launch the jaunt September 21 in Wantagh, New York before heading to Vancouver and spend much of the trek in West Coast markets, including Portland, Seattle and Los Angeles. The tour will conclude November 19 in Nashville. In early 2020, she will head overseas for a an eight-city European leg.<\/p>\n
The brief outing comes in support of Del Rey’s upcoming sixth album Norman F—ing Rockwell<\/em>, released August 30. Her follow-up to the Grammy-nominated Lust for Life<\/em> has been a long time coming. Del Rey has dropped four singles from the LP over the past year. She teased the record in 2018 with lead singles “Mariners Apartment Complex” and “Venice Bitch,” and earlier this year released “Hope Is a Dangerous Thing for a Woman Like Me to Have – But I Have It.” Her latest, a cover of Sumbline’s 1997 hit “Doin’ Time,” was released in May. Listen to the track below.<\/p>\n