You can’t have a Lana show without the “holy trinity” of sad girl anthems, right? I’m talking “Video Games,” “Summertime Sadness,” and “Born to Die.” It’s like going to a pizza place and not ordering a slice—it just wouldn’t feel complete.
These songs are the emotional anchors of the night. You’ll probably sob into your friend’s shoulder during “Young and Beautiful,” and that’s perfectly okay. It’s basically a tradition at this point.
What About the Ultraviolence Era?
Here’s where I get hopeful. The UK crowds love the psychedelic rock vibes from her 2014 album “Ultraviolence.” We might get a double-whammy of “West Coast” and “Shades of Cool.” Imagine the crowd swaying like slow-motion waves—it’s a vibe you can’t replicate.
And let’s be honest, if she doesn’t play “Brooklyn Baby,” someone in the audience will riot… politely, with a vintage cigarette holder. It’s just too perfect of a banger to skip.
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