Lana Del Rey‘s newest release, the lullaby-like “Bluebird” just released on Friday (April 18), is a song that’s been years in the making. The ballad first came to her while she held a ...

Lana Del Rey released her second single, Bluebird, from her upcoming untitled album on April 18. The new song came a week after the first single Henry, Come on with an announcement that her ...

The singer has now opened up about the real story behind the new single ‘Bluebird’, which stemmed from a real bird which hit her window. Del Rey recorded a selfie video from her car to share the story ...

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The Bluebird Café, located on Lake Road, Coniston, closed earlier this year in January to allow for an extension of the building. Renovation work has been ongoing ever since and is now nearing ...

Del Rey, 39, recounted the unique inspiration for the ethereal ballad, which thematically uses the titular bluebird as a metaphor for self-healing. She improvised the melody when a bird flew into ...

Lana Del Rey has opened up about the real inspiration behind her latest single, Bluebird. Taking to her Instagram handle on Friday, the Born to Die singer shared a video of herself, revealing how she ...

On Friday, April 18, the "Young and Beautiful" singer released the single "Bluebird." It is a dreamy song about hope and self-healing, timed perfectly for springtime's arrival. "Your crash landing ...

While the release of Lana Del Rey’s tenth studio album is still shrouded in some confusion, Del Rey is has offered up another surprise release in the form of the new single ‘Bluebird. Given the strong ...

Now, a week later, Del Rey has solidified this assertion with another song, "Bluebird." It's all befitting a musician that is playing a country festival next week. From the finger-plucked guitar ...

Lana Del Rey has shared a new single, “Bluebird.” The acoustic, country-inspired ballad was written by Del Rey and Luke Laird. They produced the single together with Drew Erickson.