Lana Del Rey apologizes for truncated Glastonbury show
Lana Del Rey apologizes for truncated Glastonbury show
Image source, Getty ImagesBy Mark SavageMusic correspondent, BBC News
Lana Del Rey has apologized to fans for the end brutal from his Glastonbury last month.
The American singer-songwriter arrived half an hour late for his set and was pull the plug when she broke curfew.
< p class="ssrcss-1q0x1qg-Paragraph eq5iqo00">Although he begged Glastonbury bosses to let her play "one more song" , Del Rey had to leave without finishing.
Playing in London's Hyde Park on Sunday, she introduced the song Diet Mountain Dew saying, "It's where I was cut last time - sorry."
Del Rey then toyed with breaking the Hyde Park curfew, stretching the last section of Did you know there's a tunnel under Ocean Blvd?
"I don't want this to end", did - she told her band, indicating that they should keep playing, as the gospel ballad neared its conclusion. a little later, a few minutes later, Del Rey added, "It's worth it. Even if you have the blackout, it's worth it."
Image source, Getty ImagesBy Mark SavageMusic correspondent, BBC News
Lana Del Rey has apologized to fans for the end brutal from his Glastonbury last month.
The American singer-songwriter arrived half an hour late for his set and was pull the plug when she broke curfew.
< p class="ssrcss-1q0x1qg-Paragraph eq5iqo00">Although he begged Glastonbury bosses to let her play "one more song" , Del Rey had to leave without finishing.
Playing in London's Hyde Park on Sunday, she introduced the song Diet Mountain Dew saying, "It's where I was cut last time - sorry."
Del Rey then toyed with breaking the Hyde Park curfew, stretching the last section of Did you know there's a tunnel under Ocean Blvd?
"I don't want this to end", did - she told her band, indicating that they should keep playing, as the gospel ballad neared its conclusion. a little later, a few minutes later, Del Rey added, "It's worth it. Even if you have the blackout, it's worth it."
Image source, Getty Images
