When is Lana Del Rey on stage for BST Hyde Park?

Lana Del Rey has announced her support acts for when she will headline BST Hyde Park on Sunday July 9.

With just days to spare, fans had worried that the lack of a support bill might mean the enigmatic singer-songwriter would pull out. But she has now confirmed her collaborators Father John Misty and Gang of Youths will be the primary warm-up before she takes to the Great Oak Stage.

After her top-billed performance on Glastonbury’s Other Stage was beset by technical issues, fans will be hoping the rare chance to see her perform in the UK will be free of hitches.

She will be the last of the British Summer Time headliners to perform – following sets from Pink, Gwen Stefani, Bruce Springsteen, Billy Joel, Blackpink and Guns N’ Roses.

The US singer earlier this year released her ninth album, Did You Know There’s a Tunnel Under Ocean Boulevard?

Fans can expect songs from the LP as well as favourites from previous records, judging by her setlists from her summer of touring festivals worldwide.

Other acts include The Last Dinner Party, SYML, Riopy, Tommy Genesis, Holly Macve, Etta Marcus, Kings Elliot and Siights. Several of those names also featured on Did You Know There’s a Tunnel Under Ocean Boulevard?

Tickets are sold out except for the final few Great Oak Premium VIP seats. For those lucky enough to have tickets, here is what you need to know.

What time will Lana Del Rey be on stage?

Priority entry is at 1pm and general entry 2pm, with last entry at 8.30pm.

BST organisers have yet to confirm when Lana Del Rey or the support will be on stage.

However, when timings are revealed, fans will know to take them with a pinch of salt, especially given Del Rey was half an hour late to her set at Glastonbury.

So far, most of the acts have been on stage before 9pm.

There is a 10.30pm curfew and the show will be over by then, whether Del Rey has got through her setlist or not.

What will Lana Del Rey’s setlist be?

Glastonbury fans will never know how the final quarter of her set would have sounded but the singer has been consistent in what she has played at previous festivals.

1. A&W

2. Young and Beautiful

3. Bartender

4. The Grants

5. Flipside

6. Cherry

7. Pretty When You Cry

8. Ride

9. Born to Die

10. Blue Jeans

11. Norman F**king Rockwell

12. Arcadia

13. Ultraviolence

14. White Mustang

15. Candy Necklace

16. Venice Bitch (contains elements of Taco Truck x VB)

17. Diet Mountain Dew

18. Summertime Sadness

19. Did You Know That There’s a Tunnel Under Ocean Blvd

20. Video Games