Every Lana tour has a supporting act that’s almost as exciting as her. For 2026, rumors are swirling that Father John Misty might open for half the dates. Can you even imagine the duet? They’d sing about nihilism and California wine, and the crowd would spontaneously combust from the sheer vibe. Other whispers point to a surprise appearance by Taylor Swift on one night—just for one song, probably “Snow on the Beach.” It would break the internet, but also, can you imagine Taylor trying to keep up with Lana’s “sad girl” energy for a full set? No thanks.
There’s also a persistent rumor that Jack Antonoff will be on stage for the entire tour, playing a grand piano that’s on fire. Not literally on fire, but you know what I mean. He’ll be the guy in the corner with the synthesizer, looking like a proud dad at a school play. We love him for it.
Tickets: The Hunger Games
Getting tickets will be a bloodbath, as Lana herself might say. Pre-sales start in February, and you’ll need to sell your soul—or at least your unused gym membership—to afford a decent seat. My advice? Join the fan club, set ten alarms, and be ready to cry when Ticketmaster crashes. But here’s a pro tip: check for local venue lottery systems. Lana’s team is reportedly setting aside a small number of tickets for superfans who write her a letter. Yes, a physical letter. I’m already drafting mine on pink stationery covered in lipstick kisses.
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If you don’t get a ticket, don’t despair. She’s supposedly live-streaming the final show from the Hollywood Bowl for free. Grab a glass of cheap red wine, put on your best faux-fur coat, and watch it on your couch. It’s almost the same thing. Almost.
