AceShowbiz - Lana Del Rey released her newest song, "Bluebird," on Friday, April 18. This track, the second single from her highly anticipated 10th studio album, seamlessly combines the country sound she has been teasing with her signature pop-alternative style.

The release of "Bluebird" comes just one week after her previous single, "Henry, Come On." She, however, recently shared that her upcoming album would no longer be released on May 21, and its title had changed.

"I mean, you know it's not going to come on time, right?" the Grammy nominee playfully commented in a since-deleted Instagram post. She further teased, "Like, should I even tell you that the name changed again?"

Originally announcing the LP as "The Right Person Will Stay" in a November Instagram post, Del Rey expressed gratitude towards collaborators Luke Laird, Jack Antonoff, Zachary Dawes, and Drew Erickson for their contributions in creating the album's 13 tracks.

Despite the uncertainty surrounding the exact release date and the final title of her new album, Del Rey's popularity continues to soar. The "Cinnamon Girl" singer is scheduled to perform at the Stagecoach Festival next Friday, offering fans a special treat. In an Instagram post, she promised a "very special country set" featuring some new tracks.

"This has been such a crazy nine months and I'm so blessed that come the 25th, it will have been a year since I got to headline Coachella," she wrote in the caption. Her gratitude extended to the organizers of Stagecoach for giving her the opportunity to share her new music with festival-goers.

As anticipation builds for her 10th album, the release of "Bluebird" offers a promising glimpse into the captivating new direction of her music.