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Lana Del Ray did not mince words when she premiered a brand-new song live on stage at the Stagecoach Festival on Friday night (April 25). The pop star threw brutal shade at Morgan Wallen<\/a> in a new song titled “57.5.”<\/p>\n TMZ<\/a> first reported the news of the incident, which took place during Del Ray’s performance at the 2025 Stagecoach Country Music Festival in Indio, Calif.<\/p>\n In a video TMZ shared, she’s in the middle of performing the song when she addresses the audience in spoken word, saying, “This is the last time I’m ever going to say this line.”<\/p>\n The lyrics that follow pulled no punches on the country superstar.<\/p>\n “I kissed Morgan Wallen \/ I guess kissing me kind of went to his head \/ If you want my secret to success \/ I suggest don\u2019t go ATVing with him when you\u2019re out west,”<\/em> she sang.<\/p>\n Del Ray has offered no further explanation, so it’s not very clear if the song references a real-life incident or if the singer is taking a little creative liberty.<\/p>\n Both TMZ and Billboard<\/em><\/a> reached out to Wallen’s camp for comment, but neither has heard back.<\/p>\n Del Ray married Jeremy Dufrene in September of 2024. She debuted another new song directed at him titled “Husband of Mine” on Friday night.<\/p>\n According to Billboard<\/em>, the singer-songwriter’s set also included a classic country cover of “Stand by Your Man,” Tammy Wynette<\/a>‘s signature song, as well as an audience singalong to a cover of John Denver<\/a>‘s “Take Me Home, Country Roads.”<\/p>\n George Birge<\/a> also joined Del Ray to duet on his current single, “Cowboy Songs.”<\/p>\n According to the event’s website<\/a>, Del Ray performed third on the bill at Stagecoach in 2025, followed by Brothers Osborne<\/a> and headliner Zach Bryan<\/a>.<\/p>\n Jelly Roll<\/a> is set to headline on Saturday night (April 26), and Luke Combs<\/a> will head up the bill on the third and final night of the annual festival on Sunday (April 27).<\/p>\n Morgan Wallen has got his fair share of party songs, drinking songs and good ol’ country boy anthems. But he’s got sad songs aplenty, too. <\/p>\n Not only that, but on multiple occasions, Wallen has opened up about his struggles with fame and his personal demons in his lyrics. Read through the gallery below for a list of Morgan Wallen songs that pull back the curtain on the dark side of his fame.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n Gallery Credit: Carena Liptak<\/a><\/p>\n<\/div>\n Here is a timeline of his most notable accomplishments and most controversial moments.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n Gallery Credit: Billy Dukes<\/a><\/p>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n12 Revealing Morgan Wallen Lyrics That Show the Dark Side of Fame<\/h2>\n
Timeline of Morgan Wallen Controversies + Accomplishments<\/h2>\n