Lana Del Rey has thrilled fans with the unexpected announcement that her long-awaited album Stove will not be arriving alone. In a heartfelt Instagram post shared on July 16, the singer-songwriter revealed she has also completed work on a second companion album, meaning listeners could soon receive two new Lana Del Rey records instead of one.
The announcement marks another major twist in the rollout for Stove, which has undergone multiple title changes and release delays since it was first announced in 2024. Despite the lengthy wait, Del Rey assured fans that both projects are nearing completion.
“I need about one month to finish the companion album and then we’re going to vinyl with both of them,” Del Rey wrote on Instagram, confirming that the records will move into production together. She also described the two releases as “the most beautiful pieces of work” she has ever created, adding that the companion album became “a kind of commentary on everything that has been happening over the last four years.”
The second album has not been officially titled, although fans quickly noticed artwork in Del Rey’s post that appears to reference the name Spyda. The singer has yet to confirm whether that is the final title.
Although no release date has been announced for either project, Del Rey’s timeline offers clues. With approximately one month of work remaining before both albums are sent for vinyl production, industry manufacturing schedules suggest a release sometime in late autumn or early winter 2026 is a realistic possibility. However, that remains speculation, and Del Rey has not confirmed any official launch date.
Stove will serve as Del Rey’s first studio album since 2023’s Did You Know That There’s a Tunnel Under Ocean Blvd and has already spawned singles including Henry, Come On, Bluebird, and White Feather Hawk Tail Deer Hunter. The addition of a second full-length project dramatically expands what was already one of the year’s most anticipated album releases.
Fans can view Del Rey’s full announcement on her official Instagram page, where she shared artwork for both projects and reflected on the personal journey that inspired them: Lana Del Rey‘s Instagram announcement. While many questions remain, including the companion album’s title and exact release date, one thing is certain: Lana Del Rey fans now have two albums to look forward to.