Lana Del Rey is set to bring her sultry voice to the iconic Fenway Park this summer, as she headlines her first stadium show in the United States. The songstress will enchant Boston on June 20 with a "very special show," making it her first Massachusetts appearance since her last performance at TD Garden in 2018.

Ticket frenzy is expected to kick into high gear, as fans have been eagerly awaiting Lana's return to the Bay State for over six years. Starting Wednesday at 10 a.m., there's an artist presale, followed by public sales on Friday. Fenway Park warned fans on social media to "set your alarms, tickets will go fast!" signaling a rush to snatch those coveted spots as Del Rey's Fenway debut rapidly approaches, as reported by CBS News.

The chanteuse's recent stint at Coachella and her Album of the Year nomination at the 2024 Grammy Awards for "Did You Know That There's a Tunnel Under Ocean Blvd" have only fueled anticipation for her live performances. As officially reported by CBS News Boston, this one-night event is pegged as a can't-miss for die-hard fans and new listeners alike.

While eager buyers can officially grab their tickets this Friday, some have already jumped the gun with resale sites like StubHub listing tickets starting at $248, as noted by MassLive. Del Rey's long-awaited return is part of a larger summer concert series at Fenway Park, including acts like Hootie and the Blowfish, Kane Brown, the Foo Fighters, and Pearl Jam, to heat up the stadium all summer long.

The Fenway stage will not only witness Lana's return but also a line-up of prominent acts scheduled throughout the summer. From the strums of Hootie and the Blowfish the day after Lana's show to the rock uproar of the Foo Fighters and the legendary Pearl Jam, Fenway's summer series showcases a diverse palate of musical flavors, ensuring the ballpark will be Boston's premiere hotbed for live music this season.