Lana Del Rey's Honeymoon, the follow-up to her 2014 chart-topper Ultraviolence, finally has a release date. Her fourth studio album will arrive Sept. 18, by which she revealed with a photo (presumably the Honeymoon album cover) and a caption simply saying "September 18."
September 18th. pic.twitter.com/tDtgDhj5oZ— Lana Del Rey (@LanaDelRey) August 14, 2015
The announcement comes just one day after she unleashed an anti-paparazzi music video for her biting "High by the Beach," the second single from Honeymoon.
Lana Del Rey marked the beginning of the album's push in July with the broody title track, "Honeymoon." The song, like her previous work, explored love and violence, even referencing "Mr. Born to Die," a clear nod to her Born to Die album from 2012.
Her Ultraviolence album had earned the largest album sales week for a female artist in 2014 in June -- up until Taylor Swift's 1989 came out in October.
She's back to do it all again -- guns blazing. Bang, bang.
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