This page lists information on Lana Del Rey's activities during May, 2015.
May 7[]
Del Rey and Courtney Love performed at the Cynthia Woods Mitchell Pavilion in The Woodlands, Texas, as part of the Endless Summer Tour.
Backstage[]
Performance[]
00. "Sleep Walk" (Intro)
01. "Cruel World"
02. "Cola"
03. "Blue Jeans"
04. "West Coast"
05. "Us Against the World"
06. "Born to Die"
07. "Ultraviolence"
08. "Summertime Sadness"
09. "Chelsea Hotel No. 2"
10. "Brooklyn Baby"
11. "Shades of Cool"
12. "You Can Be the Boss"
13. "Serial Killer"
12. "Video Games"
15. "Why Don't You Do Right?"
16. "Off to the Races"
May 9[]
Del Rey and Courtney Love were scheduled to perform at the Starplex Pavilion in Dallas, Texas, as part of the Endless Summer Tour. After Courtney Love performed her set, the show was cancelled last minute due to inclement weather.
Later that night Del Rey posted a video on Instagram with the caption "Ladies and gentlemen I'm sorry that we weren't allowed to get on stage tonight. And I'm sorry that I wasn't granted my request to at least tell you that in person."
- Note: The post has since been deleted
May 12[]
Del Rey and Courtney Love performed at the Red Rocks Amphitheatre in Morrison, Colorado, as part of the Endless Summer Tour.
00. "Sleep Walk" (Intro)
01. "Cruel World"
02. "Cola"
03. "Blue Jeans"
04. "West Coast"
05. "Us Against the World"
06. "Born to Die"
07. "Ultraviolence"
08. "Summertime Sadness"
09. "Chelsea Hotel No. 2"
10. "Brooklyn Baby"
11. "Shades of Cool"
12. "Serial Killer"
13. "Video Games"
14. "Why Don't You Do Right?"
15. "Off to the Races"
May 14[]
Del Rey and Courtney Love performed at the Ak-Chin Pavilion in Phoenix, Arizona, as part of the Endless Summer Tour.
Backstage[]
Performance[]
00. "Sleep Walk" (Intro)
01. "Cruel World"
02. "Cola"
03. "Blue Jeans"
04. "West Coast"
05. "Us Against the World"
06. "Born to Die"
07. "Ultraviolence"
08. "Summertime Sadness"
09. "Chelsea Hotel No. 2"
10. "Brooklyn Baby"
11. "Shades of Cool"
12. "Serial Killer"
13. "Video Games"
14. "Off to the Races"
Del Rey with fans outside the Ak-Chin Pavilion in Phoenix, Arizona.
May 15[]
Del Rey posted two photos on Instagram that were taken the previous night.
- Note: The posts have since been deleted
May 16[]
Del Rey and Courtney Love performed at the Mattress Firm Amphitheatre in Chula Vista, California, as part of the Endless Summer Tour.
Backstage[]
Performance[]
00. "Sleep Walk" (Intro)
01. "Cruel World"
02. "Cola"
03. "Blue Jeans"
04. "West Coast"
05. "Born to Die"
06. "Ultraviolence"
07. "Summertime Sadness"
08. "Chelsea Hotel No. 2"
09. "Brooklyn Baby"
10. "Shades of Cool"
11. "Serial Killer"
12. "Video Games"
13. "Why Don't You Do Right?"
14. "Off to the Races"
May 18[]
Del Rey and Courtney Love performed at the Hollywood Bowl in Los Angeles, California, as part of the Endless Summer Tour.
Backstage[]
Performance[]
00. "Sleepwalk" (Intro)
01. "Cruel World"
02. "Cola"
03. "Blue Jeans"
04. "West Coast"
05. "Born to Die"
06. "Ultraviolence"
07. "Summertime Sadness"
08. "Chelsea Hotel No. 2"
09. "Brooklyn Baby"
10. "Shades of Cool"
11. "Serial Killer"
12. "Video Games"
13. "Off to the Races"
May 19[]
Del Rey posted two photos on Instagram that were taken the previous night. They were captioned "A night to remember" and "Thank you for a beautiful night".[1][2]
May 20[]
Del Rey and Courtney Love performed at the Shoreline Amphitheatre in Mountain View, California, as part of the Endless Summer Tour.
Backstage[]
Performance[]
00. "Sleep Walk" (Intro)
01. "Cruel World"
02. "Cola"
03. "Blue Jeans"
04. "West Coast"
05. "Us Against the World"
06. "Born to Die"
07. "Ultraviolence"
08. "Summertime Sadness"
09. "Chelsea Hotel No. 2"
10. "Brooklyn Baby"
11. "Shades of Cool"
12. "Serial Killer"
13. "Video Games"
14. "Off to the Races"
May 22[]
Del Rey and Courtney Love performed at the Sunlight Supply Amphitheater in Ridgefield, Washington, as part of the Endless Summer Tour.
Backstage[]
Performance[]
00. "Sleep Walk" (Intro)
01. "Cruel World"
02. "Cola"
03. "Blue Jeans"
04. "West Coast"
05. "Born to Die"
06. "Ultraviolence"
07. "Summertime Sadness"
08. "Chelsea Hotel No. 2"
09. "Brooklyn Baby"
10. "Shades of Cool"
11. "Serial Killer"
12. "Video Games"
13. "Off to the Races"
May 24[]
Del Rey performed at the Gorge Amphitheatre in George, Washington, for the Sasquatch! Music Festival, as part of the Endless Summer Tour.
00. "Sleep Walk" (Intro)
01. "Cruel World"
02. "Cola"
03. "Blue Jeans"
04. "West Coast"
05. "Born to Die"
06. "Ultraviolence"
07. "Summertime Sadness"
08. "Chelsea Hotel No. 2"
09. "Brooklyn Baby"
10. "Shades of Cool"
11. "Serial Killer"
12. "Video Games"
13. "Off to the Races"
May 28[]
Del Rey and Grimes performed at the Klipsch Music Center in Noblesville, Indiana, as part of the Endless Summer Tour.
Backstage[]
Performance[]
00. "Sleep Walk" (Intro)
01. "Cruel World"
02. "Cola"
03. "Blue Jeans"
04. "West Coast"
05. "Born to Die"
06. "Ultraviolence"
07. "Summertime Sadness"
08. "Chelsea Hotel No. 2"
09. "Brooklyn Baby"
10. "Shades of Cool"
11. "Serial Killer"
12. "Video Games"
13. "Off to the Races"
Del Rey leaving the Klipsch Music Center and meeting fans.
Del Rey at the airport
May 29[]
Del Rey and her band went on a yacht in Chicago, Illinois.[3]
Del Rey with fans in Chicago, Illinois.
May 30[]
Del Rey and Grimes performed at the Hollywood Casino Amphitheatre in Tinley Park, Illinois, as part of the Endless Summer Tour.
00. "Sleep Walk" (Intro)
01. "Cruel World"
02. "Cola"
03. "Blue Jeans"
04. "West Coast"
05. "Born to Die"
06. "Ultraviolence"
07. "Summertime Sadness"
08. "Chelsea Hotel No. 2"
09. "Brooklyn Baby"
10. "Shades of Cool"
11. "Serial Killer"
12. "Video Games"
13. "Off to the Races"
May 31[]
Del Rey and Grimes performed at the DTE Energy Music Theatre in Clarkston, Michigan, as part of the Endless Summer Tour.
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00. "Sleep Walk" (Intro)
01. "Cruel World"
02. "Cola"
03. "Blue Jeans"
04. "West Coast"
05. "Born to Die"
06. "Ultraviolence"
07. "Summertime Sadness"
08. "Chelsea Hotel No. 2"
09. "Brooklyn Baby"
10. "Shades of Cool"
11. "Serial Killer"
12. "Video Games"
13. "Off to the Races"
May (Unknown day)[]
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