Alex Warren Freaks Out After Lana Del Rey Sings ‘Ordinary’ to Him Backstage at Stagecoach
Written by djfrosty on April 28, 2025
There was nothing ordinary about Alex Warren‘s star-studded experience at Stagecoach 2025, especially a moment during which Lana Del Rey sang his own song back to him backstage.
In a video posted to TikTok Sunday (April 27) — the same day the TikToker performed at the festival during Jelly Roll‘s headlining set — Warren hangs out with the “Summertime Sadness” singer and “Son of a Sinner” musician in a special lounge area. As Warren smiles incredulously, Del Rey sings a lyric to his chart-climbing breakout hit, “Ordinary”: “You’re takin’ me out of the ordinary …”
“Every time I hear it, I think, ‘Why can’t we hear more like this?’” the alt-pop star gushes of the track as Jelly nods. “Because it takes you to church.”
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In footage seemingly filmed just moments after, a shocked Warren marvels, “Lana Del Rey was singing my song? To me?”
“Your song now,” he adds breathlessly. “Not my song, that’s your song. Oh my god.”
The recognition from Del Rey is just one of many pinch-me moments Warren has experienced since “Ordinary” has propelled him to new heights, with the track reaching a new peak of No. 5 on the Billboard Hot 100 dated April 26. He also sang the song with Ed Sheeran at the British pop star’s Coachella pop-up April 20, and at Stagecoach, the social media star performed it alongside Jelly for thousands of fans in Indio, Calif.
The duo also debuted their upcoming collaboration, “Bloodline,” during the “Need a Favor” musician’s set. On Instagram, Warren further teased the track by posting a video of himself and Jelly singing the lyrics, writing, “this album is about to be CRAZYYY.”
In addition to playing her own Stagecoach set — during which Del Rey raised eyebrows by singing about supposedly kissing Morgan Wallen — the “Snow on the Beach” musician, like Warren, made a cameo during Jelly’s performance. Subbing in for Lainey Wilson, she and the country star belted out his finale number, “Save Me.”