On Tuesday, Lana posted a carousel of photos and videos on Instagram showing the Born to Die singer at this year's Coachella music festival.

Fans were treated to a set filled with Lana's signature melancholic anthems like Summertime Sadness and Video Games – which she turned into a surprise duet with Billie Eilish.

However, the Grammy-nominated artist revealed that her vocals were a major concern just hours before taking the stage.

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In the Instagram caption, Lana explained that she rehearsed for the festival in a freezing warehouse, catching a nasty case of laryngitis that "literally left just a few hours before [she] hit the stage."

But that wasn't the only struggle she faced, as she opened up about a falling out with her tour manager of 15 years, who reportedly quit around a month before the festival with little to no explanation.

Lana expressed gratitude to her backup singers and guest stars like Eilish, Jon Batiste, and Jack Antonoff.

She also gave a huge shoutout to a new team member, Emily, who Lana said stepped up as tour manager "when Pete," her old manager, "quit for no reason."

The 38-year-old pop icon also went on to elaborate on the tea, claiming he was upset and "butt hurt" about a sponsorship deal that provided them with free motorcycles and that he "randomly decided he was more of a stage designer than a tour manager."

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Despite all the backstage drama, Lana still delivered an epic performance, which fans are continuing to talk about online.

"the way her vocals were so crisp and clean, sounded like a dream," one fan wrote on X.

"it was fun. I'll see you again real soon," Lana concluded.

The National Anthem songstress will return to the desert as a headliner for weekend 2 of Coachella, kicking off on Friday.