Auckland’s pop-tinged industrial metal vanguard Vana has officially pulled back the velvet curtain on the next chapter of her cinematic universe, releasing the official music video for her current single “In Your Name” via Sumerian Records. If “Pray” cracked the door open into Vana’s dark, devotional world, “In Your Name” kicks it off the hinges and walks you straight inside.

Stream “In Your Name” on Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/artist/3sB6Z7lBhPxYpaqB8m1tNW

Since arriving just a month ago, “In Your Name” has already blown past 500,000 streams, riding the momentum of Vana’s first wave of releases on Sumerian. That follows the runaway success of “Pray,” which has tallied over 3.7 million Spotify streams and 672,000 YouTube views — numbers that confirm what her fans have been screaming from the front rows: Vana is the real deal.

In her own words, “Falling in love is painful. Where there is equal love, there will inevitably be equal loss. Sometimes you fall in love even when it hurts you. Sometimes, loving someone you know is bad for you hurts less than grieving the loss of that love. ‘In Your Name’ demonstrates how far some would go in the name of love, no matter how toxic that love may be.”

The new video sharpens that thesis into something visceral. “The ‘In Your Name’ music video lives in that space where love and grief become indistinguishable,” Vana explains. “It explores the aftermath of love and when it decays — the anger and lingering tenderness that come with loss, how we try to bury pain instead of facing it, and how it inevitably resurfaces.”

The visual lands at a high-water mark for the artist. Her debut US headline run, The Lady In Red Tour, has already moved more than 15,000 tickets, with sold-out shows in Atlanta, Orlando, Philadelphia, New York, Washington DC, Boston, Cleveland, Chicago, Kansas City, Denver, Portland, Sacramento, Anaheim, Phoenix and Dallas. Tack on festival appearances at Warped Tour (DC, Long Beach, Orlando), Louder Than Life, Knotfest Mexico, and a slot on the 2027 ShipRocked cruise, and it’s clear Vana is no longer alt-metal’s best-kept secret.

The Lady In Red Tour — Remaining US Headline Dates:

Sat 5/9 – Salt Lake City, UT – The Grand @ The Complex (Low Tickets)
Sun 5/10 – Boise, ID – Shrine Social
Tue 5/12 – Seattle, WA – The Croc (Low Tickets)
Wed 5/13 – Portland, OR – Hawthorne (Sold Out)
Fri 5/15 – Sacramento, CA – Goldfield (Sold Out)
Sat 5/16 – Los Angeles, CA – The Roxy (Low Tickets)
Sun 5/17 – Anaheim, CA – HOB Parish (Sold Out)
Tue 5/19 – Phoenix, AZ – Crescent Ballroom (Sold Out)
Thu 5/21 – Austin, TX – CATIL (Low Tickets)
Fri 5/22 – Houston, TX – Bad Astronaut
Sat 5/23 – Dallas, TX – Puzzles (Sold Out)
Tue 5/26 – Nashville, TN – Basement East (Low Tickets)
Thu 5/28 – Allentown, PA – Arrow (Low Tickets)
Fri 5/29 – Pittsburgh, PA – Thunderbird Music Hall (Low Tickets)
Sat 5/30 – Lansing, MI – Grewal Hall
Mon 6/1 – Louisville, KY – Headliners Music Hall

With over 85 million streams across platforms, nearly 1 million Spotify monthly listeners, and a combined TikTok/Instagram following north of 1.2 million, Vana is rapidly cementing herself as one of alternative music’s most compelling new voices. Her debut album — a dystopian fantasy world rooted in dark femininity, villainy, and the perspective of the misunderstood — arrives fall 2026 via Sumerian Records.

Until then, hit play on “In Your Name,” brace yourself for the lore, and grab the last remaining tickets before The Lady In Red disappears into the night.