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Little Monsters! The time has come. We are thrilled to present you and opportunity to win a pair of tickets for the LITTLE MONSTER PIT at Lady Gaga's free concert in Copacabana on May 3rd. Starting tomorrow, we, along with the three other major fan pages of this fanbase (GagaDaily, RDT Lady Gaga, and LadyGagaSource), will be hosting an online QUIZZES to discover most dedicated Little Monsters and reward them with a pair of passes for the exclusive area at Lady Gaga's upcoming concert in Rio. The passes do not include any accommodation, or any kind of travel. Each fan page will host a game that allows up to 2,000 Little Monsters to participate. Through these rounds we will plan to distribute up to 1200 ticket. There will be FOUR rounds in total: two on May 1st and two on May 2nd. From each game, the top 150 fastest players will receive a pair of tickets. We know this is an incredibly important moment for everyone in Brazil and Latin America. That’s why we have prepared a set of rules to ensure the games are fair for everyone. Here’s how the event will work in detail: THE QUIZThe games will be hosted on kahoot.it. Once the game starts, players will have 10 minutes to join the room. Each room can host up to 2,000 participants. Once the room is full, the game will begin. During the game, Little Monsters will answer 100 questions about Lady Gaga's life and music as quickly as possible. The faster you answer, the more points you’ll earn. At the end of the game, a leaderboard will display the winners. WHO CAN PARTICIPATEOnly fans from Latin America (but Mexico) are eligible to join and participate. Fans from outside the following Latin American countries will be disqualified: Argentina, Belize, Bolivia, Brazil, Chile, Colombia, Costa Rica, Cuba, Dominican Republic, Ecuador, El Salvador, French Guiana, Guatemala, Guyana, Haiti, Honduras, Jamaica, Nicaragua, Panama, Paraguay, Peru, Suriname, Uruguay, and Venezuela. The winning player must be from one of the states mentioned above. Their +1 can be from any country. All winners must be at least 5 years old. Participants must have at least one social media account on X (formerly Twitter) or Instagram. When joining the game, you MUST use your X, Twitter, or Instagram handle as your nickname. Fans who have already won a VIP ticket from any other sponsor are not eligible to enter. You can join all the 4 rounds, unless you already won one. Participants using multiple accounts to join one single round will be disqualified. Your account must be public and created before March 2025. Each account will be verified. While there is no minimum follower count, your account should show genuine Lady Gaga-related content from recent years (such as posts, pictures, videos, comments or even a LittleMonsters account). Empty or ghost accounts will not be accepted. TIME AND PLACEThe four quiz rounds will be hosted online on Kahoot.it. You can join the games via web, phone, or the Kahoot app. No prior registration is required. Each round will be led by a different fan page and feature unique questions. To prioritize Brazilian fans, two of the four rounds will be hosted in Portuguese, while the other two will be in English. Eligible fans can join all the rounds without any restrictions. Here is the schedule in RIO LOCAL TIME: MAY 1st 11:30 AM – LadyGagaNow (English Round) 02:00 PM – RDT Lady Gaga (Portuguese Round) MAY 2nd 10:00 AM – Lady Gaga Source (Portuguese Round) 2:00 PM – Gaga Daily (English Round) HOW TO JOIN AND WINAt the exact time listed above, the hosting fan page will share a link to the game room on their social pages. Once you're in, enter your Instagram or Twitter handle as your nickname and press Join. When the room reaches 2.000 participants, or after 10 minutes, it will be locked and the game will begin. Anyone can join, but please do not participate if you do not meet the eligibility requirements. If you use multiple accounts; you will be disqualified. Once the game starts, you’ll have between 10 to 20 seconds to answer various question formats: One Answer (A, B, C or D) True or False Put in Order After all players respond to a question, or after 10 seconds, the game will automatically move to the next question. The quicker you answer correctly, the higher you'll climb on the leaderboard. kahoot4.mov After the game ends, each fan page will manually review the top 150 users to ensure they meet the requirements. We will contact winners unless we find irregularities. Appearing in the top 150 does not automatically guarantee you’ve won. The teams from LadyGagaNow, GagaDaily, RDT Lady Gaga, and GagaSource reserve the right to disqualify any participant who violates the rules or is found to be problematic. Once winners are contacted, they must provide a valid email address and a document proving they are from one of the eligible countries listed above. If you have any other question, feel free to reach out on LadyGagaNow's Discord. We really hope you find this game fair and balanced. We know how important this is for each one of you, your incredible touching stories, your love for Lady Gaga and your kindness are what makes you all special. This is our gift to you. Paws Up

Spotify has unveiled a “paws up” statue on Copacabana Beach in Brazil to celebrate Lady Gaga’s remarkable year on the charts.  Early this morning, Brazilian fans discovered a new statue on their favorite beach. Spotify installed the “paws up” tribute to celebrate Lady Gaga’s achievements this year, which include her hit album MAYHEM, worldwide singles like “Die With a Smile,” “Abracadabra,” and “The Dead Dance,” one of the highest-grossing tours of her career that is still running, a Coachella performance, and her unforgettable record breaking show on Copacabana Beach. In May, Lady Gaga set the record for the most attended concert by a female artist in history with an audience of 2.5 million fans at her Copacabana show. For one unforgettable night, fans from around the world filled the beach to welcome her back after 12 years away from the country. The free concert was widely praised by global media and left a lasting mark on the nation, becoming a cultural phenomenon known for its imagery, staging, and iconic outfits. It is not yet known how long the statue will remain on display, but fans in Brazil can enjoy it while it lasts and can also scan a QR code that features a special message from Lady Gaga herself. Brasil_Lets_Go.mp4 Spotify also revealed that Lady Gaga and Bruno Mars’s “Die With a Smile” was the platform’s top global song of 2025 with 1.7 billion streams, confirming its position as the number one song of all time on the United World Chart. Meanwhile, Gaga’s “Abracadabra” was the most streamed solo female track of the year on Spotify, Apple Music, and Deezer. Lady Gaga is currently touring Australia with her MAYHEM Ball tour, which will continue in Japan before returning to the United States for a second leg next year.

Lady Gaga has officially been announced as the main headliner of "Todo Mundo No Rio," the free concert taking place on May 3rd in Copacabana, at the presso conference for the event. Lady Gaga took to her social media to announce her return to Brazil after more than a decade. It's a great honor to be asked to sing for Rio--for my whole career the fans in Brazil have been part of the lifeblood of the little monsters. I've been dying to come perform for you for years and was heartbroken when I had to cancel years ago because I was hospitalized. Your understanding that I needed that time to heal meant the world to me. I am now coming back and I feel better than ever and am working so hard to make sure this show is one you will never forget. Get ready for MAYHEM on the beach. The event is expected to be one of the greatest show in the history of Brazil, with more than 1 million fans expected to attend. You can sign up for news on the official website todomundonorio.com

Lady Gaga returned to Mexico City for the first time in over a decade on Saturday, April 26 to kick off the first stadium show in support of MAYHEM. The last time Gaga visited the country was in 2011 for the Monster Ball Tour. Gaga performed to a sold out crowd of over 60,000 fans at Estadio GNP Seguros. Bringing the ‘gothic opera house’ from Coachella, Gaga performed the same set with the addition of “Blade Of Grass” for the first time. To thank the crowd, Gaga wrote a letter in Spanish expressing her gratitude. The translated letter is below: “Dear Little Monsters, It's such an honor to be here tonight in your beautiful country, performing for everyone. It's been 13 years since I was last in Mexico, and coming back has been so special. I hope you feel, in every detail of tonight's show, how much effort I put into showing how much I admire and respect each of you. Everything was done with a lot of love and dedication. From the bottom of my heart, thank you so much for choosing to spend this evening with me. It means the world to me. Mexico City has a very special place in my heart because it was here that I ended my first stadium tour: the Monster Ball. I will never forget the emotion and passion you shared with me at that farewell, the most important show of my career so far. Today, being able to experience this again with you is a gift. And the most beautiful thing is that, this time, we are not ending a cycle — we are starting a new one. With all my love, Lady Gaga.” Gaga performs another sold out show in Mexico City this Sunday before heading to Copacabana for the biggest show of her career on May 3. Gaga will then bring MAYHEM to Singapore for four stadium shows in May before kicking off the MAYHEM Ball arena tour in July.

Lady Gaga kicked off the first show of The MAYHEM Ball Tour in Las Vegas, Nevada on July 16 at the T-Mobile Arena. The show marks the first arena show in support of MAYHEM following her Art of Personal Chaos promotional shows earlier this year. To prepare for the show, the Haus of Gaga museum inside Park MGM added new MAYHEM merchandise and several new outfits from the MAYHEM era. The museum now features the dress worn by Gaga for her Copacabana concert, as well as two red outfits worn by the Mistress of MAYHEM. Once inside the arena, fans can submit their own "Voices of MAYHEM" stories that are projected onto the stage's screen before the show. Fans were also given light-up LED bracelets that are synced with the show. The show's setlist reflects the Art of Personal Chaos shows from earlier this year, with some adjustments. Gaga added six new songs and changed outfits for "Perfect Celebrity," "Killah," and "Shadow of a Man." New additions are bolded. Full Setlist Bloody Mary (intro) Abracadabra Judas Aura Scheiße Garden of Eden Poker Face Perfect Celebrity Disease Paparazzi (full version) LoveGame Alejandro The Beast (full version) Killah Zombieboy LoveDrug Applause Just Dance Shadow of a Man Kill For Love (full version) Summerboy Born This Way Million Reasons Shallow Die With A Smile (full version) Vanish Into You Bad Romance How Bad Do U Want Me (encore) ARTPOP (outro) Gaga will play two more shows at the T-Mobile Arena in Las Vegas before heading to other cities on The MAYHEM Ball Tour. Here's a Spotify playlist with the tracks from the first date.

In a new interview with Vanity Fair, Lady Gaga’s choreographer Parris Goebel discusses the creative process behind crafting Gaga’s 2025 Coachella performance. Parris calls the collaboration “probably the most fun I’ve ever had working on a project, and I think that comes down to working with Gaga.” Read the full interview here. On Choosing the Setlist: “We were just like, ‘how do we make the most iconic opening ever?’ And we started throwing out song names. ‘What if we open with Abracadabra?’ I said we have to do Scheiße, because it’s my favorite. ‘And what if we ended the act with Poker Face? It would be so unexpected.’ I think people were expecting her to open with the new album, but we did this mash-up of new and old hits. I think it was the perfect blend to wake everyone up and say: She’s here! She’s back!” On Creating the Opera House: “Gaga and I talk every day, and we’re constantly sharing ideas, photos, and inspiration. It just kind of came to me: What if we do an opera house, like Mayhem Opera House? […] When I started working with Gaga, I very quickly learned that my wildest dreams and fantasies could transpire with her. I texted her, ‘Let’s do an opera house.’ And she texted back and said, ‘I love it. Let’s do it.’” On Her Favorite Part of the Putting the Show Together: “Working with such a free thinker, someone who’s open-minded and takes risks and cares about true artistry. She really puts the time, energy, and money into her art. You can see that. We both managed to lock ourselves away in this little ‘Mayhem’ world and be kids again. And it was so theatrical. I really thrive in those spaces. I love the drama—how dance, music, and visuals can take you to another world. It’s obviously a lot of hard work, but it’s been a dream.” On Revamping Old Choreography: “The cool thing, I’m coming in fresh with someone who already has such a massive legacy and impact on the world. I just want to honor what she’s done, what’s she’s created, and then also put a fresh twist on it. I’m always thinking about her fans. So it was like, What will the fans love to see again in this world, the ‘Mayhem’ world? Then deciding to give them something new here, switching it up there. It was a beautiful balance of honoring what she’s done and then putting a fresh lens on it.” On How the Mayhem Ball Will Differ From Coachella: “No comment.” Lady Gaga’s MAYHEM Ball kicks off in July, following the biggest show of her in Brazil, and a series of stadium shows in Singapore.

Gesaffelstein released a remix of "Abradabra" following Lady Gaga's performance at Coachella. YYou can hear the remix below, now available on all streaming platforms.

Lady Gaga is set to perform a special, one-night-only concert at the Wiltern Theatre in Los Angeles on Wednesday, January 14, 2026. Here's the official description of the event: MAYHEM: Requiem For one night only, see Lady Gaga perform at The Wiltern for Apple Music Live. This show is a live taping and will be a phone-free experience. All cameras and recording devices are prohibited. Upon entry, all mobile phones, smart watches, smart glasses, and other recording devices will be secured in Yondr pouches. Tickets are extremely limited. Little Monsters in Los Angeles might receive an invitation to the event via email if they own an Apple Music subscription.

With the eligibility period for the 68th Grammy Awards closing at the end of August, Lady Gaga's "Harlequin" and "MAYHEM" output is all eligible for nomination. The "MAYHEM" era has already earned Gaga her 14th Grammy when her Bruno Mars collaboration "Die With a Smile" was awarded Best Pop Duo/Group Performance. Here are Gaga's submissions for next year's ceremony, according to The Grammy Guru: "MAYHEM" Album of the Year Best Pop Vocal Album Best Engineered Album, Non-Classical "Abracadabra" Record of the Year Song of the Year Best Dance Pop Recording Best Music Video "Abracadabra (Gesaffelstein Remix)" Best Remixed Recording "Disease" Best Pop Solo Performance "Perfect Celebrity" Best Rock Performance Best Rock Song "Harlequin" Best Traditional Pop Vocal Album Best Engineered Album, Non-Classical "That's Entertainment" Best Arrangement, Instrumental and Vocals First-round voting takes place from October 3 to October 15, 2025. Nominations are typically revealed at the beginning of November.

Just as she did for her Coachella and Mexico City shows, Lady Gaga added Rio de Janeiro-themed "MAYHEM" merchandise to her online store ahead of her historic concert at Copacabana Beach on Saturday, May 3. Click here to check out the collection. Gaga's return to Brazil comes with her headlining slot at the Todo Mundo No Rio festival, where she will perform in front of an expected crowd of more than one million Little Monsters. The concert is free, so fans do not need to purchase a ticket to attend. Gaga previously unveiled exclusive "'MAYHEM' in the Desert" merch for her headlining sets at Coachella, as well as special Mexico City-themed merch for "¡Viva La Mayhem!," her two-concert run in the city. Both the Coachella and Mexico City merch are still available on Gaga's website. Click here to browse the collections. She is expected to release special merch for her four-show series in Singapore in May. Additionally, the homepage of Gaga's site received a Rio-themed makeover ahead of the show:

One day before Lady Gaga's return to Mexico on April 26 to perform at Estadio GNP Seguros, she updated her website and merchandise store to be themed after Mexico City, with special merch specific to the city. Click here to shop the collection. Gaga previously unveiled exclusive "'MAYHEM' in the Desert" merchandise for her headlining sets at Coachella earlier in the month. This collection is now available to purchase on her website by clicking here. The online merch store will soon be updated to feature new items for Gaga's tour dates in Rio de Janeiro and Singapore.

It was another successful showing for Lady Gaga at the Grammy Awards, as she scored two wins and gave a rocking performance of "Abracadabra" at the 68th iteration of the award show. She ended the night with the following awards: Best Dance Pop Recording ("Abracadabra") Best Pop Vocal Album ("MAYHEM") Gaga now has 16 total Grammy Award wins. Watch her acceptance speech for Best Pop Vocal Album here: She entered the ceremony with seven nominations, the most of any woman this year. She is now tied with Adele as the sixth most-awarded woman in the award show's history. The "MAYHEM" era had already received a Grammy accolade prior to this year's ceremony, as Gaga's duet with Bruno Mars, "Die With a Smile," won Best Pop Duo/Group Performance last year. Additionally, Gesaffelstein received the Best Remixed Recording award for his remix of "Abracadabra." Cirkut, credited as a producer on "Abracadabra" and "Disease," won Producer of the Year, Non-Classical. GALLERY

Lady Gaga has earned nods at the 2026 IHeartRadio Music Awards, taking place live at the Dolby Theatre in Los Angeles on Thursday, March 26. The artist was nominated in five different categories: Artist of the Year; Favourite TikTok Dance (“Abracadabra”); Best Music Video (“Abracadabra”); Favourite On Screen (“Wednesday”); Favourite Tour Style (“The MAYHEM Ball”) The award show will be bringing back fan voting for Favourite TikTok Dance, Best Music Video, Favourite On Screen and Favourite Tour Style. Social voting opens on January 8 and will close on March 19 for all categories. Little Monsters can visit IHeartRadio.com/Awards to place their votes. These five nominations come only a year after receiving the Innovator Award at the 2025 IHeartRadio Music Awards, where she became the ninth artist to received the honour given for considerate innovation and artistry. Gaga’s nominations at the established award show have now risen to 19 total nominations. Catch the award ceremony at 8 p.m. EST on Thursday, March 26, airing on FOX.

A week after she scored seven nominations at the 68th Grammy Awards, Lady Gaga graced the cover of Rolling Stone's December magazine to talk about "MAYHEM," finding love and touring. This marks Gaga's fourth time on the cover of the magazine and her first since 2011. Read the cover story here, and check out some highlights below. On mental health Gaga opened up about the mental health struggles she faced after the release of "ARTPOP" in 2013. She said "ARTPOP" altered the trajectory of her career because it "was the first time that [she] ever had major criticism about a piece of work" she made. From there, she discussed how her mental health problems continued through the next decade. She said she did "A Star is Born" on lithium, a powerful mood stabilizer, and had a psychotic break after filming on the Joanne World Tour: "I needed to take a break. I couldn't do anything ... I completely crashed. It was really scary. There was a time where I didn't think I could get better. ... I feel really lucky to be alive." She continued to say she doesn't think she "was doing very well" during the filming of "House of Gucci," and spoke about how "Chromatica" is "very literal" because it's all she had: "I didn't have a lot of the same type of poetry inside of me because I sort of lost it." This concept is explored in the "Disease" music video, which she said "is so deliberately about somebody that wants to harm you – and it being you." After filming it, she said she went into a dark place that revealed to her that she was not done healing. Thankfully, she now considers herself "a healthy, whole person," thanks in part to "MAYHEM": "One of the things I'm most grateful for is gaining all my artistic faculties back to make this record. I had to dig very, very deep, and I had to change a lot of my life and recenter around what I needed as a human being." On being in love Another factor in getting her back on track is her relationship with Michael Polansky, about whom she said, "Being in love with someone that cares about the real me made a very big difference." It's Polansky who told her she needed to reclaim her music, and in the process, she asked him for his input. Polansky is credited as a co-writer on six "MAYHEM" songs, which surprised him because his contributions were not intentional. "It was very touching to me that she wanted to acknowledge me," he said. Andrew Watt, a close collaborator through the "MAYHEM" sessions credited Polansky with being a crucial stabilizer in the recording process and said he has "that all-knowing Buddha-type energy." In turns out she secretly had another business venture with Polansky as she co-founded and sits on the board of directors of Outer Biosciences, a skin-health research firm that Polansky said "was her idea." "When she talks about us being partners, it kind of looks like it all goes one direction, but she's the most incredible support to me as well," he said. They plan to get married soon, and Gaga added that "being a mom is the thing [she wants] the most." On the MAYHEM Ball The narrative of MAYHEM Ball, Gaga's largest and longest tour in a decade, is a dream-logic version of parts of her real life. She broke it down and said the show starts with Mayhem, "the most egocentric side" of her, that announces she's the queen with a desire of torturing the younger version of herself "as a way of teaching her how to be great." The Mayhem character's plan doesn't go as planned, though. "I decided I wanted to make it something that everybody could understand and love," she said, "and it didn't have to be the most dark thing that I'd ever created. Isn't that Mayhem talking? 'I have to be dark.' And, like, what is that in me that I have to be the toughest or the most edgy?" While she still panics at the start of every show, but "the rehearsal of self" saves her and puts her back in the moment.

Lady Gaga has officially received multiple nominations at the 68th Annual Grammy Awards, highlighting the continued artistic impact of her most recent era. This year’s nominations span several major categories across pop, dance, traditional, and vocal performance, reflecting Gaga’s wide-ranging creative presence in contemporary music. Lady Gaga's 68th Annual Grammy Award Nominations "MAYHEM" Album of the Year Best Pop Vocal Album "Abracadabra" Record of the Year Song of the Year Best Dance Pop Recording "Disease" Best Pop Solo Performance "Harlequin" Best Traditional Pop Vocal Album Note: Abracadabra (Gesaffelstein Remix) is also nominated for Best Remixed Recording, but the award only goes to the remixer (Gesaffelstein). Lady Gaga’s nominations this year mark several landmark moments in Grammy history: With 7 nominations at the 68th Annual Grammy Awards, Lady Gaga is the most-nominated woman at the ceremony this year. Lady Gaga is the first artist in Grammy history to have her work nominated across the entire Pop & Dance/Electronic fields. MAYHEM has achieved 9 total Grammy nominations, making it the most nominated album of Lady Gaga’s career. Lady Gaga is the first artist ever to be nominated for Best Pop Vocal Album and Best Traditional Pop Vocal Album in the same year. With 5 career Album of the Year nominations, Lady Gaga now ranks 4th among women in Grammy history for most nominations in the category — following Taylor Swift (7), Barbra Streisand (6), and Beyoncé (6). She now holds 45 career Grammy nominations. The 2026 Grammy Awards will take place on February 1, 2026, at the Crypto.com Arena in Los Angeles. The ceremony will be broadcast live on CBS and will also be available to stream globally via Paramount+.

Spotify interviewed Atticus for their series "Most Viral Fan." Atticus became famous years ago as "the kid in the orange jacket" who managed to get onstage with Lady Gaga during her tour and dance with her. The video of them dancing together has since gone viral around the world, becoming one of the most touching moments in pop music history. Watch his story below. Atticus learned the choreography to "Scheiße," which he later performed with Gaga on stage, "in my room, in my underwear, watching YouTube videos" he told Spotify. He had originally planned to avoid any spoilers before attending the Born This Way Ball, but he wanted to teach the steps to one of his dance classes. As the legend goes, he camped out for the show with friends and narrowly secured entry into the Monster Pit. It was there that he started doing the "Scheiße" choreography when he was spotted by Gaga. Atticus "pushed through that crowd like a battering ram to the front of the stage," after hearing Gaga call him up. "Blackout is not the right word because I was so conscious." "I don't feel like I had control over my body," he recounts, trusting his knowledge of the dance to carry him through the performance. The parts he wasn't sure of were the stage directions. Fortunately, the dancers graciously directed him on where to go. "The next thing I knew, we were stopped at the front, and the lights were on us." That's when a fan threw a bouquet of flowers onstage. Atticus dropped to his knee and held them out to Gaga, who gave him a kiss. After the song, "that's where the real magic happened." Atticus was pulled backstage and given the opportunity to hang out with Gaga's dancers (some of whom he's still in touch with today), and the superstar herself. "Oh my god, you are so fab," she told him, and signed his jacket. That jacket, ironically, was one Atticus stole from "a girl from high school." It's safe to say he's not giving it back or giving it away—turning down offers up to $20k. Even though Atticus has pursued his passion for photography over dance, he still cites the viral moment as a life-changing event. "She probably changed my life more than anything else ever has."

Lady Gaga’s fan music video “Abracadabra: From Fan to Featured” has won multiple awards today, including a Gold Lion and four awards at the New York Festivals Advertising Awards. The fan video, created in collaboration with Mastercard Priceless and directed by Parris Goebel, received the following honors at the New York Festivals Advertising Awards: GRAND: Branded Content / Entertainment GOLD: Branded Content / Entertainment GOLD: Collaborations & Partnerships SILVER: Activation & Engagement Lady Gaga, Michael Polanski, and Bobby Campbell are listed as recipients of the awards. As if that weren’t enough, the special project also won two Lions at the 2025 Cannes Lions International Festival of Creativity, including a Gold Lion: GOLD: Fan Engagement / Community Building (Abracadabra) BRONZE: Social & Creator (Abracadabra)

After being awarded for her successes in music, film and TV, Lady Gaga can now add sports to the list: She took home the Emmy for Outstanding Music Direction at the 46th Annual Sports Emmy Awards, bringing her one letter closer to completing the prestigious EGOT. Gaga won the award for her touching performance of "Hold My Hand" in New Orleans, Louisiana, ahead of Super Bowl LIX. The pre-recorded performance served as a tribute to numerous tragic events that happened in the United States, including the New Orleans terror attack, Hurricane Helene hitting North Carolina and the devastating wildfires in Los Angeles. Rewatch the Emmy-winning performance below: She shares the Emmy with co-producers Seth Dudowsky, Bill Richards, Joel Santos, Jesse Weiss and Brad Zager. Joe Nargi is listed as the music editor. By adding an Emmy Award to her collection, Gaga is now only one award away from completing the "EGOT," which is designated to performers who have won all four of the major performing art awards: Emmy, Grammy, Oscar and Tony Awards. She only needs a Tony Award, which is awarded for excellence in live Broadway theatre. This marks Gaga's first Emmy Award win, but it's her fifth nomination. She was nominated for Outstanding Variety, Music or Comedy Special for "Lady Gaga Presents the Monster Ball Tour: At Madison Square Garden" and "Tony Bennett and Lady Gaga: Cheek to Cheek Live!" in 2011 and 2015, respectively. Her Super Bowl LI Halftime Show received a nod in 2017 for Outstanding Special Class Program, and in 2022, she was nominated for Outstanding Variety Special (Pre-Recorded) for "One Last Time: An Evening with Tony Bennett and Lady Gaga."

Lady Gaga and Mastercard give exclusive behind-the-scenes access to the 'Abracadabra' music video. The artist explains that the music video is "completely centred around the dance", and that characters such as 'The Mistress of Mayhem' and 'Virgin Gaga' help portray the battle for the night club in her soul. The music video was directed by Gaga and Bethany Vargas and was choreographed by Parris Goebel. Watch the video here:

Lady Gaga returned to Singapore with her MAYHEM promotional tour after 13 years, kicking off the first of four sold-out concerts. She last performed in Singapore in 2012 with her Born This Way Ball. Now, 13 years later, she’s playing four sold-out shows at the Singapore National Stadium. Gaga’s first show took place on May 18th and featured a few minor wardrobe changes, though the setlist remained consistent with her performances at Coachella, Mexico, and Copacabana. For the first Singapore show, Gaga wore a slightly different catsuit during her "Killah" performance. She also changed into an all-black ensemble, complete with black glasses for the "Shadow of a Man" segment. The next three shows in Singapore are scheduled for May 19, 21, and 24. After Singapore, Gaga will embark on the Mayhem Ball tour.

Lady Gaga is slated to perform at Netflix's "TUDUM" live event on Saturday, May 31, 2025. In a social media post, Netflix teased that Gaga will perform a song "you will not want to miss." Download.mp4 "TUDUM" is an annual global pop culture event that covers Netflix's original films and television series. This year's event will be held at Los Angeles' Kia Forum, and fans will be able to stream it in its entirety starting at 8 p.m. EST on May 31, on Netflix. Local fans can purchase in-person tickets for the live event here. Gaga's appearance at the festival before her upcoming appearance on the second season of Netflix's original series "Wednesday," in which she'll play an undisclosed role. The official "Wednesday" Twitter/X account reposted Netflix's post, writing: "I'm partial to controlled chaos, but I find this mayhem intriguing." "Wednesday" star Jenna Ortega has praised Gaga and her work on the upcoming season numerous times, once saying, "She is the best, definitely one of the most talented individuals I've ever worked with."

Lady Gaga performed a medley of songs at the 2025 YouTube Brandcast event on Wednesday, May 14 in New York. Gaga performed four songs from her new album MAYHEM: Abracadabra, Perfect Celebrity, Vanish Into You, and How Bad Do U Want Me, plus her Oscar-winning smash hit Shallow. Deadline reported that her performance received a standing ovation and was a highlight from the event: "Lady Gaga achieved the rarest of things: a standing ovation and screams of enthusiasm from a crowd of advertisers […] the opposite of the usually jaded reactions."

Lady Gaga will take the stage at the YouTube Brandcast event on May 14 in New York City. The annual event will bring together major figures such as Lady Gaga, MrBeast, and Brittany Broski to celebrate their achievements on the platform. According to a press statement, Lady Gaga’s appearance will be: "A celebration of her iconic presence on YouTube over the past 20 years. From her billion-view music videos to viral fan moments, Gaga’s ‘Little Monsters’ come to life on YouTube, where fandom goes beyond views to become a place for conversations and community." The event will take place on Wednesday, May 14, starting at 5:30 p.m. ET at Lincoln Center in New York City and should be available via streaming on YouTube.

We are very proud to announce that we are the official host of YouTube’s Lady Gaga Watch Party for Coachella 2025. Tag @LadyGagaNowNet in your Instagram stories (PHOTOS ONLY) as you watch and react to the Coachella live stream on YouTube tonight and we’ll share each one of you! Gaga’s Weekend 1 set will start at 11PM PDT/2AM EST.

The official YouTube channel of Coachella has uploaded several videos from Lady Gaga’s first headlining night on April 11th. The available performances include “Poker Face", “Shallow”, and “Vanish Into You". You can check out the performances below. POKER FACE SHALLOW VANISH INTO YOU

Lady Gaga scored multiple nominations at the upcoming 2025 American Music Awards. Gaga is nominated for the Favorite Female Pop and Dance/Electronic Artist, while her smashing duet with Bruno Mars, "Die With A Smile" is nominated in 4 other categories. The 51st AMAs will air live from Las Vegas on Memorial Day, Monday, May 26 on the CBS Television Network, and streaming on Paramount+ in the U.S. See below the full list of her nominations: American Music Awards 2025 Nominations Favorite Female Pop Artist - Lady Gaga Favorite Dance/Electronic Artist - Lady Gaga Song of the Year - "Die With A Smile" Collaboration of the Year - "Die With A Smile" Favorite Pop Song - "Die With A Smile" Favorite Music Video - "Die With A Smile" HOW TO VOTE Web voting Vote daily by logging in with Google or Facebook: HERE. Instagram voting Comment on THIS POST with a valid promoted hashtag. Here's the list of # to vote for Lady Gaga: American Music Awards 2025 Hashtags #songdiewithasmile #collabdiewithasmile #musicvideodiewithasmile #femalepopladygaga #popsongdiewithasmile #danceelectronicladygaga You can only vote for one category and one nominee per Instagram comment. If you include multiple voting hashtags in one comment, that comment will be deemed invalid and not be counted. Your Instagram profile must be public in order for your vote to be counted. RULES Voting is open globally 25 votes per user, per category, per day, per method (50 on Turbo Days - see below) Instagram voting closes: Thursday, May 15 at 11:59:59PM PT Web voting closes in all categories except Collaboration of the Year and Social Song of the Year: Thursday, May 15 at 11:59:59PM PT Web voting closes for Collaboration of the Year and Social Song of the Year: Monday, May 26 at 5:30PM PT During Turbo Voting periods, your votes are DOUBLED ALL DAY LONG! Tuesday, April 29 at 12:00AM PT – 11:59:59PM PT Tuesday, May 6 at 12:00AM PT – 11:59:59PM PT Tuesday, May 13 at 12:00AM PT – 11:59:59PM PT This is Gaga's 22nd AMA nomination, while she received three awards - Favorite Pop/Rock Female Artist in 2010 and 2017, and Favorite Dance/Electronic Artist in 2020.

Lady Gaga's March 11 appearance on "The Howard Stern Show," featured acoustic performances of two MAYHEM favorites, "Abracadabra" and "Perfect Celebrity." "I put together this other version of it I thought could be cool. I wanted to play it for my fans," she said of the new, piano-led and stripped down "Abracadabra" arrangement. She then went on to introduce "Perfect Celebrity" as "a little bit of retaliation against [herself]." Gaga also revealed that the process of making MAYHEM was more liberating than her past experiences, saying that she "started just feeling and allowing [herself] to just be free." And while not every track on the album was completed so quickly, her most recent hit single "Abracadabra," only took about half an hour to write. Gaga also spoke about her fiancé, Michael Polanksy's, proposal, which inspired the track "Blade of Grass," as well as her future as a mother, saying "I think music will be a part of our child's life." As for the chart-topping track, "Die With a Smile," with Bruno Mars, Gaga spoke about being at the studio "until five in the morning." Finally, she reflected on her choice to take part in A Star is Born. "I like to take a shot. I like a little bit of danger...'Cause then you can surprise yourself."

To celebrate the release of Lady Gaga’s new album, MAYHEM, we’re once again creating a compilation of fans’ initial reactions to hearing the record for the first time—just like we did for the release of CHROMATICA. All you need to do is record your uncut, uncensored reaction to MAYHEM and send it to us (preferably in horizontal format). You can submit: 🎥 A YouTube link 📂 A downloadable link (WeTransfer, Google Drive, etc.) 🚀 Or upload it to any service that allows sharing! 📷 You can submit your full or partial reaction to the entire album. Important: ❌ No edits or added music; we’ll handle that! 👥 Record solo or with friends—the more, the merrier! Best of all, the final video will be sent to Lady Gaga's team. Submissions close March 9th! If you have any questions, reach out to us on Discord, Instagram, or X. 📩 [email protected]

Lady Gaga is set to debut an exclusive pop-up channel GAGA RADIO, on SiriusXM to celebrate the release of her seventh studio album, MAYHEM. The station will showcase new tracks from the album alongside songs from legendary artists such as David Bowie, Whitney Houston, Bruce Springsteen, Ella Fitzgerald, Prince, Madonna, Elton John, Queen, Tony Bennett, and more. Additionally, listeners will get exclusive behind-the-scenes insights into the making of her new album. "GAGA RADIO" will be available to subscribers in their cars on channel 15 from now through March 17, and on the SiriusXM app through April 2.

Lady Gaga and Spotify's Head of Global Editorial Sulinna Ong sat down for InStyle to talk about the upcoming Little Monster Press Conference, a fan-only event where Little Monsters can ask her anything. Gaga also dished on the creative process behind "Mayhem" and teased lyrics to two new songs. To read the interview in its entirety, click here. You can find highlights below. Gaga said that since the beginning of her career, community has been most important to her. The reason she wanted to do the press conference with Spotify was give her fan community a special opportunity to ask anything they may have wondered in the past two decades. "Feel free to ask me whatever you want!," she said. "We've been in this public conversation for a long time and I'm just so excited to talk to you." She went on to explain how she thinks some fans have missed her style of a "dark pop album," and she looks forward to putting "Mayhem" out because releasing an album allows an artist to reconnect with fans: "I made this for them." Calling the album a "return to an earlier process," Gaga revealed that "Mayhem" mixes live instrumentation and programming, which allowed her and her team of collaborators – Andrew Watt, Cirkut and Gesaffelstein – to create unique, never-before-heard sounds. Genre did not play as significant a role in the writing and recording process for "Mayhem" as it did in her other musical projects the past decade. "I would get seduced by making the album kind of homogenous, or on-theme. ... On 'Mayhem,' it was the opposite. I instead decided to allow myself the freedom to be chaotic with the genres and be chaotic with the choices as a way of celebrating the type of musician that I am." Gaga said "Mayhem" is a bunch of twisted, gothic dreams: "Some are true and some are not true, but they're somehow related to life." She cited "The Beast," the album's 12th song, as an example. The song, which she described as "me singing to a werewolf," features the lyrics: "You can't hide who you are, 11:59, your heart's racin', you're growling, and we both know why." She explained, "Somehow that gothic dream is not just about me in a relationship wit this person that's about to turn, but what if I was to just sing it to myself and the beast is Gaga?" The concept of duality is explored through the "Mayhem" era, from the multiple Gagas in the music videos for "Disease" and "Abracadabra" to the album track "Perfect Celebrity." Gaga expanded this duality by sharing a lyric from the upcoming song: "I've become a notorious being, find my clone, she's asleep on the ceiling." "It's the idea that we all, in a way, have our real selves and then our clone version that we project to the world," she explained. "So there's a lot in 'Mayhem' about multiple yous or multiple mes and what it's like to have those things be at odds with each other all the time." To check out Lady Gaga Now's comprehensive list of all the physical variants of "Mayhem," click here.

Rocket has unveiled a new commercial starring Lady Gaga that will air during this year’s Super Bowl. The three-minute spot features Lady Gaga reinterpreting Mr. Rogers’ classic song “Won’t You Be My Neighbor,” delivering a message of hope and kindness that feels especially timely. The full commercial can be viewed below. Super Bowl LX is scheduled for February 9 at Levi’s Stadium in Santa Clara, California. Bad Bunny is set to headline the halftime show.

Lady Gaga attended a special screening and held a discussion for her new film 'LADY GAGA IN HARLEQUIN LIVE – ONE NIGHT ONLY' at the GRAMMY Museum in Los Angeles on December 18. The screening marks the world premiere of the long-awaited 'Harlequin' secret recording, which filmed last year at The Belasco. The album is nominated for Best Traditional Pop Vocal Album at the 2026 GRAMMY Awards. During a question-and-answer segment, Lady Gaga revealed that she set up recording studios in hotel rooms while on tour this year. Although no official release date was confirmed, the film was teased as a "Christmas gift" for fans. Stay tuned for a very Harlequin holiday.

Lady Gaga has had a monumental 2025, and she's showing no sign of slowing down. Today, Dec. 18, 2025, she appeared on Zane Lowe's Apple Music radio show to round out the year. It is Gaga's second time chatting with Lowe this year, the first being back in March during the "MAYHEM" release week. She denied rumors about a new tour, but she teased the possibility of new music in the new year. Watch the interview here, and read some of the highlights below: On the MAYHEM Ball: While she denied rumors about continuing the MAYHEM Ball past April 2026, Gaga said she's had the most amazing time reconnecting with fans every night of the tour. She noted that while it's a choreographed show, there's "a ton of room" for her to tell the story differently every night. On the possibility of new music: Gaga confirmed she was in the studio this week and has "been making a lot of music." "It's kind of the best making music when you get to see your fans every night, because you're energetically just right where you need to be," she said. When asked about releasing new music next year, Gaga said, "It really depends on how I keep going with writing, but it's not out of the question." The Weeknd came up after he posted a no-context image of Gaga earlier this week, sparking collaboration rumors. Gaga did not confirm or deny the rumors and said, "I love Abel! That's all I can say." On the reception to "MAYHEM": Gaga noted how cool it is to see "MAYHEM" connect with audiences. She said that while some of her records have resonated with her fanbase and others have resonated more with the general public, it's a "special feeling" to make a record that connects with both at the same time. On the Grammy Awards: With next year's 68th Annual Grammy Awards, Gaga nabbed the most nominations at one ceremony in her career, for both "MAYHEM" and "Harlequin." She said she feels grateful for all the different genres and "pockets" of music she gets to play in because it's like "jumping into different galaxies, and you can really get lost somewhere else completely." On artificial intelligence in music: When Lowe mentioned his dislike for the increasing development of artificial intelligence in pop music, Gaga echoed his sentiment: "Being a human being I don't think is going to go out of style anytime soon. I certainly hope it's not. That's at the core of, I think, the way we understand each other, the way we communicate."

Lady Gaga shared some of the most influential songs that have soundtracked her life in Rolling Stone's new series "My Life in 10 Songs". Watch the video and read about her choices below. 1. Bruce Springsteen – "Thunder Road" "Springsteen has influenced me my whole career. My album 'Born This Way' was heavily influenced by Bruce Springsteen. Bruce had a very particular grit and soulfulness, and when I was making 'Born This Way' I thought a lot about how to incorporate who I really am into my music, even more than I did during 'The Fame'. 'The Fame' was an album that was more about my dream for myself; 'Born This Way' was more of an album that was looking back on a particular time in my life. I think I fell in love with New York all over again through Bruce's music because of the proximity to New Jersey and that whole area. […] I remember feeling like I was learning about my dad through the song because my dad is from New Jersey, and Bruce is from Jersey." 2. Beck – "Nicotine & Gravy" "For me, 'Nicotine & Gravy' really spoke to who I was as a 19 year-old living on the Lower East Side and kind of getting my kicks with the locals. I looked back on it, going like, 'Oh [Beck] changed'. I would say the way it affected my life the most is that watching Beck change made me feel like I wanted to change." 3. Carl Bean – "I Was Born This Way" "I was so inspired by that song. I heard and I was like, 'I wonder if there's a way to flip this into a modern pop record'. […] It's so meaningful to me too because the entire energy around 'Born This Way', my song, entirely depended on that song. The genesis of it gave way to something that I think for me is the most important record of my whole career, not just for me artistically but for what it means. And every night that I play it, I think about Carl Bean and I think about 'I Was Born This Way'." 4. Iron Butterfly – "In-A-Gadda-Da-Vida" "I had been writing songs that were kind of fantasy with nonsensical words in it, and my mom was like, 'You have to hear this song'. I think they were really drunk in the studio and trying to sing "in the garden of eden" and then it came out as "in-a-gadda-da-vida", and then they kept it that way. So I always thought it was really cool and I know it stuck in the back of my mind that you could make a hit record with words you make up. That definitely stayed with me with through all my music, and made a comeback for 'Abracadabra'." 5. David Bowie – "Watch That Man" "I had this conundrum as a young person, where I was a little too, or not enough, something. [Lady Starlight] said to me, 'You know, David Bowie was very theatrical. And he's David Bowie'. I started to try to understand him as an artist and delve into his music. […] I had such a dream of making something of myself, that it became kind of this pump-up song for me. My love of David Bowie just deepened from there, but I would say that this was one of the first songs." 6. Heavy Metal Kids – "Hey Little Girl" "When you find records that help you understand or see yourself, or they become the soundtrack to you and your friend group, that's pretty powerful. There was this idea that you could be kind of rough around the edges and still glamorous, and at the time that meant a lot to me because I didn't have much to offer other than the music I was making and all the jobs I was working." 7. Stevie Wonder – "Superstition" "Particularly from 'Superstition', that bass line is one of the most exciting bass lines I had ever heard in my whole life. I started thinking about music differently. Listening to Stevie Wonder helped me think about how I could compose differently. It's like that kind of music you have to let seep into your bones and your soul until it finds its way into something true and authentic to you. I definitely I had my moments on 'MAYHEM' where I was thinking about him." 8. Carole King – "Tapestry" "When I was really bullied in high school, I listened to Carole King's music and I always felt her voice and her songs are like a warm hug. And I think because I played piano and I wrote songs that I saw a path for myself and I just really looked up to her. […] I would say another thing that Carole King taught me was it can be good to think about another artist when you're writing; imagining a super-star singing the song. Because I'll go, 'Is this good enough for someone else?' What might be good enough for me may not be good enough for someone else." 9. Dinah Washington – "What a Diff'rence a Day Made" "I sang it a lot in my jazz shows, but I didn't sing it on tour with Tony Bennett. I kind of discovered it later. I think I found a bit of myself as a solo jazz singer, without Tony, with that song, just personally. […] I would say 'What a Diff'rence a Day Made' was extremely important to me because it was Dinah's charts that I sang when I first did it, and it was kind of, what was my voice without Tony, when I was just starting to do that." 10. Miles Davis – "So What" "This is another great segue into how I learned as a young artist that it's about how you think about music, and everybody can think about music differently. It was the way Miles thought about music that I was really moved by as a young person. His album 'Kind of Blue' was critical, and this was long before I ever met Tony, and it was much earlier in my life." 11. The Rolling Stones – "Sympathy for the Devil" "To me, 'Sympathy for the Devil' had a speed of rock-and-roll that I hadn't heard before. When I say different speed of rock-and-roll, it was also so different from Led Zeppelin and 'Whole Lotta Love'. 'Thank You' was a softer record, but it didn't have this same kind of coolness that 'Sympathy for the Devil' has; 'Thank You' was more like a sincere love song. Pink Floyd were more hallucinogenic in their music. 'Money' was one of the first records I remember listening to. My dad put it on and I said, 'Dad, is that cash register?' And he said yes, and I was like, 'But why? It's music'." 12. Led Zeppelin – "Thank You" "I love 'Thank You' by Led Zeppelin because they have this razor-sharp, loud, just kind of epic music. And then 'Thank You' is just like quieter. And it's pretty. And it's so sincere. It was kind of like learning the unobtainable rock-and-roll God could really love you. There was like a human-being underneath the legend of it all. The idea of drama and theatricality in music, and then sincerity, I think those two things kind of yin-yang for me." 13. She Wants Revenge – "Tear You Apart" "'Tear You Apart' by She Wants Revenge is a song that I just fell in love with when I was like 18 years-old. At that same time, I was really into The Cure. This kind of more electronic thing was starting to percolate for me. I think something about living on Stanton Street and the clubs I was going to. What's funny is that the clubs I was going to, a lot of them were playing metal records, but I would listen to She Wants Revenge and The Cure and Depeche Mode when I was at home. That was kind of my internal soundtrack to what the DJs were playing." 14. The Cure – "Never Enough" "My favorite The Cure song was 'Never Enough' and I am obsessed with the production on that song. I love the song also, but the production on it is something else. I also think I related it to that time in my life I couldn't stop partying. I mean I was writing songs then partying, like on a loop. So I think that song was kind of like the soundtrack to my routine." 15. Justice – "Stress" "I put 'Stress' by Justice on here too because French-electronic music was something I discovered more when I moved to California. […] I put that record on here because I can't even actually think of a time in my career that I didn't think about Justice when I was making music. It had to do with that unique specialness; that thing that only they had."

Lady Gaga attended a special Halloween event in Barcelona hosted by YouTube on Friday, October 31, called MAYHEM Halloween. The artist, dressed as the “Garden of Eden”, carried a shovel and wore a gown by Matieres Fecales styled by Hunter Clemens. She later claimed on Instagram, According to event guests, Lady Gaga’s appearance was a surprise. Gaga danced alongside Little Monsters to her latest hits, including “The Dead Dance” and “Abracadabra,” with everyone dressed in their spookiest attire. Gaga’s attendance of YouTube’s event comes in between her three sold-out MAYHEM Ball shows at the Palau Saint Jordi. The artists next stop on the world tour is at the Uber Arena in Berlin on November 4 and 5.

Producer Andrew Watt talked with PEOPLE about his experience in the studio with Lady Gaga during the recording of ‘MAYHEM’. Andrew served as co-executive producer of the album, alongside Gaga and her fiancé Michael Polansky. Highlights from the interview are below. On Gaga's decision to return to her dance-pop roots on MAYHEM: "She has done so many different types of music throughout her career. There's nothing she can't do. So when we went to make this album, I think we were touching on all of [the genres she’s covered]. As an artist, she's always learning, always evolving, always pushing herself. The work ethic is out of this world. And it just became apparent from the stuff that we started making that we were making a dance album. The music was calling us to that." On what it's like to work in the studio with Gaga: "She's there thinking about the entire world she's going to build when she does a song. There's layers to what she does. First, she has to figure out the notes and the lyrics and the vibe of what she's going to do and create that. That, for a lot of people, is where it ends. You write a song, you put your vocal on it. Boom, that's it. Not for Gaga. She then takes that song home, figures out which part of her is going to sing the narrative, how she has to sing it. Does she have to sing it harder? Does she have to sing it softer? How is she going to deliver the vocal? She learns every inflection of what she did and comes back [and] sings it for hours and hours until she finds the right character." On watching Lady Gaga and Bruno Mars work together in the studio: "Just sitting there and watching her and Bruno interact, it was like Quincy Jones and Michael Jackson. Watching that interaction was so special. The competition between the two of them was so healthy and great. I will never forget them going back and forth while she was recording the vocal." On his favorite song from MAYHEM: "I really, really love that song “Perfect Celebrity.” I got to the studio five minutes before her. Whatever was in my head, I just started playing the synth, and the second it came out of the speakers, it was 10 seconds, 30 seconds of me playing before she had heard it, and already started writing. So it was one of those really fluid things. And the second she came up with that concept, I remember her saying, ‘Oh, this is the song that I always should have written.’ It felt instantly like a song that was already in her discography, even though it was a brand-new thing she was coming up with." Lady Gaga praised Andrew for being "a uniquely gifted" producer and musician: "Everything he does is rooted in a deep love for music and for the people who make it. You can feel how profoundly it’s shaped his life. He lives and breathes it in a way that’s rare even among artists. […] With Andrew, the process becomes limitless, his instinct, taste, and understanding of sonic history makes him one of the most dynamic collaborators in modern music." Read the full interview with PEOPLE here.

Lady Gaga revisited The Bitter End—the New York City bar where she performed before becoming famous—for an interview on The Late Show with Stephen Colbert on October 3. The interview touched on her earliest shows in New York City, her relationship with fiancé Michael Polansky, and her historic concert in Copacabana. Part 1 Part 2 Part 3 Part 4 On this stage of her career as a woman in music: “At this stage in my life I don’t feel like a product anymore. I feel like ‘MAYHEM’ was me circling back to all of the music that I fell in love with: My production style, my song-writing, my love of dark poetry. And celebrating that it’s mine and that I’m making it for me. I can feel empowered as a woman in music with a beautiful that has my back everyday. Being empowered as a woman in music is something that took me nearly 20 years for me to experience. I feel so grateful to still be here.”

While in New York City for the sixth MAYHEM Ball show on Sept. 7, 2025, Lady Gaga simultaneously racked up four MTV Video Music Awards, including Artist of the Year. Her duet with Bruno Mars, "Die With a Smile," won Best Collaboration, and "Abracadabra" won Best Direction and Best Art Direction. Gaga was the most-nominated artist of the night, with a total of 12 nominations. The night before the ceremony, Gaga pre-recorded a performance of the six-time nominated "Abracadabra" and the televised debut of "The Dead Dance," which was released alongside the second part of the second season of "Wednesday." Watch the performance here: Gaga stopped by the ceremony in its first hour to accept the first award of the night, Artist of the Year. In her speech, she dedicated the award to the audience. "Thank you Little Monsters, my fans, for always supporting me and always supporting the Monster in me," she said. Gaga had 18 VMAs wins prior to this year's ceremony, but with the four new awards, she is now the VMAs' third-most awarded artist in history, trailing Taylor Swift (30 wins) and Beyoncé (28 wins).

Lady Gaga will be joining The Late Show with Stephen Colbert as host and guest on September 8. During her appearance, she will sit down for an interview and take the stage to perform. According to the show’s official website: Fans are speculating that Gaga will perform her latest single The Dead Dance, which is featured in the upcoming season of Wednesday on Netflix. The song’s music video, directed by Tim Burton, was released just recently. This mark the first appearance of Lady Gaga since she cancelled one of her shows in Miami due to health issues related to her vocal chords.

MTV has just announced that Lady Gaga will perform at the Video Music Awards on September 7. Lady Gaga received 12 nominations with her music videos of Die With a Smile and Abracadabra, making her the most-nominated artist of the night. The song was teased at Netflix’s Wednesday streaming party as part of the promotional campaign for the new season of Wednesday on Netflix. Fans were able to listen to the song in coffins with headphones. The song will premiere online on September 3, the same day the new season of Wednesday will premiere on Netflix. The VMAs will be held in New York City at the USB Arena, and can be streamed on the Paramount+ Premium Plan and on CBS. It is very likely that Lady Gaga will perform her new song “The Dead Dance.”

Lady Gaga is about cause MAYHEM in Dress to Impress, coming August 16 on Roblox. Dress to Impress, a multiplayer game on the free platform Roblox, challenges players to create outfits based on a certain theme, which is then voted on by other players before the top three winners are revealed. Players will be able to compete in challenges with MAYHEM-themed outfits starting August 16. Fans can sign up for the official launch here, which teases new Lady Gaga-related themes, items, and more. According to the launch page, fans might get the chance to “meet Lady Gaga In-Game through an Exclusive Outfit Competition, Judged by Lady Gaga herself.” Dress To Impress x Lady Gaga - Event The Mistress of Mayhem has decided to takeover Dress To Impress. Explore New Lady Gaga Related Themes, Clothes, Items and More! Move over, Lana! Lady Gaga has now taken role as Empress of Style Showdown. Explore the new 'Zombieboy' challenge only in Style Showdown. You might even have a chance to meet Lady Gaga In-Game through an Exclusive Outfit Competition, judged by Lady Gaga herself. The Category is... Dress To Survive. Sign up now to be first in line for our BIGGEST. EVENT. YET! Stay tuned for more details.

MTV has announced the nominations for the 2025 edition of the Video Music Awards. Lady Gaga is leading as the most-nominated artist of the night, with 12 nominations. Lady Gaga 2025 VMAs Video of the Year ("Die With a Smile") Artist of the Year Song of the Year ("Die with a Smile") Best Collaboration ("Die with a Smile") Best Pop Song ("Die With A Smile," with Bruno Mars) Best Direction ("Abracadabra") Best Art Direction ("Abracadabra") Best Cinematography ("Abracadabra") Best Editing ("Abracadabra") Best Choreography ("Abracadabra") Best Visual Effects ("Abracadabra") Best Album ("MAYHEM") MTV 2025 Video Music Awards will be held on September 7 at the USB Arena in New York City.

Our official fan reaction project, MAYHEM: Little Monsters' Return, premieres today on YouTube. Join us as we revisit the excitement of hearing Lady Gaga’s new album for the very first time, captured through heartfelt reactions and commentary. This compilation preserves a milestone moment in Little Monsters’ history, celebrating one of our community's most unforgettable years. The premiere kicks off today at 1:00 PM PT (4:00 PM ET, 8:00 PM GMT, 10:00 PM CET) and will last 1 hour and 40 minutes. After the premiere, the video will be shared with Lady Gaga and her team.

Lady Gaga will take the main stage at Coachella tonight for a second time, and you can watch the event live below. Lady Gaga is scheduled to perform live tonight at 11 PM PT (see worldwide timetable below).

Lady Gaga brings MAYHEM to the desert for the second weekend in a row at Coachella. Gaga took to the stage again on Friday, April 18, headlining the iconic desert music festival for the second time in her career. The 'gothic opera house' sound and stage hosted Gage's most prolific songs, including "Abracadabra" off of her seventh studio album and mega-hits such as "Bad Romance" and "Poker Face". Her 22-song set was accompanied by an orchestra and choreography from collaborator Parris Goebel. Despite a momentary microphone failure, the singer kept composed and managed to switch microphones twice on-stage without it interrupting the elaborate performance. The setlist was composed of 4 separate acts: ACT I: OF VELVET AND VICE Bloody Mary Abracadabra Judas Scheisse Garden of Eden Poker Face ACT II: AND SHE FELL INTO A GOTHIC DREAM Perfect Celebrity Disease Paparazzi Alejandro The Beast ACT III: THE BEAUTIFUL NIGHTMARE THAT KNOWS HER NAME Killah Zombieboy Die With A Smile How Bad Do U Want Me Abracadabra (Gesaffelstein Remix) ACT IV: TO MAKE HER IS TO LOSE HER Shadow Of A Man Kill For Love Born This Way Shallow Vanish Into You FINALE: ETERNAL ARIA OF THE MONSTER HEART Bad Romance The setlist followed the story of Gaga and the Mistress of Mayhem battling for control of the dance floor. Gaga announced her return to the music festival back in November 2024, where she explains that this time around her presence at Coachella had been thoroughly thought out and her dreams could finally be completely realized. Lady Gaga will next return to Mexico City on April 26, 2025 at Estadio GNP Saguaros for the first leg of the MAYHEM Ball, which was also announced earlier this year.

Ahead of her special guest appearance in the second season of "Wednesday," Lady Gaga closed Netflix's annual "TUDUM" live event with a performance of two songs from her recently released album, "MAYHEM." Gaga began her performance in a coffin marked "HERE LIES THE MOTHER" before performing "Zombieboy" for the first time on TV. After a brief "Bloody Mary" dance intermission and a set change, Gaga returned to conclude the show with "Abracadabra." Watch a clip of the performance below: Following her performance, Netflix posted details about Gaga's character in the second season of "Wednesday": She'll be playing Rosaline Rotwood, a legendary Nevermore teacher, who crosses paths with Wednesday. "TUDUM" is a global pop culture event that covers Netflix's original films and television series. This year's event was held on May 31, 2025, at Los Angeles' Kia Forum. "Wednesday" star Jenna Ortega praised Gaga and her work on the upcoming season numerous times, once saying, "She is the best, definitely one of the most talented individuals I've ever worked with."

Lady Gaga’s historic concert at Copacabana Beach on May 3 is officially the highest attended concert of all time by a female artist, according to Rio’s City Hall. With an estimated 2.1 million fans attending Gaga’s MAYHEM show, the show also becomes the biggest show for any artist this century. Lady Gaga breaks the record from Madonna’s historic Copacabana show in May last year, when 1.6 million fans attended. Rio’s biggest show of all time is Rod Stewart’s New Year’s Eve concert at Copacabana in 1994, with over 3.5 million in attendance. Lady Gaga will next bring MAYHEM to Singapore this month for a series of stadium shows before embarking on the MAYHEM Ball in July.

Lady Gaga has launched a brand-new merchandise collection on her official website, inspired by her upcoming Coachella performances. These exclusive items will only be available at the festival grounds. Take a look at them here. Lady Gaga's website now features a fresh Coachella inspired theme. When you play one of her songs using the built-in player, sand gathers along the sound waves, gradually forming images and words inspired by her latest album. Lady Gaga will peform at Coachella this Friday as headliner.

Lady Gaga will return to Mexico City next month to give one of the first concert performances of the "MAYHEM" era. Gaga will perform on April 26, 2025 at Estadio GNP Seguros, a stadium in Mexico City. Pre-sale for tickets will begin this Thursday, with the general sale on March 7. Click here to access the Ticketmaster listing. Gaga was previously announced as a headliner for Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival in California, taking the stage on Friday, April 11 and 18. Last month, Gaga was announced as the headliner for "Todo Mundo No Rio," the free concert taking place on May 3 in Copacabana.

To celebrate the release of "Mayhem," Lady Gaga will appear on "Good Morning America" next Friday, March 7. Gaga is slated to discuss her long-awaited seventh studio album, which will be released the same day as her "Good Morning America" appearance. The episode will air live on ABC from 7-9 a.m. EST on March 7, though the exact time of Gaga's interview is unknown. Her "GMA" appearance is just one of many "Mayhem"-related events over its release weekend. On Thursday, March 6, Spotify's Little Monster Press Conference will air on Spotify's Instagram, TikTok and YouTube channels. Then, on Saturday, March 8, Gaga is pulling double duty on "Saturday Night Live," where she will host and perform. To check out Lady Gaga Now's comprehensive list of all the physical variants of "Mayhem," click here.