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Lady Gaga To Host and Perform on SNL on March 8

Lady Gaga will serve as the host and musical guest on Saturday Night Live on March 8, 2025.
Gaga, who performed at the SNL50 Anniversary event earlier this weekend, will perform double duty for the second time. She has appeared as the musical guest four times on the show: 2009, 2011, 2013 (when she also hosted), and 2016.
Her appearance is set for the same week as ‘MAYHEM,’ which is out March 7.
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Lady Gaga Announces Seventh Album, "Mayhem"

The wait is over – Lady Gaga finally announced her seventh studio album, "Mayhem," will be released on March 7th. 
Click here to preorder the album. 
Gaga posted a short video alongside the album announcement. 


According to Variety, the album was executive produced by Gaga, Michael Polansky and Andrew Watt. Producers on the album include Gaga, Andrew Watt, Cirkut and Gesaffelstein.
The album's third single and music video will be released this Sunday, Feb. 2, during the 2025 Grammy Awards. 
The standard album will have 14 tracks:
1. Disease (3:50)
2. Abracadabra (3:45)
3. Garden of Eden (4:00)
4. Perfect Celebrity (4:39)
5. Vanish Into You (4:06)
6. Killah (feat. Gesaffelstein) (3:31)
7. Zombieboy (3:35)
8. Lovedrug (3:14)
9. How Bad Do U Want Me (3:59)
10. Don't Call Tonight (3:47)
11. Shadow of a Man (3:20)
12. The Beast (3:56)
13. Blade of Grass (4:18)
14. Die With a Smile (feat. Bruno Mars) (4:12)
15. ?
The 15th track is an extra bonus song on some physical releases of the album. 
In a press statement, Gaga described the album's writing process as “reassembling a shattered mirror."
“The album began with me confronting my fear of returning to the pop music my earliest fans loved," she wrote. "Even if you can’t put the pieces back together perfectly, you can still create something beautiful and whole in its own unique way.”
An official billboard appeared in Times Square with the announcement earlier this morning.
The lead-up to the album's announcement started last week, when a mysterious countdown appeared on Gaga's official website. Upon scrubbing the screen, "LG1" appeared behind the site's background, in the signature font of "The Fame" era.
The next day, the site's appearance changed, ditching the hazy blue background for a flowing black one. This time, scrubbing the screen revealed "LG2," in the font from "The Fame Monster" album cover. This continued until Monday, January 27, when "Mayhem" was officially announced.
Gaga first teased her return at the end of the "GAGA Chromatica Ball" concert special in May, when a brief snippet of new music played beside the words "GAGA RETURNS."
After teasing two new snippets following her performance at the 2024 Paris Summer Olympics, Gaga released "Disease," the lead single, on Oct. 25, 2024. 
In December, Gaga told the Los Angeles Times that "Die With a Smile," her Hot 100-topping collaboration with Bruno Mars, will be included on "Mayhem." The song has already exceeded 1 billion streams on Spotify. 
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Lady Gaga Takes a Lie Detector Test For Vanity Fair

Lady Gaga took a lie detector test for Vanity Fair. You can watch the video below, and find some of her confessions afterward.
Right off the bat, Gaga was asked about the long-awaited sequel to the "Telephone" music video, which ended with a "To be continued..." message. Gaga confirmed the sequel will be released, but she doesn't know when.
When asked if Beyoncé will appear in the video, Gaga coyly answered "maybe," and she quickly confirmed the years-long delay was not due to scheduling conflicts with Beyoncé.
When asked for an update on Jo Calderone, Gaga's male alter ego who debuted in the video for "YoĂŒ and I," Gaga said he is "no longer with us."

Gaga revealed she still has the egg she arrived at the 2011 Grammy Awards in, and that she keeps it in her archive. Then, when asked about the time she asked Cher to hold her meat purse at the Grammy Awards, Gaga said she believes it brought the two of them closer.
Gaga has been very active on TikTok this era, and since the release of "Abracadabra" and its music video, Gaga has reposted fan videos on a daily basis. She admitted to spending up to four hours on the app in one sitting.
Also, Gaga was able to confirm her performance with Kermit the Frog and Miss Piggy for her Holiday Spectacular special did not inspire "3-Way (The Golden Rule)," her collaboration with The Lonely Island and Justin Timberlake for a "Saturday Night Live" digital short.
To check out Lady Gaga Now's comprehensive guide to the physical variants of "Mayhem" available to pre-order, click here. 
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New Behind-The-Scenes Look at 'Abracadabra' Music Video

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:
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Lady Gaga Updates Website, Teases New Lyrics

With only three weeks until the release of "Mayhem," Lady Gaga's website was updated to seemingly tease new lyrics from her forthcoming seventh studio album.
Upon visiting the site, a flurry of letters move around the orange-red background. After pressing and "drawing" on the screen, some letters assemble and spell out a new phrase each time.
The new lyrics include:
"AND YOUR HEART BEATS FAST CUZ YOU'RE IN THE ZONE"
"I CAN HEAR EVERYTHING YOU'RE SAYIN' FROM HERE"
"CHOKE ON THE FAME AND HOPE IT GETS YOU HIGH"
"AND YOU CAN'T HEAR HER WITH THE MUSIC ON"
"TAP ON MY VEIN SUCK ON MY DIAMOND BLOOD"
"I'LL BURN A HOLE RIGHT THROUGH YOUR EYES"
"STANDING IN THE SHADOW OF ANOTHER MAN"
"LOOKIN' AT YOU LIKE A ZOMBIE KILLAH"
"HAVE BEEN SO WORRIED THAT I'M LOST"
"(YEAH YOUR GIRLFRIEND ISN'T HERE)"
"GOODBYE I'LL SEE YOU IN MY DREAMS"
"AH AH AH AH AH AH AHAHA AH AAAA"
"BUT HER FRIEND IS WAY MORE FUN"
"A LEGEND IN YOUR NEIGHBORHOOD"
"SING FOR ME A SINFUL MELODY"
"YOU CAN'T HIDE WHO YOU ARE"
"TOMORROW YOU'LL DESERT ME"
"IN THE BACK OF THIS PARTY"
"I'M THE PERFECT CELEBRITY"
"IF I'M GONNA GET YOU HOME"
"AND YOUR CLOSING IN ON ME"
"LIKE THE WORDS OF A SONG"
"DRUG TO LAST A LIFETIME"
"YEAH YOU WANNA BE COOL"
"I CAN GET YOU MO-O-ORE"
"BUT THE FEELINGS RIGHT"
"I TRY SO HARD TO SING"
"BRING ME YOUR DESIRE"
"YOU'RE OUT OF BREATH"
"AND WE BOTH KNOW WHY"
"(DJ HIT THE LIGHTS)"
To check out Lady Gaga Now's comprehensive list of all the physical variants of "Mayhem," click here.
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Lady Gaga Takes The Stage During "SNL50: The Anniversary Special"

Lady Gaga joined in the revelry on the 30 Rock stage during “SNL50: The Anniversary Special," which aired live on Peacock.
She kicked off her performance at the piano with Andy Samberg in a "Shallow" parody that quickly pivoted into a duet-medley of the Lonely Island's "Dick in a Box," and "Motherlover." The eccentric sequence concluded with her at center stage sporting a wrapped gift box at her waistline—just like the sketch that the song references.
Later in the evening's proceedings, she closed out the show under the spotlight, with solo version of "Shallow."
This marked the star's fifth time performing on "Saturday Night Live," dating back to her first musical guest spot on October 3, 2009. Her most recent appearance was a cameo on Oct. 21, 2023 when she introduced Bad Bunny, who also rocked the mic during the night's events.
Prior to the night's program, Gaga was spotted outside Radio City Music Hall signing autographs for excited fans.
This SNL outing is the latest in a series of well-received performances from Gaga who, on Sunday, February 9, sang a touching rendition of "Hold My Hand" in a pre-Super Bowl tribute to the victims of the New Orleans attack on New Years Eve.
The Sunday prior saw her and Bruno Mars deliver a duet of "California Dreamin' " at the Grammy's—the same night she debuted her rapidly chart-topping single, "Abracadabra," and the accompanying music video.
“SNL50: The Anniversary Special," was produced by longtime SNL legend Lorne Michaels as well as Gaga's frequent collaborator and friend, Mark Ronson.
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Lady Gaga Guests on Hot Ones

Lady Gaga is the latest guest host on First We Feast's Hot Ones. Check out the episode below.
Lady Gaga made an appearance on First We Feasts' "Hot Ones", hosted by Sean Evans. The famous spicy chicken wing challenge navigates Gaga's early career, production and music. 
The episode, released on February 13, starts with Gaga speaking about the traits she looks for in music producers following the announcement of her seventh studio album MAYHEM. "Collaboration is super important, childhood spirit and musician ship... Wherever the music is, I'm about it." 
The 14-time Grammy Award winner spoke to Evans on writing 'Born This Way' in 10 minutes, where Gaga explains that for a lot of her songs, she hears them very quickly and just follows the sound. "It's a feeling of receiving." Gaga also credits her fans and audience in recognizing a good chorus. "Sometimes I know something's [the chorus] done cause that image feels whole to me, but you really don't know if something is good until the people tell you, and they will tell you."
Midway through the spicy chicken wing challenge, the questions are kicked up a notch. Evans asks Gaga to reflect on her early-career and on-stage memories of performing on the lower east side of New York City. "I remember when me and Lady Starlight were given a residency at the Slipper Room and I was so excited, it was such an honour to be asked to perform there. I remember made my outfit for my Slipper Room show, I sowed it myself. I just look back at that time so fondly" she said. 
Evans appreciates Gaga's ability to balance high art and pop, Gaga responds "The music is something that you hear but when you add the art to it, it really changes the way you feel and changes the way you think about the song. It's awesome." 
Gaga ends the interview explaining that she always felt tested when facing whether or not she should walk away. "I'm still doing it, so it must mean I wanna do it." 
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Lady Gaga and Mastercard Announce New "Abracadabra" Dance Competition

Lady Gaga and Mastercard have partnered for a second dance competition in celebration of "Abracadabra," the newest single from Gaga's upcoming album MAYHEM.
Although the contest for the fan version of the "Abracadabra" music video has ended, fans can still enter for a chance to join the "ultimate dance party" with Lady Gaga herself at Club Mayhem. At this exclusive event, winners of the competition will be able to hear new songs from MAYHEM and spend the night on the dance floor with Mother Monster herself.
To enter, fans can film and upload a video (max. 1 minute) performing choreography from the "Abracadabra" video to their public social media account using the hashtag #MastercardGagaSweepstakes. Fans can then submit the video URL on Mastercard's website here.
Five winners and a guest will receive exclusive access to Lady Gaga's Club Mayhem dance party. The winners will also receive a prize package for air travel and hotel accommodations. The competition begins February 10 and closes at 11:59 ET on Sunday, February 16. Open to U.S. and Canada residents only. Visit here for the official rules.
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Lady Gaga Appears in Tribute Segment Before Super Bowl

Ahead of Super Bowl LIX, Lady Gaga stopped in New Orleans, Louisiana, to film a tribute segment that premiered before the biggest game in American football.
Gaga, accompanied by a full backing band, sang "Hold My Hand" on New Orleans' iconic Bourbon Street alongside a variety of football legends, including Michael Strahan, Tom Brady and Terry Bradshaw.
The segment acknowledges numerous tragic events that happened in the United States this year, including the New Orleans terror attack, Hurricane Helene hitting North Carolina and the devastating wildfires in Los Angeles.
Following the performance, “Hold My Hand” sky-rocketed on the U.S. iTunes and returned to No. 1 on the chart. The song previously hit the top spot in May of 2022 following Top Gun: Maverick’s release.  
Gaga previously paid tribute to the victims of the Los Angeles wildfires at the FireAid Benefit Concert, where she closed the show with performances of "Shallow," "Always Remember Us This Way" and a specially written song, "All I Need is Time." 
Additionally, Gaga joined forces with "Die With a Smile" collaborator Bruno Mars to perform a rendition of The Mamas & The Papas' "California Dreamin' " at the 67th Annual Grammy Awards. 

Gaga will release her seventh studio album, "Mayhem," in less than a month. To see Lady Gaga Now's complete compilation of the album's physical variants, click here. 
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Lady Gaga's New Choreographer On 'Abracadabra' Video

Lady Gaga's new choreographer and "Abracadabra" co-director, Parris Goebel, an acclaimed dancer and choreographer, shared the inspiration behind MAYHEM's brand-new viral single and music video.
When asked about being the latest addition to the Haus of Gaga team, Parris responded:
"...when her team reached out and I got to meet her and listen to her album and she welcomed me into her world, I just couldn't believe it. She has inspired me so much, and I think just as a woman, she knows no boundaries, and that, for me, is how I approach my artistry. Now, being a part of her world, it's really the coolest shit I've ever done."
Delving further into the creation of the "Abracadabra" music video, she added:
"This project explores different sides of Gaga and how they coexist in her life. Everything is very theatrical... From the styling to the casting to the set, how we design the club, to the lighting, everything just matters. You're creating a whole world from scratch. Everything was just done so delicately and meticulously and I got to bring on dancers that I've admired for years. I brought in choreographers to dance, which never happens in our world—all ages, all walks of life, and people I've worked with for years."
Parris also discussed the rehearsals and the process behind the making of the video:
"We were prepping, oh my goodness, maybe for about three weeks in total. ... But the shoot was two days long and was really demanding for everyone. You can see they're dancing from top to bottom, and we're doing take after take after take, but you can feel that hard work through the video. ... We should just build our own club. I think it's going to have such a different feel to actually be in this space. If we’re going to have 50, 60 dancers in the room, I think it's going to inspire everyone to really get lost in this world if we actually build the set out and make it feel like we're transporting everyone to a different dimension."
Speaking about the many hidden details in the already viral music video and what fans can expect from the Mayhem era, Parris said:
"I would say bringing pop culture back to life."
Check out the full interview HERE.
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"Die With A Smile" Breaks Global Spotify Record

Lady Gaga and Bruno Mars' smash hit "Die With A Smile" has broken the record for the longest-running No. 1 on the Global Spotify chart. 
The song released in August 2024 reached No. 1 on the streaming platform in the summer of last year, and has now spent 121 days atop the global chart. The critically acclaimed duet officially dethrones Tones And I's "Dance Monkey". 
The song continues to perform well across all music streaming platforms, currently topping the chart on Apple Music’s Global 100 and charting within the top ten on the U.S. 100 chart. The song also hit No. 1 on the Billboard Hot 100 in January 2025 and has spent four weeks atop the chart.
The pair recently won a Grammy Award for Best Pop Duo/Group Performance at the 67th Grammy Awards earlier this February, and was also nominated for Song Of The Year. 
"Die With A Smile" was released as a first single for Gaga's seventh studio album MAYHEM, set to release on March 7, 2025. 
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Lady Gaga Breaks Down the "Abracadabra" Video With Elle UK

Lady Gaga discusses the inspiration for "Abracadabra" music video in a new interview with Elle UK magazine following its surprise reveal during the 67th Grammy Awards.
In the interview, Gaga breaks down the inspiration for the video's costumes, choreography, and her upcoming studio album MAYHEM, out March 7.
Talking about the choreography for the "Abracadabra" video:
"Parris and I worked really closely together, she's just a total genius. We did the video for Disease together and then we had a conversation about continuing that inner dialogue idea. It is part of Mayhem - these conflicting side of ourselves that don't really make sense but are just continuing to have this argument. How do we say that through dance? We ultimately decided that the video should be Mayhem the character, the lady in red - it's her club, and it's her night and she's saying, 'Okay, everybody that's here with us, we've done this before. And, tonight, you only have two choices, you can either dance or it's over. And I'm out.' And we decided we wanted the video to be about being up for that challenge. And so then Parris went to work for many weeks on all the different choreography. And we were constantly back and forth about it and then I went into the studio to learn it all. That was an amazing time. What I love is that the movement also expresses so much of what I'm trying to say and on a first listen of Abracadabra, you might go 'What is this about? It's fun to listen to, but what does it all mean?' And to me, when you see the video it should become clearer that it just means we have to keep going."
Talking about the "Lady in Red":
"The lady in red is all of you that puts you to the test. Your internal monologue. 'Can you do it? Can you do it? Will you do it? Are you good enough? Can you handle it?' In a lot of ways, the song is about dealing with that challenge to yourself and very often the world around us can reflect it back to us as well. I wanted to explore the question, 'What does it feel like to thrive and not just be surviving all the time? To me, in this video, she initiates the challenge and this purer side of me that is peering up at all of the negative backtalk, all of the doubt, and facing all that side of me, she completely comes through. And she says, 'I'm up for the challenge.' And it's interesting because we had all these different ways that we thought about the video ending and ultimately I wanted this song to be about resilience in a way the song Disease was not. That track was about inner torture and being trapped."
Talking about the costumes for the "Abracadabra" video:
"Something that was important to me was in a video of this size that we were also environmentally conscious to not overproduce and make too many new things. So actually my main white cape in the video was upcycled using old wedding dresses. And we also used deadstock fabric for the dancer's clothes. That's fabric that's been in warehouses for long periods of time. And we also used pieces from my archive; so old costumes are reinterpreted. There were a few new pieces. But we were trying to make something that was in the spirit of love the whole way through, something that was made with a really warm heart and community in mind."
Talking about the title of her new album:
"The album was called Mayhem to memorialize a piece of me and a piece of life that is not always easy to accept. It was hard at first to name the album Mayhem because I so much don't want that feeling to be real. I am also a hopeful person. I'm also somebody that is a dreamer, but what I think I ultimately arrived at is; it's all of the fractures of who we are and the fractures in the world and the mayhem of that brokenness that ultimately teaches us the power of joy, and dancing and crying and laughing and listening to music and holding your friends and your family and repeat! This album is fun and I enjoyed the contrast of a fun album that's also called Mayhem."
Talking about the musical inspirations for MAYHEM:
"There was industrial inspiration with a lot of the sounds. There's as transitional moment on the album that's rooted in nineties music. A sort of electro grunge defiance. That era in music which was a response to the music that came before it. And then David Bowie theatrical rock, Prince, Radiohead. I was inspired by so much music that has grown roots in my veins."
Read the full Elle interview here.
 
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Lady Gaga Reveals 'Abracadabra' Music Video

Nearly a week after announcing her seventh studio album, "Mayhem," Lady Gaga revealed the album's third single, "Abracadabra," and its self-directed music video during the 67th Annual Grammy Awards. 
Click here to listen to the song, and watch the new video below:

The song and video, presented by Mastercard, debuted during a commercial break from the Grammys. Gaga was nominated for two awards this year: Song of the Year and Best Pop Duo/Group Performance, both for "Die With a Smile" with Bruno Mars. 
During the ceremony, Gaga and Mars took the stage to perform a cover of Michael Jackson's "Earth Song" in tribute to the city of Los Angeles following devastation from the California wildfires. 
To check out Lady Gaga Now's comprehensive guide to the physical variants of "Mayhem" available to pre-order, click here. 
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Lady Gaga Partners with Mastercard and Announces "Abracadabra" Video Competition

Lady Gaga announced an "Abracadabra" music video competition in collaboration with Mastercard during the 67th Grammy Awards on February 2, 2025.
In a video posted to TikTok, Lady Gaga and "Abracadabra" music video choreographer Parris Goebel revealed a competition to give fans a chance to be part of a special fan version of the music video. Fans are encouraged to film their favorite part of the choreography and submit dance videos with the hashtag #MastercardGagaContest for a chance to be featured in a new fan version of the video.
Fifteen winners will be chosen to be part of the new music video, with full costume and glam. The winners will also be able to celebrate at Lady Gaga's "Club Mayhem" and will receive a travel package for two nights and $250 prize.
To enter, fans can share their dance video to X/Twitter, Instagram, TikTok, YouTube, Threads, or Vimeo using the hashtag #MastercardGagaContest. Fans can then visit Priceless.com/Gaga to share the video URL when choosing to submit their entry. Videos can be maximum of one minute long and group videos can include up to three dancers total; if all members of the group do not submit, the entry will be disqualified. The competition is for U.S. and Canada only. Visit here for full official rules.
The partnership was first revealed on the Mastercard website, where the webpage says "Mastercard is partnering with Lady Gaga, opening the door so fans can get closer than ever to Gaga herself." Earlier in the evening, Lady Gaga and Mastercard premiered the "Abracadabra" music video during a commercial break for the Grammys.

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Lady Gaga and Bruno Mars Win Best Pop Duo Award

Lady Gaga and Bruno Mars won the Best Pop Duo/Group Performance award for "Die With A Smile" at the 67th Grammy Awards.
The song is also nominated for Song of the Year. 

This win marks Gaga's 14th Grammy Award and 38th nomination. The ceremony took place on February 2, 2025, where the dynamic duo performed The Mamas and The Papas' "California Dreamin' " in a tribute to Los Angeles after the devastating wildfires. 
The Grammy-winning duet will be featured on Gaga's seventh studio album "Mayhem," set to release on March 7, 2025. 
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Lady Gaga Performs Tribute to Los Angeles at 2025 Grammys

Lady Gaga had a big night at the 67th Annual Grammy Awards — in addition to her two nominations and a sneak peek of the music video for "Abracadabra," the upcoming third single from "Mayhem," she performed a tribute to Los Angeles with Bruno Mars. 
Gaga and Mars took to the stage to perform a cover of "California Dreamin' " by The Mamas & The Papas to honor those impacted by the devastating California wildfires. 
Earlier this week, Gaga closed the FireAid Benefit Concert, a fundraising event for Los Angeles, with the performance of three songs: "Shallow," "Always Remember Us This Way" and a song she wrote for the concert, "All I Need is Time." 
Gaga was nominated in two categories this year: Song of the Year and Best Pop Duo/Group Performance, both for her Billboard Hot 100-topping collaboration with Mars, "Die With a Smile."
Gaga's last Grammy win and performance were in 2022, when "Love For Sale" won for Best Traditional Pop Vocal Album. At the same ceremony, she performed a tribute to her collaborator Tony Bennett. 
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Lady Gaga and Bruno Mars to Perform at 2025 Grammys

Lady Gaga and Bruno Mars will a special “tribute to Los Angeles” at the 67th Annual Grammy Awards on Feb. 2, 2025. 

Bruno Mars and Lady Gaga’s song is nominated in two categories: Song of the Year and Best Pop Duo/Group Performance. 
The duo have performed "Die With a Smile" at a series of Mars' concerts in Las Vegas shortly after its release. A live-recorded version of the song was released to streaming services in October 2024, alongside the music video for "Disease." 
The last time Gaga performed at the Grammys was in 2022, when she performed "Love For Sale" and "Do I Love You" in tribute to Tony Bennett. Gaga and Bennett were awarded Best Traditional Pop Vocal Album for "Love For Sale," which is Gaga's last win to date. 

By the end of the night, she might leave with a total of 15 awards, which would rank her as the sixth-most Grammy-awarded female artist, tied with CeCe Winans. 
The 67th Annual Grammy Awards will air on CBS and Paramount+ at 8 p.m. EST on Feb. 2. 
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Lady Gaga Performs Live at FireAid Benefit Concert

Lady Gaga gave the closing performance at the FireAid Benefit Concert, an event dedicated to rebuilding communities that have been devastated by wildfires in Los Angeles, CA, at Intuit Dome on Jan. 30, 2025.
She closed the show with performances of "Shallow," "Always Remember Us This Way" and a newly written song "just for tonight," "All I Need is Time."
Gaga was last in a line-up of nearly 30 artists, including Billie Eilish, Olivia Rodrigo and Stevie Wonder, to perform at the benefit concert.
Listen to the new song below:
Lady Gaga recently announced her new album "MAYHEM," coming out on March 7.
You can find all album variants and pre-order it HERE
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Lady Gaga Lets ELLE Ask Her Anything

Alongside appearing on the covers of its US February 2025 and UK March 2025 magazines, Lady Gaga sat down with ELLE for an "Ask Me Anything" video. 
In the video, she addressed which song she wishes she released as a single, revealed which songs she'll never stop performing and teased her upcoming seventh studio album "Mayhem," to be released March 7, 2025. 
Watch the interview and read some of its highlights below:

What track she wishes she released as a single:
Gaga said she would've picked "Bloody Mary," but then changed her mind: "I don't think that song would've been big when I put out 'Born This Way.'" 
She called the song "ahead of its time," and joked that she didn't know if Jenna Ortega, her co-star in the upcoming second season of "Wednesday," was alive when she released it. 
She feels like fans would have really liked it if "Government Hooker" had been a single: "But, you know, they can't always get what they want." 
Her favorite lyric she's written:
Gaga revealed a snippet of new lyrics from an unnamed "Mayhem" song:
"Saw your face in mine
In a picture by our bedside
It was cold in the summertime
We were happy just to be alive"
She said she specifically loves the "cold in the summertime" line.
How she would describe "Mayhem" in three words:
Dark, poetry, hard: "I definitely didn't adhere to any one genre, but the beats are all really hard, so that was sort of the through line, is sonically, the album is pretty hard-hitting." 
What excites her most in fashion right now:
Gaga said she loves watching young designers and name-dropped Ilona Perla Marie-Claire Slama, who creates babydoll dresses like the one she wore in "Elton John: Still Standing" and on ELLE's UK March 2025 cover: "I've been wearing those a lot. Makes me feel like a porcelain doll." 

The biggest risk she's taken musically:
Despite a lot of people not wanting her to do it, Gaga said she thinks a lot of people thought she was crazy for making jazz: "I love all different kinds of music, and I feel like part of the joy of being a musician is that you are a student, and if you are not a student, for me, that's kind of a boring expedition. It's kind of like being an explorer, but you don't really want to find anything."
The songs she'll never stop performing:
Gaga had three picks – "Born This Way," "Bad Romance" and her vocal warm-ups: "I'll always do those in the shower, for sure." 
The Easter egg she didn't think fans would catch:
Regarding Easter eggs, Gaga said, "I feel like I make them really easy. I should get better at making them harder." 
While she didn't think any would fly under the radar, she mentioned the rollout for "Disease," which was first teased with a Spotify playlist that spelled the song's name, which in turn led to a rabbit hole down different websites: "The whole time that that was happening I just was like, 'Do they know now? Do they know now?'" 
She mentioned that she loves seeing fans dissect what things mean. She said sometimes, when she's creating, she puts stories into her work and doesn't even notice she's doing it. That's where the fans come in: "Sometimes they're juts so dead-on, and other times they'll find meaning in it that I didn't even know was there." 
What advice "Mayhem" would give to "The Fame": 
Gaga answered with, "not to be so hard on herself all the time."
She recounted feeling like she had already made it when she released "The Fame," when she would make her own costumes from clothing at vintage shops and perform in New York City: "That was some of the most beautiful times in my life, and then everything that happened after was pretty wild. And, yeah, I can't believe I'm still doing it." 
Then, Gaga sat down with ELLE UK to answer some more questions. 

How she'd describe the recording process for "Mayhem":
Gaga said the recording process was about the songs, first and foremost: "It was extremely organic, and it was all about the songs. I wrote so many songs and spent a lot of time crafting and honing each one of them in. Over time, the production started to take form, and I started to produce them in more intricate ways."
What exploring "the art of intensity" for "Mayhem" entailed:
As an artist who works in extremes and pushes herself to the limit one way or another, Gaga said she wanted to explore why she works that way:  "What I found is that the harder the music was, the more fragile the lyrics became. So there’s something that I experience as a human being that is like vulnerability and toughness at the same time."
What kind of healing power music has:
Other than her fiancĂ© and family, Gaga said nothing makes her happier than music: "It always makes me feel just really grounded and centered and oddly in control of the outcome. It’s a really chaotic process making music, but you have to rely on yourself, and I can’t rely on everyone around me when I make a song. I really have to listen to what my heart’s saying."
Given her nearly 20 years in the music industry, Gaga called it a blessing that she still loves writing and producing more than anything else: "The art of fame and my love of performing, all of those things are things that i got to explore along the way, but there’s just nothing like being in a studio by yourself and pressing record. It’s pretty cool."
What lessons fans can take from "Mayhem" that haven't been explored in previous albums:
"Mayhem" is completely about "the art of chaos": "It means if something gets too fast you have to figure out how to reign it in. if something is becoming mundane you have to add velocity."
While she said pop music doesn't have to be super deep to be fun and effective, Gaga confirmed "Mayhem" has a lot of depth to it: "When the lyrics are more honest, then you have to be that honest with the sounds, and there were some moments making this record where I really surprised myself."
She continued, "'Disease,' in a way, is so relentless the whole time that you have to have vulnerability in the lyrics. Otherwise, it will just be, to me, kind of boneheaded and dumb and boring, so you have to create wind when it’s raining rocks."

To read the full printed ELLE interviews, click here (US) and here (UK). 
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Lady Gaga Covers Elle UK and Elle US And Talks 'Mayhem'

Lady Gaga covers the February 2025 issue of Elle magazine US and will cover the UK cover of March 2025.
On the special issues she discusses her upcoming seventh studio album 'Mayhem' and her engagement to fiancé Michael Polansky. See the covers below:
FEBRUARY 2025 - US

MARCH 2025 - UK

In her Elle cover-stories, Gaga revealed her upcoming album 'Mayhem'' is influenced by "’90s alternative, electro-grunge, Prince and Bowie melodies, guitar and attitude, funky bass lines, French electronic dance, and analog synths." The album is due to be released on March 7, 2025 and features production from Andrew Watt, Cirkut, and Gesaffelstein.

Gaga says the album is "utter chaos" from a genre perspective: "It breaks a lot of rules and has a lot of fun. It's about following your own chaos into whatever cranny of your life it takes you to." Singles "Disease" and "Die With A Smile" with Bruno Mars were released in 2024, the latter becoming the fastest song to reach 1 billion streams on Spotify.

In the interviews, Gaga celebrates other female artists like Billie Eilish, Chappell Roan, Sabrina Carpenter, and Charli XCX: "They're amazing. They're strong and vibrant and creative and artistic. I think they're being celebrated because they're wonderful."

Gaga also spoke with Elle about her engagement to Michael Polansky. She reveals that her near future will include "me and Michael and our kids [
] Sometimes I worry people will say I'm boring these days, but honestly, thank God I'm boring. Thank God! Because I was living on the edge."

Michael reveals he co-wrote seven songs on 'Mayhem' with Gaga and says it was "so much fun to watch her make. She recorded it right down the street from our house, so we could easily walk back and forth from the studio." In her October cover story for Vogue, Gaga first revealed her engagement to Michael.

Gaga even addressed the recent feedback of her latest film "Joker: Folie Ă  Deux"
"People just sometimes don't like some things,' she says matter-of-factly. 'It’s that simple. And I think to be an artist, you have to be willing for people to sometimes not like it. And you keep going even if something didn’t connect in the way that you intended. When that makes its way into your life, that can be hard to get control of. It’s part of the mayhem."
Read the full Elle interview US here and UK here.
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Lady Gaga to Release New Single and Music Video During Grammy Awards

With the announcement of Lady Gaga's seventh studio album "Mayhem" being released on March 7, 2025, the third single from the album will be released alongside its music video during the 2025 Grammy Awards on Feb. 2. 
According to Variety, the music video will air during a commercial break. The song's title is not yet revealed. 
The new single is the third from "Mayhem," following the Billboard Hot 100-topping collaboration with Bruno Mars, "Die With a Smile," and "Disease."
Preorder "Mayhem" here. 

Gaga is nominated in two categories at this year's award ceremony: Song of the Year and Best Pop Duo/Group Performance, both for "Die With a Smile." 
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Lady Gaga featured in Bruno Mars & Sexyy Red's new video: "Fat, Juicy & Wet"

Lady Gaga appears as guest star with Rosé in Bruno Mars and Sexyy Red's new video: "Fat, Juicy & Wet."
Watch the video below.

Gaga is guest starring in the video alongside her former collaborator Rosé from BLACKPINK. Ever since collaborating on Chromatica's "Sour Candy", Lady Gaga has never performed with any of the BLACKPINK members. This marks the first time Gaga appears with Rosé, after both of them collaborated with Bruno Mars with "Die With a Smile" and "APT." respectively.
In the video for "Fat, Juicy, & Wet," Gaga is seen dancing around with Bruno, Rosé and Sexyy Red. Gaga looks stunning as she rocks an all-black outfit, with a dark red wig, glasses, and her signature high heels.
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