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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 and Bruno Mars' Billboard Hot 100-topping collaboration "Die With A Smile" received more awards at the 2025 American Music Awards, winning Favorite Collaboration and Favorite Music Video. Gaga also won the award for Favorite Dance/Electronic Artist. Gaga received six nominations at this year's ceremony, in the following categories: Collaboration of the Year ("Die With a Smile") [WON] Favorite Music Video ("Die With a Smile") [WON] Favorite Dance/Electronic Artist [WON] Song of the Year ("Die With a Smile") Favorite Pop Song ("Die With a Smile") Favorite Female Pop Artist This year's ceremony brings Gaga to a total of 23 total AMAs nominations, though she only won three awards prior to the 2025 ceremony: Favorite Pop/Rock Female Artist (2010 and 2017) and Favorite Electronic Dance Music Artist (2020). Gaga has performed at four AMAs ceremonies to date, first taking the stage in 2009 to perform a medley of "Bad Romance" and "Speechless." Relive the performance below:

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 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 received nominations in four categories at the 2025 Nickelodeon Kids' Choice Awards, tying Ariana Grande and Kendrick Lamar for the most nominations at this year's ceremony. Gaga is nominated in the following categories: Favorite Female Artist Favorite Song ("Abracadabra") Favorite Music Collaboration ("Die With a Smile") Favorite Album ("MAYHEM") You may vote in individual categories by clicking the links above, or you may vote in all categories by clicking here. Gaga has now been nominated for 12 Kids' Choice Awards, but she is yet to win an orange blimp. The award show will take place on June 21, 2025.

Continuing the tradition established by her Coachella, Mexico City and Rio de Janeiro concerts, Lady Gaga just released new Singapore-themed merchandise to her website. Gaga will perform four shows in the country on May 18, 19, 21 and 24. Click here to check out the new merchandise. This series of concerts marks Gaga's first return to Asia since her two-show run in Japan in 2023 for the Chromatica Ball. Her website was also updated with a Singapore theme.

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.

Lady Gaga added a second date to the MAYHEM Ball tour in Melbourne, Australia on December 6, 2025. Gaga will now perform at Marvel Stadium on December 5-6. Vodafone, Mastercard and Live Nation presales begin at 11 a.m. on Wednesday, April 16. General onsale begins at 11:30 a.m. on April 17.

Lady Gaga received the Innovator Award, which is presented to artists for their contributions to popular culture, at the iHeart Radio Music Awards on March 17, 2025. Gaga also won the award for Best Collaboration for her Billboard Hot 100-topping, Grammy-winning duet with Bruno Mars, "Die With a Smile." Watch her acceptance speech below: Gaga started her speech by praising Doechii, who presented her the award. She promised fans that while some people think being 38 is too old to be a pop star, she's just warming up. "I don't know totally how to think about this, because winning an award honoring my entire career at 38 years old is a hard thing to get my head around. On the one hand, I feel like I've been doing this forever, and on the other hand, I know I'm just getting started," Gaga said. She declared that innovation isn't about breaking rules, it's about writing your own and convincing the world they were there all along. "If I've learned anything in three decades I've been at this, it's that the most powerful innovation is your authenticity," Gaga said. She shouted out her inspirations: David Bowie, Grace Jones, Carole King, Elton John, Lady Starlight, Madonna, Stevie Wonder, Duke Ellington, Cher and Tony Bennett, some of which influenced her seventh studio album, "MAYHEM." Gaga rounded out her speech by thanking her Little Monsters. "Thank you for always seeing me so clearly, from 'The Fame' to 'MAYHEM.' Because you saw me, I learned to see myself. And to the LGBTQ+ community, you taught me bravery before the world was ready to listen. You have changed the world for the better and your courage fuels mine every single day," she said. Her final words were, "The world doesn't need another copy. It desperately needs your original."

DETAILS Lady Gaga returns to Singapore for four concerts. Gaga will perform May 18-19, May 21 and May 24. TICKETS The Mastercard presale will run from 10 a.m. on March 18 through 9:59 a.m. on March 20. The Singapore Airlines KrisFlyer presale begins at noon March 20 and ends at noon on March 21. The LiveNation presale runs from noon to midnight on March 20. The general sale opens at 2 p.m. on March 21.

Lady Gaga will return to Singapore this May to perform a series of concerts in promotion of "MAYHEM." Gaga is set to take the stage at the Singapore National Stadium on May 18-19, May 21 and May 24. According to its press release, these will be the only stop in Asia for Lady Gaga’s upcoming tour. The Mastercard presale begins Tuesday, March 18, followed by the Klook presale on March 19, and KrisFlyer and LiveNation presales on March 20. The general onsale is Friday, March 21. Visit here for more information. Earlier this month, Gaga announced her return to Mexico City, performing at Estadio GNP Seguros on April 26. 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.

Lady Gaga dazzled in her second double-duty performance on the March 8 episode "Saturday Night Live," where she debuted live performances of two songs from her recently released album, "MAYHEM." Watch the performances of "Abracadabra" and "Killah" below: Gaga's opening monologue poked fun at her 2013 'SNL' performance of "Do What U Want" with R. Kelly, as well as her Razzie Awards win for Worst On Screen Combo in "Joker: Folie a Deux." Many of Gaga's sketches featured musical elements. She and Bowen Yang played a couple who burst into song on their first date in "Wonderful Tonight," and they reunited at the end of the episode to put an end to modern lingo in "No More Slay." Her other live sketches include: "Funeral Home": Gaga and Heidi Gardner act as funeral home owners with a vision for their clients. "A Long Goodbye": Gaga's ex pursues her on a piece of motorized luggage. "LIttle Red Glasses": Gaga plays an older woman showing off her glasses. "Birthday at Friendly's": Mayhem erupts at a dinner when the restaurant staff learn a guest lied about her birthday. Gaga also appeared in pre-filmed sketches, including a commercial for extra runny mascara and a short film about a tiny mouse.

Nothing was off the table in Lady Gaga's interview with Zane Lowe for Apple Music, where she talked about what "MAYHEM" means to her and described some of her soon-to-be-released new songs. Watch the video interview below, and read some of the highlights beneath: On "MAYHEM": Gaga described "MAYHEM" as her favorite record in a long time. "I feel like it has some teeth," she said. She talked about how she was able to be a student on music with "MAYHEM," which allowed her to figure out her own personal mayhem. The album was inspired out of loving music and sounds that she studied for at least a decade, allowing her to embrace the mayhem of being a nonlinear, cross-genre artist who combines a lot of things at once. "'ARTPOP' was a vibe. 'Joanne' was a sound, 'Chromatica' had a sound, all different. 'The Fame Monster' was more chaotic, 'The Fame' was theatrical pop, 'Born This Way' to me had more of a metal-electro-New York vibe to it, so I actually made the effort making 'MAYHEM' to not do that and not try to give my music an outfit, but instead to allow myself to be influenced by everything," she explained. "It's completely me, and it's my gift to my fans," she said. Touching on the success of "Abracadabra," Gaga said she thinks the song is very much her sound, something that she honed in after many years. She said part of what made its music video so special was the community it fostered: "I spent real time learning that choreography, working with Parris [Goebel] and working with those dancers, and I got to. be in their community while we made it, and I felt like I belonged. That feeling made me so happy." She went into detail on some of the new songs on the album, as well. She revealed that "Perfect Celebrity" was the working title of the album before it was "MAYHEM." "Perfect Celebrity," the song, is a 90s-inspired "electro-grunge" track about how she dealt with the anger she felt toward herself as it relates to the desire for fame. While the song is "super angry," she also described it as humorous, specifically the lyrics: "I've become a notorious being . Find my clone, she's asleep on the ceiling." "It's almost comical, this idea that any time I'm in the room wit anyone, there's me, Stefani, and Lady Gaga asleep on the ceiling, and I have to figure out which body to be in," she said. "Shadow of a Man," the song teased at the end of "GAGA Chromatica Ball," is a defiant, fun and powerful song about being a woman in music. "That song is so much ha response to my career and what it always felt like to be the only girl in the room a lot of the time, and to always be standing in the shadow of a man, because there were so many around me that I learned how to dance in that shadow," she described. "The Beast," the 12th track on the album, takes the perspective of someone singing to their werewolf lover, but Gaga said it can be applied to her relationship with her fiancé Michael, as well as her relationship to who she is on stage. "It's somebody that is saying to the beast, 'I know you're a monster but I can handle you, and I love you,'" she said. "Blade of Grass" calls back to her relationship with Michael. She described how she told him she'd marry him if he proposed with a blade of grass, and she detailed how they built a friendship over how to share one another's mayhem. "My home used to only be the stage. It was so lonely, and also, it is so much more fun to take somebody out there with you, someone that loves you, that knows what you're capable of in all the various aspects of life," she said. In terms of other songs, Gaga revealed "Garden of Eden" is a 2000s throwback and webstore-exclusive track "Can't Stop The High" is "a pure electro-grunge record that goes even harder than 'Perfect Celebrity' does." Lowe said "Zombieboy" is "crazy fun." At the end of the interview, Gaga said she feels like she's firing on all cylinders, and she revealed she has a desire to tour "MAYHEM" after her performance at Coachella next month.

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.