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Less than 48 hours before the release of here seventh studio album, MAYHEM, Lady Gaga shared a 30-second snippet of a new track: "Garden of Eden." The song, which she reshared on Instagram stories, is featured in a promo for ESPNF1, and according to ESPN's caption, will serve as the anthem for their coverage of the 2025 Formula 1 season. Fans can look forward to hearing more on March 7, when MAYHEM becomes available everywhere.

After many months of promotion and anticipation, Lady Gaga has released her seventh studio album, "MAYHEM." Fans can now listen to Mother Monster's latest work on all major streaming platforms, including Spotify and Apple Music. The album features 14 total tracks including chart-toppers, like "Abracadabra" and "Disease," plus "Die With a Smile" ft. Bruno Mars, which already earned a Grammy for "Best Pop Duo/Group" at the Grammy Awards earlier this year. Exclusive versions of the album on Lady Gaga's official shop also feature a 15th track called "Can’t Stop The High," while Target-exclusive versions contain the song "Kill For Love" instead. "MAYHEM" is Lady Gaga's latest release since "Harlequin," a companion album she released in September 2024 accompanying her role in the film "Joker: Folie à Deux." Prior to that, Gaga's last true studio album, "Chromatica," released nearly five years ago on May 29, 2020. Gaga began teasing "MAYHEM" back in January 2024 with a series of photos of herself in the studio. She then gave us confirmation of "LG7" on May 25, 2024 at the end of "Gaga Chromatica Ball," the long-awaited concert film from her "Chromatica Ball Tour." The announcement "GAGA RETURNS" included a snippet of a new track. Finally, "Disease," the album's lead single, was released on October 25, 2024. Fans can soon experience "MAYHEM" live as Gaga has already confirmed a number of shows including headlining Coachella, a performance in Mexico City and a massive return to Brazil for "Todo Mundo No Rio" on Copacabana Beach.

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.