Lady Gaga fans think the pop icon's Mayhem Ball set list has been revealed, following her record-breaking concert in Rio de Janeiro.
In case you missed it, the Bad Romance hitmaker is heading on tour this summer to celebrate latest album Mayhem, with huge performances scheduled for North America, Europe, Australia, and the UK.
The upcoming world tour is currently underway and will kick off in the US on July 16 at T-Mobile Arena in Las Vegas - and if her recent performances are anything to go by, you don't want to miss this.
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Scroll down to find out everything you need to know about the 2025 Mayhem Ball now, from where to buy resale tickets to prices and the rumoured set list.
Where to buy tickets for Lady Gaga’s Mayhem Ball US tour
Tickets for Gaga's tour sold out instantly on Ticketmaster, so your only option is resale, and we just so happen to know where to look. At the time of writing this, you can purchase resale tickets on the following websites: Viagogo, StubHub, and TicketNetwork.
According to StubHub, one of the fastest selling venues is New York's Madison Square Garden on Friday, August 22, where prices start from $461. For those of you based in Seattle, you're looking at around $463 for Wednesday August 6.
Las Vegas? You'll need to pay in the region of $544 for the Friday, July 18 gig. Your least expensive option at the moment is Toronto on Wednesday, September 10, which starts from £281.
For those of you based in the UK, you can still get hold of VIP and hospitality tickets on Seat Unique if you're quick. See you there?
What was Lady Gaga's Rio de Janeiro set list?
Fans are convinced Gaga's Rio de Janeiro set list could be a sign of what's to come on tour. On May 2, the Bad Romance hitmaker broke the record for the biggest independent concert by a female artist in history, as over 2.5 million people attended her show on Brazil’s Copacabana Beach.
As anticipated, Gaga played some of her biggest hits of all time, from Paparazzi and Alejandro to Poker Face. There were some newer tracks on the set list too, as the singer treated fans to a rendition of Abracadabra, Disease, and Garden of Eden, from her latest album Mayhem.
Her set list will likely change depending on the venue during the tour, but it's sure to give fans a good idea of what to expect when Gaga heads to the US.
You can find the full Rio de Janeiro set list below:
- How Bad Do U Want Me
- Shallow
- Vanish Into You
- Bloody Mary
- Abracadabra
- Judas
- Scheiße
- Garden of Eden
- Poker Face
- Abracadabra
- Perfect Celebrity
- Disease
- Paparazzi
- Alejandro
Where is Lady Gaga heading on tour this year?
Lady Gaga is touring the UK, Australia, and America as part of the upcoming Mayhem Ball 2025 tour. As part of the American run, the singer will head to major US cities to perform in the likes of Las Vegas, Seattle, New York, Miami, and Chicago.
You can find a full list of UK and US Lady Gaga's tour dates below:
- July 16 – Las Vegas, NV at T-Mobile Arena
- July 18 – Las Vegas, NV at T-Mobile Arena
- July 19 – Las Vegas, NV at T-Mobile Arena
- July 22 - San Francisco, Chase Center (new date)
- July 24 - San Francisco, Chase Center (new date)
- July 26: San Francisco, Chase Center (new date)
- July 28 - Los Angeles, Kia Forum (new date)
- July 29 - Los Angeles, Kia Forum (new date)
- August 1 - Los Angeles, Kia Forum (new date)
- August 2 - Los Angeles, Kia Forum (new date)
- August 6 – Seattle, WA at Climate Pledge Arena
- August 7 – Seattle, WA at Climate Pledge Arena
- August 9 – Seattle, WA at Climate Pledge Arena
- August 22 – New York, NY at Madison Square Garden
- August 23 – New York, NY at Madison Square Garden
- August 26 – New York, NY at Madison Square Garden
- August 27 – New York, NY at Madison Square Garden
- August 31 – Miami, FL at Kaseya Center
- September 1 – Miami, FL at Kaseya Center
- September 3 – Miami, FL at Kaseya Center
- September 6 – New York, NY at Madison Square Garden
- September 7 – New York, NY at Madison Square Garden
- September 10 – Toronto, ON at Scotiabank Arena
- September 11 – Toronto, ON at Scotiabank Arena
- September 13 – Toronto, ON at Scotiabank Arena
- September 15 – Chicago, IL at United Center
- September 17 – Chicago, IL at United Center
- September 18 – Chicago, IL at United Center
- September 29 – London, UK at The O2
- September 30 – London, UK at The O2
- October 2 – London, UK at The O2
- October 4 – London, UK at The O2
- October 7 – Manchester, UK at Co-op Live
- October 8 – Manchester, UK at Co-op Live
- October 12 – Stockholm, Sweden at Avicii Arena
- October 13 – Stockholm, Sweden at Avicii Arena
- October 15 – Stockholm, Sweden at Avicii Arena
- October 19 – Milan, Italy at Unipol Forum
- October 20 – Milan, Italy at Unipol Forum
- October 28 – Barcelona, Spain at Palau Sant Jordi
- October 29 – Barcelona, Spain at Palau Sant Jordi
- October 31 – Barcelona, Spain at Palau Sant Jordi
- November 4 – Berlin, Germany at Uber Arena
- November 5 – Berlin, Germany at Uber Arena
- November 9 – Amsterdam, Netherlands at Ziggo Dome
- November 11 – Antwerp, Belgium at Sportpaleis Arena
- November 13 – Lyon, France at LDLC Arena
- November 14 – Lyon, France at LDLC Arena
- November 17 – Paris, France at Accor Arena
- November 18 – Paris, France at Accor Arena
- November 20 – Paris, France at Accor Arena
- November 22 – Paris, France at Accor Arena
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