Fresh off her victories at the MTV VMAs, Lady Gaga is giving her Little Monsters more to scream about with additional North American dates for her "The Mayhem Ball" tour. The tour, already an electrifying spectacle, will continue to showcase Gaga's theatrical panache and powerhouse vocals well into 2026. Following her spin around Europe, Australia, and a recent stint in Japan, Gaga will reignite her tour stateside starting Valentine's Day in Glendale, AZ, according to Variety.
The new leg promises a reprise at heavyweight venues like Los Angeles' Kia Forum, and New York's Madison Square Garden. Noteworthy, is the creative powerhouse behind the extravaganza: Gaga herself, Michael Polansky, and the artistic trifecta of Ben Dalgleish, Goebel and Hardstyle have concocted a visual and auditory feast for this tour, as reported by Variety. And for those looking to level-up their experience, VIP packages with perks like pre-show lounges and exclusive merchandise are on the table.
Tickets for these added shows will be available starting September 10, with presales for Citi cardmembers and Verizon customers opening up gates the day prior to the general release. "The Mayhem Ball" is supporting Gaga's latest album, which includes hits like "Abracadabra" and "Disease," as well as an expanded edition featuring the single "The Dead Dance," according to NBC Boston. The singer also made waves with a new music video for "The Dead Dance," linked to the Netflix series "Wednesday," and directed by none other than Tim Burton.
So as Lady Gaga returns to Boston's TD Garden on March 29 and 30, fans can once again bask in the chaos that is "The MAYHEM Ball." The multi-city romp, which initially did not berth in Boston, now promises a double dose of mayhem in the Massachusetts capital, detailed by NBC Boston. If the buzz and, Chris Willman of Variety's words are any indicators, Lady Gaga's tour could very well be "the quintessential large-scale tour of the year."
For those still chasing the chance to catch Gaga live, additional stops include cities across Texas, Georgia, and a triumphant return to Canada with gigs in Montreal. Rescheduling quirks also see Miami's date move to a cozy March 13 window. While the stage awaits and the lights dim, Lady Gaga's encore tour is shaping up to be another chapter in her ever-expanding pop music anthology – a testament to her enduring appeal and relentless showmanship.
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