Mother Monster is coming! In just two weeks, Lady Gaga will officially kick off The MAYHEM Ball, her hotly anticipated return to the global stage. The tour begins July 16th at the T-Mobile Arena in Las Vegas, marking the start of what Gaga herself has called her most “theatrical and electrifying experience” yet.

“This show is designed to be the kind of theatrical and electrifying experience that brings MAYHEM to life exactly how I envision it,” Gaga told fans when the tour was announced. “The MAYHEM Ball Tour is officially coming your way. See you soon, monsters.”

Following its Las Vegas debut, the tour will storm through major cities like San Francisco, Los Angeles, Seattle, New York City, Miami, Toronto, and Chicago before heading across the Atlantic for three massive nights at London’s iconic O2 Arena beginning October 2nd.

The European leg will continue through Manchester, Stockholm, Milan, Barcelona, Berlin, Amsterdam, Antwerp, Lyon, and Paris, before the mayhem stretches into Australia and Asia with shows in Melbourne, Brisbane, Sydney, Osaka, and Tokyo.

Last month, Gaga added even more excitement by announcing five additional dates in Japan for January 2026, and to no surprise, the demand was next level. Mastercard revealed that the pre-sale for all five Japan shows sold out in just one day, with a staggering 275,000 tickets gone within 24 hours.

For longtime fans, this tour feels bigger than just music; it’s a movement. Gaga’s shows have always pushed boundaries, blending fashion, activism, and raw talent into unforgettable nights of escapism. From The Fame Ball to The Chromatica Ball, each era has left a lasting mark. But there’s something about The MAYHEM Ball that already feels legendary.

She’s ready to make a statement. To dance, to scream, to unite the monsters once again under flashing lights and unstoppable basslines. And from the sold-out crowds to the global anticipation, it’s clear the world is more than ready for her return.

Lady Gaga is about to unleash the mayhem, and we’ve never been more excited to get caught in it.