Extra dates added – Madison Square Garden
Due to overwhelming demand, two extra shows have been added – September 6 and 7.
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- The Mayhem Ball tour kicks off on July 16, 2025, in Las Vegas and concludes four months later on November 18 in Paris.
- There are now six UK dates, with four in London and two in Manchester.
- The artist pre-sale starts today at 12pm ET.
- Tickets will go on general sale for all of the UK dates on ladygaga.com and via Ticketmaster tomorrow at 12pm local time.
- According to reports on social media, Lady Gaga tickets are currently priced from $89.50 – $2,309.26 for New York City.
- Tickets for the UK tour cost from £59.50 to £570 and, for the mainland European tour, range from €486 to €711.
‘Too big to do arenas … this is silly … WTF’
From the price of tickets to the decision to play arenas, Lady Gaga’s fans are nothing if not vocal about the current logistics of their idol’s Mayhem tour .
Here is a round-up of the latest fan reaction on X:
In pictures – Lady Gaga on stage
Ahead of today’s pre-sale, here are some of our favourite images from the Chromatica Ball stadium tour in 2022.
‘F*** lady gaga for creating this fake scarcity s**t’
Fans are continuing to call out Lady Gaga for her decision to play arenas instead of stadiums on the global Mayhem tour.
Gaga will be playing arenas for the Mayhem Ball rather than stadiums — her first arena tour since 2018 — which could make tickets harder to come by assuming Gaga’s demand hasn’t significantly changed since her last tour.
One fan wrote on X: “‘F*** lady gaga and/or her team for creating this fake scarcity s**t’, there was no need to have 16 dates in arenas”.
Here’s what Gaga said in her Instagram post about the decision to play arenas: “We chose arenas this time to give me the opportunity to control the details of the show in a way you simply can’t in stadiums — and honestly, I can’t wait.”
This fan, however, isn’t convinced and is slightly more cynical about the decision not to play stadiums:
