Lady Gaga will keep the Mayhem Ball tour rolling into 2026, adding 21 North American concerts that include a two-night return to Madison Square Garden on March 19 and 20.
The newly announced run stretches from February through April and adds major-market dates including Los Angeles, Atlanta, Miami (a make-up for a postponed show), Washington, D.C., Boston and Montreal. Tickets for the additional shows go on sale Monday, Sept. 15, with inventory available through official outlets and secondary-market platforms.
Gaga, the 14-time Grammy winner who was named MTV VMA Performer of the Year in 2025, has already played multiple arena and stadium dates on the Mayhem Ball. She headlined six shows at Madison Square Garden in August and September, where she performed a roughly 30-song set presented in five acts and drew from her catalog as well as much of her March 7 album Mayhem. The concert production has been described as "The Art of Personal Chaos," a two-and-a-half-hour spectacle in which Gaga encounters a red-cloaked antagonist she dubs the "Mistress of Mayhem," while changing elaborate costumes and wigs.
Among the larger 2026 stops announced are back-to-back shows at the Kia Forum in Los Angeles on Feb. 18-19, the State Farm Arena in Atlanta on March 4-5, a make-up performance at Miami’s Kaseya Center on March 13, two nights at Madison Square Garden on March 19-20, consecutive dates at Capital One Arena in Washington, D.C., on March 23-24, and a pair of shows at TD Garden in Boston on March 29-30. The run will also include dates in Glendale, Fort Worth, Austin, Saint Paul and two nights at Montreal’s Bell Centre on April 2-3.
Promoters say tickets will be offered through standard on-sale channels; fans seeking inventory on the secondary market can find listings on platforms such as Vivid Seats. Vivid Seats describes itself as a secondary-market ticketing service and notes that prices may be above or below face value depending on demand; the company advertises a buyer guarantee covering delivery and transaction safety.
Mayhem, Gaga’s seventh studio album, was released March 7 and has been described by reviewers as a maximalist dance-pop record that leans into high-energy production with occasional balladry. Standout tracks cited by critics and fans include the single "Die With a Smile," a duet with Bruno Mars, along with high-energy tracks such as "Disease," "Abracadabra," "Killah" and "Zombieboy." The album’s material has become a frequent part of the tour’s set list.
The Mayhem Ball’s theatrical set and expansive running order reflect Gaga’s cross-genre catalog. On the tour’s first official North American stop at Las Vegas’ T-Mobile Stadium on July 16, the set list — organized into multiple themed acts — mixed newer songs with long-time hits such as "Bad Romance," "Poker Face," "Born This Way," "Just Dance" and the Oscar-winning ballad "Shallow." The show typically closes with a finale of major-pop hits and an encore.
The extended dates will keep Gaga on the road into spring 2026, joining a packed calendar of arena-level touring by major artists over the next year. Fans who want to attend are advised to monitor official on-sale times and reputable secondary marketplaces for availability and pricing information.