After a 13 long years, Lady Gaga made a breathtaking comeback to Singapore with her Mayhem Tour at the National Stadium on 18 May. This kick-off performance for her only stop in Asia captivated a sold-out crowd of 47,240 fans, marking a significant moment in the city's live music scene.
Gaga's two-hour set was a masterclass in theatricality and showmanship, transforming the stadium into an immersive and awe-inspiring spectacle. The stage came alive with elaborate props, multiple costume changes, and intricate choreography, creating a visual feast that complemented her powerful vocals.
The concert featured a dynamic mix of tracks from her latest album, Mayhem, including 'Disease', 'Abracadabra', and 'Die With a Smile', alongside her timeless hits like 'Just Dance', 'Poker Face', and 'Shallow'. The setlist showcased Gaga's versatility and ability to connect with fans across different eras of her music. Highlights of the performance also included Gaga unfurling a Singapore flag and taking a selfie with a lucky fan!
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This concert kicked off a four-night run at the venue, with additional shows taking place 19, 21, and 24 May. The Singapore dates follow Gaga’s historic free concert on Copacabana Beach in Rio de Janeiro on 3 May, which drew an estimated 2.5 million fans and set the record for the highest attended concert by a female artist in history.
Prior to Rio, she performed back-to-back sold-out stadium shows in Mexico City fresh off her two headlining sets at Coachella 2025. On 16 July, Gaga will kick off The MAYHEM Ball Tour, which will take her across North America, Europe, the UK, and Australia this summer and fall.
Notably, Gaga's return not only thrilled fans but also had a sizeable impact on Singapore's economy. The announcement of her concerts led to a 358% surge in hotel searches, reflecting the significant draw of her performances and their contribution to local tourism.
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