HausofMayhem

Hype! Although not sure when I'll be able to watch with it being Christmas tomorrow!

Variety names Lady Gaga's “Vanish Into You” as one of the best songs released this year: “It has the emotional propulsion of a great ballad and the cathartic singalong potential of a great dancefloor anthem. So Lady Gaga, in a stroke of pop genius, gave us a taste of the former before committing to the latter. (Performing live, she has occasionally stripped away the disco-funk flair in favor of a slower vocal showcase.) In the verse and pre-chorus, Gaga sings of faraway lovers separated by time and space. He’s high on a hill, she’s been waiting for him, cryin’ out. Then, suddenly, she’s next to him, their faces side by side in a photograph on her bedside. A surge of dance-pop bliss snaps the song into place as Gaga asks, longingly, “Can I vanish into you?” It’s a primal sort of song about how there’s no such thing about being too close to the one you love.” This review is so spot on! Top 2 on Mayhem

https://www.instagram.com/reel/DSnYXXkj9XX/?igsh=N3Qwb3JnY3F1aXVy THIS LOOKS INSANE!

We're finally getting this!

USA TODAY ranks “The Mayhem Ball” Tour at No.1 on their 10 Best Concerts of 2025 list. “Simply put, Lady Gaga is the ultimate performer. Her Mayhem Ball evoked the performance art of Ziggy Stardust and the influence of Alice in Wonderland corralled inside a gothic opera house. Electrifying? Check. Vocally remarkable? Yes. Wonderfully weird? You know it. Whether conducting “Abracadabra” from atop a billowing throne of blood red and black, reverting to her past with the disco-fied “LoveGame” or turning “Shallow” into a soothing prayer, Gaga’s unflagging intensity reigned during this enchanting production.”

PLATINUM SOLO SMASH

🚨 VEVO ranks Lady Gaga’s “Abracadabra” at No.1 on their top music videos of 2025 list. Obviously

She's revealed she’s been traveling with a recording studio set up in her hotel rooms on tour to work on new music during tonight’s Harlequin Q&A at the Grammy Museum.

What exciting news to wake up to. Did not expect that!

Andrew Watt recounts working with Gaga on MAYHEM in a new piece honoring her as one of EW's Entertainers of the Year: “When she would step up to the microphone to record her lead vocals, I was often brought to tears. I have never witnessed a human being just straight up going for it in that way before. All inhibitions had left her body, and the person I had just been talking to, checking lyrics with, was gone. She reached so deeply into the depths of her soul every time she hit that microphone. This is the difference between singing and storytelling. Lady Gaga is one of the great storytellers of our time. She is as much Carole King as she is David Bowie. Lady Gaga is not a singer…she is a force of nature. She is a virtuosic musician and producer. She knows every note, chord, synth, drum fill, and arpeggio that has ever made its way into any of her songs. If there is a part added to one of her songs, there is a specific reason for it, and she has thought deeply about it while questioning it with everything she has. She is incredibly hard on herself in her process of creating art, but that is what makes her the only artist of her generation on her level. A once-in-a-lifetime talent.”

This is super exciting! Apparently called LADY GAGA IN HARLEQUIN LIVE – ONE NIGHT ONLY And premiering at The GRAMMY Museum in Los Angeles TOMORROW. Tickets on sale later today. "LADY GAGA IN HARLEQUIN LIVE – ONE NIGHT ONLY is a cinematic performance film shot at The Belasco in downtown Los Angeles, featuring Gaga performing Harlequin in its entirety. Executive produced by Gaga and Michael Polansky and shot partially on film, it captures a one-night-only performance created exclusively for her fans. This special event marks the first time she’s sharing it on screen."

FINALLY!

I am due a rewatch - only done it once at the cinemas!