Lady Gaga’s Mayhem Ball tour kicked off this week, with the pop icon set to play four shows at Greenwich’s O2 Arena throughout the week.
The tour began in July, with a number of shows taking place across the US throughout the summer. London is Lady Gaga’s first European stop, after which she’s heading up North for two shows in Manchester.
Next up, she’ll travel around Europe, before returning to North America, for more shows in the US and Canada.
Here’s everything Gaga fans need to know about her London shows:
What dates are Lady Gaga’s London shows?
Lady Gaga has already performed for two nights at the O2 Arena on Monday and Tuesday this week, with two more upcoming shows on Thursday October 2 and Saturday October 4.
What time will she be on stage?
Doors will open at 6.30pm each night, with performances starting at 7.30pm.
However, the first night of Gaga’s London leg saw her get to the stage an hour late due to a delayed sound check – and some of her previous shows have seen her take to the stage around half an hour later, so don’t rely on her for punctuality.
The O2’s restaurants and bars will be open before the performance if you want to arrive at the venue earlier.
The show is due to last 2 hours and 15 minutes, finishing at around 10.45pm.
What is the set list?
According to Setlist.fm, this was the setlist from the second London show:
- Bloody Mary
- Abracadabra
- Judas
- Aura
- Scheiße
- Garden of Eden
- Poker Face
- Perfect Celebrity
- Disease
- Paparazzi
- LoveGame
- Alejandro
- The Beast
- Killah
- Zombieboy
- The Dead Dance
- LoveDrug
- Applause
- Just Dance
- Shadow of a Man
- Kill for Love
- Summerboy
- Born This Way
- Million Reasons
- Shallow
- Die With a Smile
- Dance in the Dark
- The Edge of Glory
- Vanish Into You
- Bad Romance
- How Bad Do U Want Me
- Monster
Is there a supporting act?
No, there aren’t any confirmed supporting act for her shows.
Although, Wednesday actors Emma Myers, who stars as Enid Sinclair, and Evie Templeton, who plays Agnes DeMille, joined Gaga on stage on Monday for her performance of The Dead Dance, a song to which both characters perform in the show.
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Are there still tickets on sale?
There are still tickets available for shows on Thursday and Saturday, if you’re willing to spend upwards of £360 for the weekend show.
Resale sites such as Viagogo and Stubub have tickets starting from around £276.
