Lady Gagas 'Mayhem Ball' Tour Setlist from the opening evening in Las Vegas

Lady Gaga officially started her tour “Mayhem Ball” in Las Vegas in 2025, and the fans nationwide and all over the world followed by reports from the T-Mobile Arena to find out what she appears and how it is different from the handful of shows that she performed or not at the beginning of this year. Scroll down to see the complete setlist.

The Mayhem ball follows the template that was set up from her coachella shows from April, but with some very difficult additions, most of which appear in the second half of the show. Favorites that were previously not heard in this year's first ball shows contain “applause”, “Just Dance”, “Shadow of a Man” and “Lovedge”. “Kill for Love” from her latest “Mayhem” album was the only number that received his live debut in this show, but apart from this “Summerboy” – a track from “The Fame” – was the rarest that had not occurred in concert for 18 years.

“Flat” also received a new arrangement and visual treatment, with Gaga sang from a gondola. Her live solo version of her collaboration with Bruno Mars “The one with a smile” also received a significant stylistic revision from previous live appearances.

When “Bad Romance” reached its climax, the show appeared in every respect to be over; This was not only closer to other shows, but credits for the tour appeared on the screen after the star and your stage staff left the stage. However, everyone loves a good post-credits scene, and the lights did not come up again. Instead, she and her dancing team first dipped on video screens of backstage and then in the meat to a surprising addition to the “Mayhem” track “How bad that you want me”. For this last stage, Gaga put her usual avant-garde couture aside for an ultra-casual look with a cramp-t-shirt. (Gaga had recorded this number in earlier 2025 shows, but this was the first appearance as a final encore.)

With the addition of songs that were previously not heard in live appearances at the beginning of this year, the Las Vegas Show ran two hours and 12 minutes after Gaga entered the stage at 8.40 p.m.

((diversity will publish a complete assessment of the Tour Opener on Thursday morning.)

Your handful of shows at the beginning of this year were not officially charged as a “Mayhem Ball” tour shows. Gaga followed the publication of her well -received “Mayhem” albumes with two Coachella data in mid -April, which were seen by millions of livestream. At the end of April to the end of May, she made a handful of large -scale shows in Mexico, Brazil and Singapore. The kickoff in Las Vegas marks its first full live show in almost two months.

This North American tour is short, at least until 2025 data. It will carry out stands of three to six nights in Las Vegas, Seattle, New York, Miami, Toronto and Chicago in the next two months. The US leg drops on September 17th. Gaga then goes to overseas, starting with a show on September 30th in London 02, and in Sweden, Italy, Spain, Germany, Germany, Naghorlands, in the Nabethlands, in the Nabethlands, in the Nabethand, in the Naghelands, in the Nabethlands, in the Naggresland, in the Nagie, in the Nabethlands, in the Nabethiens, in the Nagie, in the Nagie, in the Nagie, in the Nabethlands, in the Nabethlands, in the Nagie, in the Nagie, in the Nagie. The European leg is scheduled to complete on November 20.

Gaga's plans for 2026 are unknown, but she certainly has a lot of demand on the table after other shows in the USA this summer excursion only lasts six North American cities and in the arenas, which could still be seen as subjecation with several nights if they have made stadiums on their “Chromatica” tour tour.

Las Vegas's opening nightlist:

Bloody Mary
abracadabra
Judas
aura
shit
Garden of Eden
Poker face

Perfect celebrity
Illness
Paparazzi
Lovemaking
Alejandro
The animal

Killah
Zombie
Love drug
Applause
Just dance

Shadow of a man
Kill for love
Buy
Born in this way
Millions of reasons
Shallow
Die with a smile
Disappear into you

Bad romance
How bad do you want me

The full list of North American tour dates from 2025 “Mayhem Ball”:
• July 16: Las Vegas, NV @ T-Mobile Arena
• July 18: Las Vegas, NV @ T-Mobile Arena
• July 19: Las Vegas, NV @ T-Mobile Arena
• July 22: San Francisco, CA @ Chase Center
• July 24: San Francisco, CA @ Chase Center
• July 26: San Francisco, CA @ Chase Center
• July 28: Los Angeles, CA @ Kia Forum
• July 29: Los Angeles, Ca @ Kia Forum
• August 1st: Los Angeles, CA @ Kia Forum
• August 2: Los Angeles, CA @ Kia Forum
• August 6th – Seattle, Wa @ Climate Plesse Arena
• August 7th – Seattle, Wa @ Climate Plessge Arena
• August 9th – Seattle, Wa @ Climate Plessge Arena
• August 22 – New York, NY @ Madison Square Garden
• August 23 – New York, NY @ Madison Square Garden
• August 26 – New York, NY @ Madison Square Garden
• August 27 – New York, NY @ Madison Square Garden
• August 31 – Miami, FL @ Kaseya Center
• September 1st – Miami, Fl @ kaseya center
• September 3 – Miami, Fl @ kaseya center
• September 6th – New York, NY @ Madison Square Garden
• September 7th – New York, NY @ Madison Square Garden
• September 10th – Toronto, in the @ Scotiabank Arena
• September 11th – Toronto, in the @ Scotiabank Arena
• September 13th – Toronto, in the @ Scotiabank Arena
• September 15th – Chicago, IL @ United Center
• September 17th – Chicago, IL @ United Center
• September 18 – Chicago, IL @ United Center