Lady Gaga is set to perform at the Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival on April 11 and 18, 2025, before embarking on her tour, which includes stops in Mexico City and Singapore later in the month.

Fans have voiced their frustration on social media regarding the challenges of securing general track tickets, which are highly coveted at a price of around 137 euros.

Her new album 'Mayhem' has debuted at the top of the UK album charts and features three singles that have made it into the top ten: 'Abracadabra', 'Die With A Smile', and 'Disease'.

While some reviewers have criticized 'Mayhem' for its chaotic feel and disjointed nature, others appreciate its nostalgic elements and the energy it brings.

The first single 'Disease' has been particularly well-received, blending genres and evoking memories of her earlier hit 'Bad Romance'.

'Abracadabra' opens the album with a vibrant, energetic vibe, juxtaposing themes of love and death through captivating production.

Despite a few slower tracks like 'The Beast' that may not resonate as strongly, the album's highlights reflect Gaga's personal growth and enjoyment in the creative process.

Coachella continues to be a cultural institution, balancing musical excellence with artistic innovation, allowing attendees to connect and create lasting memories.

In addition to Gaga's work, Che Noir and Superior's album 'Seeds in Babylon' has been noted for its motivational lyrics and softer tracks, showcasing a diverse range of contemporary music.

Keith Morris from the Circle Jerks has defended the festival's diverse lineup, encouraging attendees to embrace the variety of music available.

The collaboration 'Handlebars' features distinctive vocal styles and explores the risks associated with diving into relationships, adding to the album's thematic depth.

'Zombieboy' stands out as a fan favorite on the album, serving as a tribute to Gaga's late friend Rick Genest, and is celebrated for its infectious groove and themes of individuality.