Key Takeaways
- Concert Movie: Lady Gaga is reportedly creating a concert movie from her recent performances.
- Filming Details: The shows at the Kia Forum were professionally filmed, with various camera techniques used.
- Fan Experience: Extended pauses during the show were announced to ensure perfect filming conditions.
- Setlist Updates: The concert features new songs, including “The Dead Dance” from the series Wednesday.
Little Monsters around the world are in for a treat as Lady Gaga is presumably bringing her MAYHEM Ball Tour to everyone through a new concert movie!
The Grammy-winning superstar just wrapped up her second four-show run at Los Angeles’ Kia Forum and all four nights were professionally filmed, though Gaga has not yet revealed what she plans on doing with the footage.
Fans at shows last week reported that cameramen joined Gaga on stage for close-ups while the latter shows had aerial and drone cameras capturing the action.
JustJared.com attended the show on Sunday night (February 22) and Gaga thanked fans for their patience at the show as there were extended pauses in-between each of the acts, seemingly making sure that costumes and set pieces were perfect for the cameras. An announcement before the show warned fans of the pauses as well.
“Thank you so much for being so patient with us while we film tonight. We love you so much,” Gaga told the crowd during the show.
At one point during the show, Gaga even called her longtime hairstylist Frederic Aspiras on stage to fix her hair in the middle of a song. Watch here!
Gaga‘s show is still the triumphant masterpiece that she launched last year, now with even more songs added. Following last year’s Los Angeles run, the Oscar winner added her song “The Dead Dance” from Wednesday season two to the setlist. She also threw some more acoustic tracks to the end of the show. Throughout the February 2026 run in L.A., she performed songs such as “Marry the Night,” “Hair,” “The Edge of Glory,” and “Dance in the Dark.”
Make sure to look back at our review of the show from last year for deeper insight into this must-see theatrical spectacle. You still have plenty of chances to catch the tour as she will be on the road for the next two months, with shows in Atlanta, Austin, Miami, New York City, Washington DC, Boston, and more.
