Lady Gaga is visiting Barcelona to present her album MayhemBut he's also taking the opportunity to experience the city to the fullest. After the concerts he gave on Tuesday and Wednesday at the Palau Sant JordiThis Thursday, Mare Monstre made an appearance at La Paloma del Raval venue to participate in a Halloween party sponsored by YouTube and featuring the Pluma Barcelona collective, a company dedicated to shows of drag queen

[At the time of writing, Lady Gaga, who did not allow photojournalists at the concert, had not yet released any photographs of the show at the Palau Sant Jordi]

Lady Gaga (New York, 1986) is the most interesting diva of her generation. A great singer and remarkable actress, she has created music consciously representing those who are different, respecting the legacy of the American songbook with Tony Bennett while pushing the boundaries of self-parody in her albums, films, and television series. Seventeen years after the revolt of the marginalized that she promoted on the album The fame (2008), Stefani Joanne Angelina Germanotta is presenting the album Mayhem (Interscope, 2025) on a world tour that includes stops at the Palau Sant Jordi in Barcelona on October 28, 29, and 31. The concerts on this tour are structured in four acts that unfold over almost two and a half hours, and feature new songs such as Abracadabra and Perfect celebrity They share a repertoire with past achievements such as Bad romance and Born this wayand with forays into soundtracks such as ShallowIn fact, the five songs, each a small masterpiece, explain who Lady Gaga is.

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Lady Gaga sold out all the tickets for the three concerts she will perform in Barcelona in October this Thursday in less than four hours, the only details of her tour. The Mayhem Ball In Spain, the 54,000 tickets available for the Palau Sant Jordi in Barcelona were sold out from 12 noon to 4 p.m., according to promoter Live Nation. The album Mayhem, since its release, has been an automatic success with critics and the public, and debuted at number one on the Billboard 200.