Lady Gaga fans in shock after realising how much it actually costs to see her live
Lady Gaga fans are shocked after discovering how much tickets for her Mayhem Ball tour will cost.
After presale slots got snapped up "immediately", tickets are going on sale at 12pm (local) time on Thursday April 3.
Following the UK sale kicking off, there were reports of long queues and high prices as one fan wrote, "Lady Gaga, I love you but those prices are insane."
Tickets will be available from 12pm local time here and here after presale sold out.
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A third fan added: "Lady Gaga prices are absolute insanity".
According to one social media post, fans can expect to pay up to £571 ($750) for a standard ticket on Ticketmaster.
Despite fan uproar over ticket prices, presale sold out instantly, with thousands of fans left empty-handed. So, if you're keen to be a part of the crowd, consider this your final warning.
Below, find out where you can buy tickets for the tour everyone is talking about now.
Where to buy tickets for Lady Gaga’s UK tour
General sale for Lady Gaga’s UK tour dates opens at 12pm local time on Thursday, April 3.
Tickets will be available via the following sites:
- Live Nation
- AXS UK
- Ticketmaster
- Seat Unique (UK only)
You must create an account first in order to purchase tickets.
If you fancy a proper night out, VIP and hospitality tickets will be available to purchase on Seat Unique at the same time.
How much do Lady Gaga UK tour tickets cost?
At the time of writing this, prices for Lady Gaga's London O2 show on Monday, September 29 start from £313.65 ($412) via Live Nation.
Meanwhile, the cheapest ticket for Lady Gaga's London performances on Ticketmaster comes in at £212.60/ $279 (Monday, September 29), whilst the cheapest Manchester ticket costs £300.81/ $396 (Wednesday, October 8).
As for VIP packages, you can expect to pay between £206.95 ($273) up to a whopping £1,065.95 ($1,404) on Ticketmaster.
What time should I join the queue for Lady Gaga tickets?
According to the Radio Times, the best tactic is to get on your preferred ticket site about 10 minutes before the general sale begins, and to then sit patiently for nine minutes and 50 seconds.
But 10 seconds before the clock strikes 12pm, you can pull the trigger on the refresh button and hopefully earn yourself a decent spot in the queue.
It goes without saying, but under no circumstances should you reload the page once you are finally in the queue, as you could end up being booted to the back of the line.
Your spot should automatically update itself as ticket sales progress, so although you may need the patience of a saint, it's best to just sit tight.
Where is Lady Gaga performing in the UK 2025?
As part of a massive world tour, Mother Monster is hitting the road this year to celebrate her new album Mayhem, with dates in North America, Europe, and the UK.
There aren’t many shows up for grabs in the UK at the moment, so you’ll need to move fast if you’re keen.
The UK leg of Lady Gaga’s tour will kick off on September 29 in London with three dates in the calendar, followed by two gigs in Manchester on October 7.
You can find a full list of UK tour dates below:
- Monday, 29 September, The O2, London
- Tuesday, 30 September, The O2, London
- Thursday, 1 October, The O2, London
- Tuesday, 7 October, The O2, Co-op Live, Manchester
- Wednesday, 8 October, The O2, Co-op Live, Manchester
In response to the backlash, Ticketmaster said: "Ticketmaster does not use any form of algorithmic or surge pricing, which changes prices automatically in response to consumer demand. Ticketmaster also does not use any form of differential pricing by which the price of a ticket will depend on the characteristics or behaviour of the purchaser."
According to the popular ticketing site, the 'event organiser determines the ticket prices for the event in advance' and 'prices never change during a customer's purchase journey'.
Danielle Fowler