Lady Gaga will tour Australia for the first time in 11 years this December when the singer brings Mayhem Ball to our shores.
Gaga will play shows at Melbourne’s Marvel Stadium, Brisbane’s Suncorp Stadium and Sydney’s Accor Stadium.
The tour will begin in Mexico City later this month and will travel through Singapore, the US, Canada, the UK and Europe before the singer reaches Australia.
Tens of thousands of fans accessed the pre-sale for Gaga’s shows and high demand is expected when the general sale opens on Thursday.
Where is Lady Gaga playing in Australia?
Lady Gaga will perform concerts in Melbourne, Brisbane and Sydney in December.
The singer will kick off the Australian leg of Mayhem Ball in Melbourne at Marvel Stadium on December 5 and 6.
This will be followed by a show at Suncorp Stadium in Brisbane on December 9 and a show at Accor Stadium on December 12.
No further Australian cities or dates have been announced at this stage.
When was the last time Lady Gaga toured Australia?
Lady Gaga will touch down on our shores for the first time in 11 years.
Gaga last toured Australia in 2014 for the ArtRave: The Artpop Ball tour.
The singer performed six concerts in four Australian cities including Perth, Brisbane, Melbourne and Sydney.
When do Lady Gaga tickets go on sale?
General sale tickets will be open to the public on Thursday, April 17 from 12pm (AEST).
According to Live Nation, tickets for the Melbourne shows will go on sale at 12pm.
This will be followed by the sale for Sydney show at 1pm and the Brisbane show at 2pm.
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The ticket links will open 30 minutes before the on sale start time and a queue system will be in place.
A pre-sale event, run by Vodafone and Mastercard, was held on Monday, April 14.
A second pre-sale event by Live Nation opened on Wednesday, April 16.
How much do Lady Gaga tickets cost?
Fans who were able to secure tickets in the pre-sale have speculated about the use of dynamic pricing, a system where the price of tickets changes based on demand.
However a Ticketmaster spokesperson denied the use of surge pricing.
“Ticketmaster does not have surge pricing or dynamic algorithms to adjust ticket prices,” a spokesperson said.
“Tickets were priced in advance of the sale and set at the individual seat level.”
According to the Ticketmaster, tickets (including VIP packages) have been priced in advance from $118.68 to $1586.76 for the Brisbane and Sydney shows with a handling fee of $7.95 per order.
Tickets for the Melbourne shows are priced between $113.06 and $1581.12 and a handling fee of $9.90 per order will apply.
