Lady Gaga announces 1st Arizona shows since 2014: How to get Mayhem Ball Tour tickets

PHOENIX – Valley fans of Lady Gaga might “Die With A Smile” after hearing Tuesday’s news.

The multitalented superstar announced she is bringing her Mayhem Ball Tour to metro Phoenix for two concerts in 2026.

According to setlist.fm, Lady Gaga hasn’t performed in the Grand Canyon State since a July 2014 show at the downtown Phoenix venue now known as PHX Arena.

The drought will end when the 14-time Grammy Award winner performs at Desert Diamond Arena in Glendale on Feb. 14 and 15 to kick off the global tour’s second North American leg.

How to get tickets for Lady Gaga concerts in Arizona

Presale events for the new dates begin Wednesday. Any tickets that remain after the presales will go on sale to the general public Monday at noon local time.

Fans who sign up here by Thursday at 7 a.m. Arizona time (10 a.m. ET) will be eligible for the artist presale, which starts at noon local time Friday.

Lady Gaga is touring behind her eighth studio release and seventh consecutive No. 1 solo album, “Mayhem.” The album includes the No. 1 hit “Die With a Smile,” a collaboration with Bruno Mars that won song of the year at the 67th Grammy Awards.

The 39-year-old singer’s other top hits include “Born This Way,” “Poker Face,” “Bad Romance” and “Shallow,” her duet with Bradley Cooper from “A Star is Born.” Lady Gaga was nominated for a best actress Oscar for her starring turn in the film.

The Mayhem Ball Tour started in Las Vegas on July 16. The first North American leg concludes next week in Chicago. Lady Gaga will then take the show overseas for runs in Europe, Australia and Japan before kicking off the next North American leg in Arizona.

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