Lady Gaga has revealed that her seventh studio album, apparently titled “Mayhem,” will be released on March 7. The announcement was teased via billboards that appeared overnight in New York and Las Vegas,

Polansky’s impact has been so big that he even gets a writing credit on lead single “Disease.” Single “Disease” was a perfect introduction for fans into Gaga’s musical headspace at the moment. The heavy industrial song picked up lyrically where songs like “Bad Romance” and “The Cure” left off.

Lady Gaga is getting ready to unleash mayhem on her Little Monsters, with the pop superstar finally announcing her highly anticipated seventh studio album Monday morning (Jan. 27). Shortly after fans woke up to find billboards in New York City displaying a black-and-white photo of the star with her new album's title and release date written in red toward the bottom,

After teasing fans for the last week, it looks like Lady Gaga is finally letting us know when to expect her long-awaited seventh album. Over the last seven days, Gaga has been updating her website to include a countdown to Monday afternoon.

Beforehand, Gaga is one of dozens of artists confirmed for the FireAid benefit on Jan. 30 at the Intuit Dome and Kia Forum in Los Angeles. She will also headline Coachella on April 11 and 18, with a proper tour expected later in the year.

If successful, it will be the first time Gaga has performed on the Grammy stage since her memorable performance in 2022. She then paid homage to Tony Bennett with heartfelt renditions of Love for Sale and Do I Love You- tracks from her Grammy- winning collaboration album.