Lady Gaga returns to Spain with an additional Barcelona concert date, giving fans one more chance to catch her electric new show, The Mayhem Ball.
Due to overwhelming demand, the pop icon has added a third night—October 31—at Palau Sant Jordi, following the previously announced performances on October 28 and 29.
The tour comes seven years after her last concerts in Spain, which also took place at the same Barcelona venue during her Joanne World Tour in January 2018. With three nights now scheduled, this Barcelona stop is shaping up to be one of the most exciting highlights of her European tour and a potential travel magnet for fans looking to pair a musical experience with a visit to one of Europe’s most vibrant cities.
The Mayhem Ball will support Gaga’s latest album, Mayhem, which debuted at number one on the Billboard 200 and received glowing reviews from both critics and fans. The show promises a more intimate and theatrical setting compared to her stadium tours, which were last seen during the 2022 Chromatica Ball Tour. Gaga herself described the new concert series as “closer, more connected,” combining pop spectacle with live artistry.
The tour officially kicks off on July 16 in Las Vegas at the T-Mobile Arena, following her high-profile appearances at Coachella 2025, residencies in Mexico City and Singapore, and a massive free concert on Copacabana Beach in Rio de Janeiro. From there, the tour will travel across North America, the UK, and Europe, with multiple-night stops planned in major cities including New York, Miami, Toronto, London, Stockholm, Milan, Berlin, and of course, Barcelona.
Palau Sant Jordi, one of Barcelona’s premier concert venues, offers an ideal setting for Gaga’s return. With its modern acoustics and scenic location on Montjuïc hill, it provides a perfect backdrop for visitors who may want to extend their stay and explore the city. From Gaudí’s whimsical architecture and Gothic Quarter to Mediterranean beaches and late-night tapas culture, Barcelona has long been a favorite for music-loving travelers.
Gaga’s decision to add another night in the city highlights not only her massive global draw but also Spain’s growing role as a top-tier destination for international concert tours. With fans traveling from across Europe and beyond, events like this continue to blend entertainment with tourism, offering immersive experiences that go far beyond the music itself.
As excitement builds for The Mayhem Ball, fans eager to secure tickets for the October 31 show are advised to act fast. The new date was announced in response to what promoter Live Nation described as “extremely high demand,” and similar shows have sold out within hours.
Whether you’re a longtime fan or planning your first Gaga concert, Barcelona this October offers the chance to see one of pop’s most dynamic performers in a setting as unforgettable as the show itself. With travel, culture, and music all wrapped into one, this is a tour stop that could turn into the ultimate fall getaway.
Are you planning to travel to Barcelona for the concert? Let us know in the comments—who would you take, and what else would you explore while you’re there?
