Lady Gaga's Mayhem Ball Triumph: Powerful Performances, Stage Crasher Drama, and an Empowering Makeup Line
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Lady Gaga's Mayhem Ball Triumph: Powerful Performances, Stage Crasher Drama, and an Empowering Makeup Line
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Lady Gaga’s Mayhem Ball tour is now in full swing across Australia and has already generated major headlines. According to The Kings Concert Experience, her Melbourne show at Marvel Stadium on December 6 featured a dramatic, theatrical set list including Manifesto of Mayhem, Bloody Mary, Abracadabra, Judas, and a powerful Born This Way into Million Reasons, Shallow, and Marry the Night sequence, closing with Bad Romance and an encore of How Bad Do U Want Me and Rain on Me. The show is being praised for its high-concept staging and emotional depth, marking a significant moment in her 2025 live return.
Just days later, on December 9, a notorious serial stage crasher known as Pyjama Man was removed from her Brisbane Mayhem Ball concert before the show even began. VICE reports that Johnson Wen, who previously rushed Ariana Grande at the Wicked premiere in Singapore and was later jailed and deported, was spotted in disguise at the Brisbane stadium. Fans recognized him, alerted security, and he was escorted out amid boos from the crowd. Wen later posted on Instagram that he was kicked out, and fans have since called for him to get mental health support, turning the incident into a broader conversation about celebrity safety and fan behavior.
On the business side, Lady Gaga continues to expand her brand empire. Brand Equity reports that her cosmetics line Haus Laboratories has partnered with Amazon for a new makeup line, with Gaga sharing on Instagram that makeup helped her invent herself and find bravery when she didn’t feel beautiful as a young woman. She described creating Lady Gaga as becoming her own superhero, framing the brand as an extension of her message of self-acceptance and transformation.
Meanwhile, her seventh studio album Mayhem, released in early March 2025, is still being discussed as a creative reset, with Surveys Hyatt noting it reasserts her command of dance-pop while showing new maturity. Her estimated net worth in 2025 is around 300 to 320 million dollars, reflecting her success in music, film, and business.
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