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Lady Gaga

Tokyo Dome, Tokio, JP
25. January 2026. 18:00h
2026
25
January
Photo by: Domagoj Skledar/ arhiva (vlastita)
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Tickets for Lady Gaga concert at Tokyo Dome in Tokyo – The Mayhem Ball on 25 January 2026, live pop spectacle

Planning to see Lady Gaga’s The Mayhem Ball at Tokyo Dome on 25 January 2026? Here you can find key details about the concert, venue and travel, plus a clear and secure way to buy tickets and seats for this major pop event in Tokyo without missing out on the best options for fans from Japan and abroad alike
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Lady Gaga brings The MAYHEM Ball to Tokyo Dome

Sunday evening, January 25, 2026 in Tokyo will be reserved for one of the most anticipated pop spectacles of the year: Lady Gaga arrives with The MAYHEM Ball tour at Tokyo Dome, a gigantic dome in the heart of the city that for decades has been synonymous with the biggest performances in the world. The venue doors open at 16:00, while the concert officially starts at 18:00, giving fans enough time to find their seats, soak in the atmosphere, and get ready for a night in which hits like Poker Face, Bad Romance, and Just Dance will echo beneath the legendary roof of the “Big Egg”. This concert is part of The MAYHEM Ball tour run, and it is the first of several dates at Tokyo Dome, so from the very first moment explosive crowd energy and spectacular production are expected—something Lady Gaga has long been more than capable of delivering. If you want to be part of this night, secure your tickets for this event now – buy tickets via the button below and reserve your spot in the arena before the most sought-after seats disappear from availability.

What The MAYHEM Ball brings

The MAYHEM Ball tour is conceived as a dramatic journey through Lady Gaga’s entire career, with an emphasis on her current studio album Mayhem, which has opened a new chapter in her sound and visual identity. The concert is divided into multiple acts, almost like a rock opera, with each segment having its own story, costumes, and set design, and the program stretches across more than twenty-five songs that cover the period from the The Fame era all the way to the newest singles. The audience at Tokyo Dome can expect the evening to begin in a tense, darker tone, with songs like Bloody Mary and newer material from the Mayhem album, before the atmosphere spills into explosive pop choruses and euphoric dance sections. The biggest favorites are traditionally saved for the finale, and the concert culminates in an energetic closing song that leaves the crowd exhausted, yet overjoyed as they sing the last choruses. Precisely because of that carefully assembled dramaturgy, tickets for this event attract not only the most devoted fans, but also everyone who wants to see what a pop show tailored down to the last second looks like.

In the cities so far, The MAYHEM Ball has already proven to be a blend of theater, a futuristic club spectacle, and an intimate cabaret, in which Lady Gaga skillfully combines dance anthems, emotional ballads, and sudden, almost performative moments of silence. On stage, she is accompanied by a powerful band and a team of dancers, and the set is carried by massive screens, moving platforms, and lighting effects that turn the arena into a huge, pulsating club. The setlist changes slightly from night to night, but the backbone consists of new songs like Abracadabra, Killah, and Disease, while at key moments she returns to classic hits such as Paparazzi, Alejandro, or Shallow, which the audience sings in unison. Special attention is drawn to the moments when she performs new concert favorites, among them Kill For Love in a full, extended version prepared specifically for this tour. Tickets for the concert at Tokyo Dome offer the chance to experience that entire concept live, from one of the thousands of seats arranged under the enormous dome, where every movement on stage seems larger than life.
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The career and musical universe of Lady Gaga

From the early days when The Fame conquered the charts, Lady Gaga has built a reputation as an artist who does not accept limitations—whether it’s genre, fashion, or the way she shapes her performances. Her early singles turned her into a global star, while later albums like Born This Way and ARTPOP showed how boldly she can play with electronic pop, rock, and electronica, as well as provocative themes of identity, freedom, and belonging. Her collaboration on the film A Star Is Born brought her serious acting recognition, along with the timeless duet Shallow, which has become an indispensable part of setlists on major tours. In recent years, with projects ranging from jazz to experimental pop, she has proven that she can simultaneously win over audiences in huge arenas and satisfy the most demanding music critics. That very breadth of career is why tickets for this event in Tokyo are so sought-after—you’re coming not only to a concert, but to a cross-section of an entire pop universe.

The MAYHEM Ball at Tokyo Dome is an ideal opportunity to see how all phases of her work merge into one carefully directed evening, where early-career hits intertwine with brand-new songs that are still finding their place in the audience’s collective memory. Gaga is known for changing the arrangements of her songs over time, adding sudden acoustic passages, or introducing new choreographic details that give a different tone to already familiar choruses. Her fan base, the Little Monsters, is especially passionate in Japan, so from the start of the concert creative costumes, hand-made banners, and choreographies that the audience rehearses for weeks in advance are expected. Many fans plan a trip to Tokyo specifically because of this concert, and often already while planning the ticket purchase they also check accommodation offers in Tokyo so they can combine the concert with a few days of sightseeing in the city. All of that further enhances the impression that tickets for this concert are not just ordinary passes, but an entry into a shared experience that rarely repeats in the same place and with the same lineup.

Tokyo Dome as a temple of major concerts

Tokyo Dome, located in the Bunkyo district at the address Koraku 1-chome, opened in 1988 and has since become one of the most famous indoor concert and sports venues in the world. The arena earned the nickname “Big Egg” because of its distinctive, rounded roof that rises above the city, and its concert capacity reaches up to about 55,000 visitors, depending on the stage and seating configuration. Over the decades it has hosted countless rock and pop legends, from global megastars to the biggest Japanese bands, so a performance at Tokyo Dome is a kind of confirmation that an artist has reached the level of a global phenomenon. For the audience, that means the perfect combination of top-notch sound technology, big screens, and carefully organized entry and exit logistics, thanks to which even such a large number of people can be seated relatively quickly. It is a special experience to see thousands of phone lights and lightsticks raised into the air at the same time, which is why many fans choose tickets for events at Tokyo Dome as their favorite memories from major world tours.
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In addition to its impressive capacity, Tokyo Dome is also known for being able to adapt to very different productions, from sports events to monstrous concert stages with multiple levels, ramps, and moving parts. For The MAYHEM Ball, a lavish set is expected in which metallic, futuristic elements, abstract visual motifs, and intense lighting will blend, turning the entire space into a huge theater of special effects. The arena’s acoustics have already proven very favorable for large pop and rock productions, with precise sound that covers even the upper stands, so the true concert experience does not necessarily depend on whether you sit closer to the stage or higher toward the top of the dome. That is precisely why tickets are sought after for all sections—some want to be as close as possible to the stage and costumes, others prefer a wider perspective from the stands, but everyone shares the same moment when the lights go out and the first notes of the opening song fill the arena. Tickets for this concert sell out quickly, so if you want to experience Tokyo Dome in its most exciting edition, buy your tickets in time and get ready for a night that only a handful of world arenas can offer.

The surroundings of Tokyo Dome and the Tokyo experience

Tokyo Dome is not an isolated venue on the edge of the city, but the center of the lively Tokyo Dome City complex, which brings together an amusement park, a shopping mall, restaurants, and numerous attractions that keep the entire area almost constantly filled with visitors. In the immediate vicinity you’ll also find the peaceful, historic Koishikawa Korakuen gardens, which creates an interesting contrast—just a few minutes’ walk separates you from green alleys and traditional little bridges to the futuristic glow of neon signs and the luminous dome of the arena. A bit farther, toward Iidabashi and the Kagurazaka district, a world of narrow lanes, cafés, and bistros opens up, where French, Italian, and Japanese influences mix, so visitors often plan an entire day in that part of the city before heading to the concert. When planning a trip for Lady Gaga’s concert, many will also consider accommodation near the venue, so they can easily get to rehearsals, meet-ups with friends, and of course to the very night of The MAYHEM Ball spectacle. When you add to all that the fact that Tokyo is one of the most exciting cities in the world, it becomes clear why tickets and passes for such an event also attract international visitors who want to combine a music spectacle and an urban city break in one weekend.

The audience, atmosphere, and expectations for the night

Lady Gaga is known for turning her concerts into a shared ritual in which the audience plays almost as important a role as she does on stage, and that is felt especially in countries where she has a strong fan base. In Japan, the Little Monsters are extremely creative, so for the Tokyo Dome performance elaborate costumes inspired by her most famous fashion eras, hand-made masks, wigs, and makeup reminiscent of iconic music videos are already expected. Hours before the start of the concert, a colorful procession of fans usually forms around the arena, photographing their outfits, exchanging souvenirs, and singing choruses while waiting to enter. During the performance itself, the audience is extremely synchronized—from waves spreading across the stands to moments when the entire arena falls silent to listen to an emotional piano ballad. Those very contrasts, from loud euphoria to quiet, intimate connection between the performer and the audience, make tickets for this event worth far more than an ordinary night out at a concert.
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In the tour’s run so far, it is often mentioned how Lady Gaga effortlessly moves from high-octane dance sections into carefully choreographed yet emotionally very personal moments, when she stops at the edge of the stage and talks about her experiences, gratitude to the fans, or important life themes. During one of the concerts in Australia, for example, she interrupted the show to take care of a dancer who fell off the stage, which once again showed how seriously she takes the safety of the crew and the audience. That approach creates the impression that you are attending an event that is both grandiose and warmly human, so many visitors emphasize that after the concert they feel inspired and empowered. Tickets for the performance at Tokyo Dome are therefore especially appealing to those who want more than a standard pop show—they want a story, emotion, and a sense of belonging to a community that shares the same musical language. If you see yourself in that story, tickets for Lady Gaga The MAYHEM Ball in Tokyo could become one of those memories you will always gladly return to.

Practical information: date, time, and tickets

Lady Gaga: The MAYHEM Ball at Tokyo Dome takes place on Sunday, January 25, 2026, with doors opening at 16:00 and the program starting at 18:00, which is important to keep in mind when planning arrival and return. The ticket is valid for that performance day, so be sure to check the date printed on your ticket and align your travel, especially if you are arriving in Tokyo from other cities or from abroad. Given that this is the pinnacle of a major world tour and one of today’s most sought-after pop performers, ticket sales traditionally generate huge interest, so it is recommended that you buy your tickets as early as possible, as soon as you decide you want to be part of this night. Ticket sales are available, and purchasing tickets via the button below is the safest way to secure your desired section and a price that suits you in time. To organize your stay without stress, many fans simultaneously reserve accommodation near Tokyo Dome, which reduces worries about a late return after the concert.

Getting to the arena and accommodation nearby

Tokyo Dome is excellently connected by public transport, which is important for everyone planning to get to the concert without a car, especially because after the event ends, thousands of people move toward the stations at the same time. The nearest stations are Korakuen on the Tokyo Metro lines and Suidobashi on the JR Chuo-Sobu line, from where it takes only a few minutes on foot through clearly marked passages and squares to reach the arena. It is advisable to head to the arena earlier so you can avoid the biggest crowds and have enough time to pass security checks, find your entrance, and buy drinks or souvenirs before the program begins. For those coming to Japan for the first time, it is useful to research in advance accommodation for concert visitors in parts of the city well connected to Tokyo Dome, such as Bunkyo, Shinjuku, or Shibuya, from where the metro lines make it easy to reach the arena. When you combine ticket purchase, accommodation reservation, and route planning in time, tickets for this event become an entry into a perfectly organized music weekend in one of the most interesting cities in the world.
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Why this concert is a unique opportunity

The MAYHEM Ball at Tokyo Dome is not just another date on a big tour calendar, but a moment where three powerful elements meet: a global pop icon at the peak of a creative phase, one of the world’s most impressive arenas, and a city that itself pulses with music, fashion, and futuristic energy. Lady Gaga dedicated the tour to her fans and the new sound brought by Mayhem, and she uses each concert to further build the story she has been creating for more than a decade. Tokyo Dome, with its enormous capacity and top-level production infrastructure, allows her to realize that vision without compromise, from meticulously choreographed dance scenes to intimate moments at the piano, where the entire arena turns into a quiet cathedral of music. Add to that the special charm of Tokyo, where you can spend the day exploring diverse neighborhoods and end the night at a spectacle that will be talked about for a long time, and it becomes clear why tickets for this concert are on the wish list of many fans around the world. If you are drawn to the blend of a futuristic pop spectacle and Tokyo’s nightlife, secure your tickets as soon as possible and get ready for a night in which The MAYHEM Ball will turn into your personal musical memory.

Sources:
- Live Nation Japan – announcement of Lady Gaga: The MAYHEM Ball concerts at Tokyo Dome and basic information on date, time, and line-up
- Metropolis Japan – overview of Lady Gaga Tokyo Tour 2026 and mention of multiple The MAYHEM Ball tour dates in Tokyo
- Elle – analysis of the setlist and concept of the Mayhem Ball Tour and a description of the dramaturgy, acts, and song selection
- New York Post – report from the start of the Mayhem Ball Tour, number of performed songs, and a cross-section of hits from different albums
- Wikipedia – general information about Tokyo Dome, location, capacity, and venue history
- Japan National Tourism Organization and Go Tokyo – description of the area around Tokyo Dome, public transport connections, and nearby tourist attractions
- Online music and news portals – reports from The Mayhem Ball tour concerts so far and emphasis on stage production and audience reaction

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03 January, 2026, Author: Culture & events desk

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