Lady Gaga’s New Album Dances Back To The Charts

Mayhem reappears on two U.K. sales-based charts while The Fame also climbs, giving Lady Gaga two charting albums at the same time. LAS VEGAS, NEVADA – JULY 16: (Exclusive Coverage) Lady Gaga performs during the kick off of The MAYHEM Ball tour at T-Mobile Arena on July 16, 2025 in Las Vegas, Nevada. (Photo by Kevin Mazur/Getty Images for Live Nation)

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Lady Gaga dropped her new album Mayhem in early March and just a few months later kicked off The Mayhem Ball. The global trek sees the pop superstar traveling to countries across several continents and performing dozens of shows before wrapping in early 2026.

As photos and videos of her high-octane performances make the rounds on social media after every new tour date, interest in Mayhem grows, and fans in the United Kingdom are getting excited for their chance to see the Grammy and Oscar winner before The Mayhem Ball hits London in September.

Mayhem Returns to Multiple Charts

The project reappears on multiple charts in that country, as Mayhem dances back onto two tallies in the U.K. this week. Gaga’s latest full-length returns to the Official Physical Albums chart — which ranks only the top-selling titles available on CD, cassette, or vinyl — at No. 75. The same project also breaks onto the Official Album Sales chart at No. 79.

Lady Gaga’s Former No. 1

Mayhem has now spent the exact same length of time on both of those sales lists, as this frame is its twenty-first on the two rosters. In the past, when Mayhem was brand new, it hit No. 1, becoming a top seller in the U.K.

Mayhem and The Fame Chart – But Don’t Cross

This week, Gaga sees two of her albums find space on the charts in the U.K., though there’s no overlap between the pair. As Mayhem becomes a bestseller, The Fame, her debut full-length, appears on both the Official Albums and Official Album Streaming charts. On the former, which ranks the most consumed titles, her decade-plus-old set jumps to No. 56, while simultaneously declining slightly on the streaming-only tally.

“Die With a Smile” Represents Mayhem on the Charts

Mayhem may be a hit on the charts once again, but only one single from the project is still going strong, and it’s the oldest of the bunch. “Die With a Smile,” her collaboration with Bruno Mars, lifts on four rosters at once. In just a few days, it will reach 52 weeks — a full year — on both streaming and sales rankings.

An even older tune, “Always Remember Us This Way,” is also growing. That solo track, taken from her A Star Is Born soundtrack album, rises on the Official Singles Sales and Official Singles Downloads charts, coming in at No. 61 and No. 59, respectively.