How to Watch Lady Gaga’s Mayhem Requiem Show in Los Angeles? Photos, Videos, and What We Know
Although fans try to find photos, videos, or more information about Lady Gaga’s private show with Apple Music, it’s not an easy task
Lady Gaga continues to tour the world with her Mayhem Ball Tour, which has already covered parts of North America, Europe, and Oceania. The ‘ABRACADABRA‘ diva plans to continue her series of shows in Asia and then return to the United States.
However, in some parts of the tour, Gaga is making unexpected and surprise stops. This was the case with the private Halloween party Gaga organized alongside YouTube at La Paloma venue in Barcelona on October 31.
Something similar happened on January 14: a private show that the artist was going to organize at the iconic Wiltern Theater together with Apple Music started going viral.
Lady Gaga first performed at The Wiltern Theatre during her The Fame Ball Tour in March, 2009… and will return for MAYHEM: REQUIEM 17 years later. pic.twitter.com/H6n3SbZXpg
— 𝙈𝘼𝙔𝙃𝙀𝙈 💥 (@mayhembygaga) January 12, 2026
The name of the event was Mayhem Requiem, planned as a one-night-only show. It is also one of Gaga’s most intimate performances, considering the theater’s capacity is just over 2,300 people, while the tour is mostly being held in arenas (which hold roughly between 14,000 and 20,000 people), plus the Asia and Oceania leg, which is taking place in stadiums with capacities over 50,000.
Who Got Access to Lady Gaga’s Exclusive Mayhem Requiem Show in Los Angeles?
Since it was a private event with Apple Music, tickets were not available for direct purchase, but had to be obtained by invitation or through a special purchase opportunity. Some users on social media platforms like TikTok shared their experience.
@audenmua Honestly so thankful for all the art @ladygaga It’s going to be #MAYHEMREQUIEM #greenscreen #ladygaga #mayhem #applemusic @Apple Music ♬ original sound – ladygaga
These users, residents of Los Angeles, received an email saying: «You are exclusively invited to register for the chance to purchase tickets for an intimate Lady Gaga show this Wednesday, January 14.»
Where to Watch Lady Gaga’s Apple Music Show in Los Angeles?
There was no streaming option for Lady Gaga’s show in Los Angeles on January 14, although it’s not ruled out that Apple Music might share it in another format soon.
What users on social media did share were videos reacting to the news that they could attend the show, either before or after the event.
If you haven’t had the chance to see Lady Gaga yet, there are still several dates left for The Mayhem Ball Tour, which will wrap up in April in her hometown, New York City.
What Was the Mayhem Requiem Like in Los Angeles?
The only source of information so far comes from fans’ testimonies. In fact, the fan account The Mayhem Ball (@MayhemBallTour), which is widely referenced within the Little Monsters community (Gaga’s fandom), has shared some details.
@audenmua The best way I can describe is dance in the darkx100✨. From start to finish the set list is packed. Almost every song piano, the stage!!!! #ong the stage, then she played guitar for killah!!! And @ladygaga please drop #DWAS it’s so hauntingly beautiful and I didn’t not know I needed it!!! #MAYHEMREQUIEM #ladygaga #applemusic @Apple Music ♬ original sound – 🔵PARTYNAUSEOUS🔵
Among them, that the show at the Wiltern lasted about an hour and 15 minutes, where Gaga reportedly performed the entire Mayhem album in order, including “Don’t Call Tonight” and “Blade Of Grass,” though not the deluxe tracks The Dead Dance and Kill For Love, but she did perform “Can’t Stop The High.”
Lady Gaga has now wrapped her one night only performance of “MAYHEM: REQUIEM” at the Wiltern in Los Angeles. The show lasted around 1 hour and 15 minutes.
She performed the entire “MAYHEM” album in order, and yes, that included “Don’t Call Tonight” and “Blade Of Grass.” The… pic.twitter.com/rFInvAw8Jc
— The Mayhem Ball (@MayhemBallTour) January 15, 2026
It was, in theory, a completely new show and “a much darker reinterpretation of the album.” “Every song was rearranged into haunting, stripped-down rock, grunge, industrial, and electronic versions. The entire experience felt like an unhinged DJ set and Gaga did not interact with the audience until the very end,” the account stated.
According to the profile, the show will be available to watch on Apple Music at a later date.