With her Bruno Mars collaboration “Die With a Smile” still sizzling on the charts, Lady Gaga has confirmed a March 7 release date for her seventh Interscope album, MAYHEM. The 14-track project includes that song as well as lead single “Disease,” which topped out at No. 27 on the Billboard Hot 100.

Billboards have now been spotted (and posted on social media) in New York City and Las Vegas advertising for Gaga's new album, entitled MAYHEM, which the old-school marketing reveals will be dropping on March 7 via Interscope Records. You can pre-order the proper pop follow-up to 2020's Chromatica here.

Over the last seven days, Gaga has been updating her website to include a countdown to Monday afternoon. Each day since then, she’s also featured a subtle homage to her previous albums, beginning with her breakthrough The Fame and leading right through to her Joker: Folie À Deux companion record Harlequin, which came out last year.

Lady Gaga is getting ready to unleash mayhem on her Little Monsters, with the pop superstar finally announcing her highly anticipated seventh studio album Monday morning (Jan. 27). Shortly after fans woke up to find billboards in New York City displaying a black-and-white photo of the star with her new album's title and release date written in red toward the bottom,

Lady Gaga has revealed that her seventh studio album, apparently titled “Mayhem,” will be released on March 7. The announcement was teased via billboards that appeared overnight in New York and Las Vegas,

Lady Gaga's seventh studio album, which has been referred to as LG7 for the past few years, finally has an official title: Mayhem, set for release on March 7. The album announcement follows a days-long countdown hosted on the musician's official website.