Lady Gaga Teases "LG7" Announcement with Mysterious Countdown

Lady Gaga has begun a mysterious countdown clock on her website, leading fans to believe that an announcement about her new album is coming soon.

The rotating countdown -- depicted as a series of numbers set against a crystal-like animated background -- is set to run out at 11 a.m. on January 27.

There's no other information, but a tab on the website reads, "Coming soon."

Eagle-eyed Little Monsters noticed that clicking and swiping the mouse around on the screen, it will reveal the words "LG1" in Gaga's original font style in the signature font from her early career The Fame era; in addition, the crystals also called back to the oversized, bejeweled glasses she wore on the cover of her 2008 debut album.

The upcoming album will be Gaga's seventh and her first full-length solo LP since 2020’s "Chromatica". To date, she’s released several versions of the album’s first single, “Disease,” as well as the smash duet with Bruno Mars, “Die With a Smile,” which will be included in the new album’s tracklist.

In a recent interview, the singer called "LG7" a life-spanning project that she promised is “full of [her] love of music,” with “so many different genres, so many different styles, so many different dreams.”

She also said the collection “leaps around genre in a way that’s almost corrupt. And it ends with love. That’s the answer to all the chaos in my life is that I find peace with love. Every song that I wrote, I just kept getting kind of swept away in these different dreams I was having about the past — almost like a recollection of all these bad decisions that I made in my life.”

The album will drop ahead of Gaga's gig at this year’s Coachella Festival on April 11 and 18.

Gaga will take the stage alongside Billie Eilish, Olivia Rodrigo, a reunited No Doubt, Katy Perry, Jelly Roll, Sting, Stevie Nicks, Red Hot Chili Peppers, Dave Matthews, Green Day and many more at the Kia Forum in Los Angeles fore the FireAid Benefit Concert on January 30 to support victims of the ongoing wildfire crisis that has devastated the L.A. area over the past two weeks.