New Lady Gaga Album Is On the Way

Lady Gaga is on the edge of glory—and with new music.

Almost four years after Chromatica's release, Little Monsters will have to wait just a little longer for another album, but rest assured: the "Applause" singer is hard at work making sure there are a million reasons for fans to be excited.

"I'm working on my new album and I've been in the studio every day," Gaga told E! News in an exclusive interview. "And I'm just having the best time. Crazy music. You can tell we're on our way, we're just waiting for it."

She added, "It's either right or it's not. So I just have to push myself fully until I'm finished. And we want it to be right." 

In the meantime, Little Monsters can get their fix of Mother Monster with HBO's "Gaga Chromatica Ball", a concert special from her 2022 performance at Los Angeles' Dodger Stadium.

"I'm just really proud of, not only the amazing creative team that put this show together, but also the fans," Gaga told the outlet of the HBO special. "I feel really grateful all the time that I have the fans that I do. I got to see Monsters all over the world dance and sing their way through this whole show and I'm just really excited for the ability to show it to everyone in this super detailed way where you get to really experience the show up close."

Not only does the concert recording give fans an up close and personal look at the technical aspects of the show, including 60-foot flames, incredible fashion, and some of the 38-year-old's dearest performances.

"One of my favorite songs to perform on the tour is 'Shallow,'" Gaga said of the A Star is Born track. "I love singing that song. It's this very vulnerable moment at the piano."

Among her other favorites, she revealed, "I loved doing 'Babylon', a song from Chromatica as well. We opened the show with 'Bad Romance' and we do it in this really super interesting way where I'm sort of trapped inside my costume at the top. So it's definitely a wild ride, but it's something that I think families can enjoy, too."