Estadio GNP Seguros

Estadio GNP Seguros, formerly known as Foro Sol, is a multipurpose stadium built in 1993 inside the Autódromo Hermanos Rodríguez in eastern Mexico City. It is located near the Mexico City International Airport and is operated by Grupo CIE. The venue was originally built for staging large music concerts. Initially called the Autódromo, it could accommodate up to 50,000 people.

May 5 & 6, 2011

• Part of The Monster Ball Tour.

Additional notes:

• These shows were done outdoors and would not accommodate the screens for the "Twister Film" and "So Happy I Could Die".
• The Antler Film was delayed on the curtains.
• The acoustic version of "Americano" was performed only on these two dates.
• On May 6, before performing Judas and ending the entire tour, Lady Gaga personally thanked the crew, dancers, the band, the fans, and her management for a successful tour. She eventually cried the moment the curtains fall down and play the "Fan Film" for the final time.

Setlist

Act I: NYC
1.	Jumping Film
2.	"Dance in the Dark"
4.	"Just Dance"
5.	"Beautiful, Dirty, Rich"
6.	"The Fame" (contains elements of "Ghosts N' Stuff")
Act II: NYC Subway
7.	Puke Film
8.	"LoveGame" (contains elements of the Chew Fu Ghettohouse fix)
9.	"Boys Boys Boys"
10.	"Money Honey"
11.	"Telephone"
12.	"Born This Way (acoustic)"
13.	"Americano (acoustic)"
Act III: Central Park
15.	Antler Film
16.	"Monster"
17.	"Teeth"
18.	"Alejandro"
19.	"Poker Face" (contains elements of the Space Cowboy remix)
Act IV: The Monster Ball
20.	Apocalyptic Film
21.	Battling a Paparazzo ("Paparazzi")
Encore
22.	"Bad Romance"
23.	"Born This Way"
24.	"Judas"
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October 26, 2012

• Part of The Born This Way Ball Tour.

Additional notes:

• A new pink wig was worn.
• A new outfit was debuted during Judas.
• "Princess Die", "Paparazzi" & "The Edge Of Glory" were not performed.
• Gaga performed an acoustic/stripped down version of "Marry The Night".
• During "Bad Romance", Gaga fell going down some steps.

Setlist

Act I

1. Space (intro)
2. "Highway Unicorn (Road to Love)"
3. Operation: Kill the Bitch (interlude)
4. "Government Hooker"
5. Birth (interlude)
6. "Born This Way"
7. "Black Jesus † Amen Fashion"
8. Interlude
9. "Bloody Mary"
10. Mother G.O.A.T. Manifesto I (interlude)
11. "Bad Romance"
12. Interlude
13. "Judas"

Act II

1. "Fashion of His Love"
2. "Just Dance"
3. "LoveGame"
4. "Telephone"

Act III

1. Mother G.O.A.T. Manifesto II (interlude)
2. "Heavy Metal Lover"
3. "Bad Kids"
4. "Hair" (acoustic)
5. "Yoü and I" (acoustic)
6. "Electric Chapel"

Act IV

1. Interlude
2. "Americano" / "Poker Face" (medley)
3. "Alejandro"

Act V

1. "Scheiße"
2. "Marry the Night" (acoustic/stripped down)

April 26-27, 2025: Long Live MAYHEM

Part of The Art of Personal Chaos concerts series.

Promotional poster
Photography by Robin Harper.

Long Live MAYHEM (Spanish: ¡Viva La MAYHEM!) refers to Lady Gaga’s concerts which took place on April 26 and 27, 2025 at the Estadio GNP Seguros as part of The Art of Personal Chaos promotional concerts series supporting her seventh studio album, MAYHEM, marking her return to Mexico after a 13-year hiatus. Gaga officially announced concert on March 3, 2025 following speculation about her return to Latin America.

Prior to the Mexico City concert, Gaga was set to headline the Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival on April 11 and 18 , 2025. Following the Mexico show, she performed a free concert titled MAYHEM on the Beach at Copacabana Beach in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, on May 3, 2025.

Second day poster.

On March 7, 2025, album release day, Gaga announced a second concert date on April 27, due to high demand after the first show sold out.

Setlist

Lady Gaga Present "The Art of Personal Chaos"
Intro: Manifesto of Mayhem
Act I: "Of Velvet and Vice"

1. "Bloody Mary"
2. "Abracadabra"
3. "Judas"
4. "Scheiße"
5. "Garden of Eden"
6. "Poker Face"
7. Interlude: "Off With Her Head" (with elements of "Abracadabra" Gesaffelstein remix)

Act II: "And She Fell Into A Gothic Dream"

1. "Perfect Celebrity"
2. "Disease"
3. "Paparazzi"
4. "Alejandro"
5. "The Beast"

Act III: "The Beautiful Nightmare That Knows Her Name"

1. "Killah"
2. "Zombieboy"
3. "Die With a Smile"
4. "How Bad Do U Want Me"
5. Interlude: "Dance Or Die"

Act IV: "To Make Her Is To Lose Her"

1. "Shadow of a Man" (with outro contains elements of "Kill for Love")
2. "Born This Way"
3. "Blade of Grass"
4. "Shallow"
5. "Vanish Into You"

Finale: "Eternal Aria Of The Monster Heart"

1. "Bad Romance"

Additional Notes

• Before singing "Alejandro", Gaga made a speech written in Spanish addressing the audience. She also mentioned that the venue is important to her because she ended The Monster Ball Tour there.
• On April 27^th, 2025, for Act III, Lady Gaga replaced her boots by Ellie with custom boots by Chrome Hearts [1].

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Photography by Kevin Mazur

Letters

The first night letter

“	Dear Little Monsters, It's such an honor to be here tonight in your beautiful country, performing for everyone. It's been 13 years since I was last in Mexico, and coming back has been so special. I hope you feel, in every detail of tonight's show, how much effort I put into showing how much I admire and respect each of you. Everything was done with a lot of love and dedication. From the bottom of my heart, thank you so much for choosing to spend this evening with me. It means the world to me. Mexico City has a very special place in my heart because it was here that I ended my first stadium tour: the Monster Ball. I will never forget the emotion and passion you shared with me at that farewell, the most important show of my career so far. Today, being able to experience this again with you is a gift. And the most beautiful thing is that, this time, we are not ending a cycle — we are starting a new one. With all my love, Lady Gaga.	”
—Lady Gaga on April 26, 2025

The second night letter

Merchandise

Main article: Official Merchandise

White CDMX T-Shirt

Red CDMX T-Shirt

Black CDMX Poster T-Shirt

Black CDMX Contrast T-Shirt

Black CDMX Hoodie

White CDMX Longsleeve T-Shirt

Red CDMX Tote

CDMX Poster

CDMX Hat

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