SweetOreosOfHeaven Posted October 26 Posted October 26 8 minutes ago, Joker30 said: Sadly it might be true but they don't want to schedule the tour in 2026 Now they switched with La Défense again Q1/Q2 it was La défense and then Stade De France and now it's La Défense in talks If it's true I think it's due to Beyoncé's next tour We'll see, I'll keep y'all in touch okay as long as it still comes out next year it's fine thank you! 2
Famekillers Posted October 26 Posted October 26 How did Interscope paid on MASSIVE payola but didn't release physical copies or MV 1
Devin Posted October 26 Posted October 26 there better be a tour in 2025. she may extend into 2026 if she goes to australia, africa, and latin america.
opbranden Posted October 26 Posted October 26 1 minute ago, SweetOreosOfHeaven said: okay as long as it still comes out next year it's fine thank you! Question: How could she realistically tour Europe in Q1/Q2? Most stadiums are booked for football games and training sessions. The earliest I've heard of stadium tours in Europe is May, partly due to the weather as well.
SweetOreosOfHeaven Posted October 26 Posted October 26 Just now, opbranden said: Question: How could she realistically tour Europe in Q1/Q2? Most stadiums are booked for football games and training sessions. The earliest I've heard of stadium tours in Europe is May, partly due to the weather as well. Starting late next year and then finishing early 2026 sounds reasonable to me
SweetOreosOfHeaven Posted October 26 Posted October 26 (edited) This song is tugging Applause's wig as her second best lead single for me I fear More acclaim, this time from BBC and some Katy Perry lashings: Spoiler Disease: Why Lady Gaga's comeback hits the spot The pop star has returned with a bombastic new song, the first single from her upcoming sixth album, harking back to her origins. But it also chimes with the current musical landscape. As a general rule, great pop stars set trends, whereas slightly less great pop stars chase them. But Lady Gaga's supremely satisfying new single Disease, which was released today as the first taster from her upcoming sixth album, highlights a notable exception to his rule. Sometimes great pop stars disregard trends and concentrate on doing what made them great in the first place. Disease stands out at three minutes and 51 seconds, a notably long runtime for a pop song in the TikTok and streaming era, where shorter songs are favored. Defying this trend, Disease embraces Gaga's bold, maximalist style, reminiscent of her hits from the late 2000s and early 2010s. With a powerful chorus, catchy vocal hooks, and dramatic lyrics, the song recalls her The Fame Monster era, especially tracks like Bad Romance. (...) Because Gaga has never rooted her appeal in trying to be "relatable", there's no reason why Gen Z music fans can't get behind her bold, brilliant brand of pop maximalism alongside her older followers (...) At 38, Gaga has crossed the point at which female artists can find their opportunities limited by a toxic combination of misogyny and ageism. Over the summer, this definitely infested Katy Perry's unsuccessful attempt to regain her early 2010s chart supremacy, though Perry's comeback was mainly sunk by her substandard material and clumsy attempt to weld an unconvincing feminist message to her album's disastrous lead single Woman's World. But given that she's currently riding high in the charts with her lovely Bruno Mars duet Die with a Smile, heritage act status doesn't seem to be beckoning yet. Crucially, because Gaga has never rooted her appeal in trying to be "relatable", there's no reason why Gen Z music fans can't get behind her bold, brilliant brand of pop maximalism alongside her older followers who have been invested from the start. When she sings "I could be your antidote tonight" on Disease, it feels like a statement of intent – Gaga is back, blandness be gone. BBC Edited October 26 by SweetOreosOfHeaven 4
SweetOreosOfHeaven Posted October 26 Posted October 26 There's already an edit of the same show and characters that started it all for Bloody Mary (before Wednesday) and Heavy Metal Lover. It's doing better than most recent edits on this page so it's a good sign that people outside the base vibe with the song. 7
Devin Posted October 26 Posted October 26 for a stadium tour i could see: north america (may-june) europe (june-july) asia (august-september) south america (october-november) africa/australia (january-february 2026) usually the best times to tour those areas. 3
Bhumisah Posted October 26 Posted October 26 I think they are going for break my soul kinda roll out! It went No.1 on hot 100 because of radio me thinks.
Mirkomonster Posted October 26 Posted October 26 1 minute ago, Bhumisah said: I think they are going for break my soul kinda roll out! It went No.1 on hot 100 because of radio me thinks. Break my soul went #1 on the album release week
Bhumisah Posted October 26 Posted October 26 1 minute ago, Mirkomonster said: Break my soul went #1 on the album release week And it was still on Top 10 with mid streams and mid sales me thinks, it wad strong radio support
Canonical Ensembl Posted October 26 Posted October 26 6 minutes ago, SweetOreosOfHeaven said: This song is tugging Applause's wig as her second best lead single for me I fear More acclaim, this time from BBC and some Katy Perry lashings: Reveal hidden contents Disease: Why Lady Gaga's comeback hits the spot The pop star has returned with a bombastic new song, the first single from her upcoming sixth album, harking back to her origins. But it also chimes with the current musical landscape. As a general rule, great pop stars set trends, whereas slightly less great pop stars chase them. But Lady Gaga's supremely satisfying new single Disease, which was released today as the first taster from her upcoming sixth album, highlights a notable exception to his rule. Sometimes great pop stars disregard trends and concentrate on doing what made them great in the first place. Disease stands out at three minutes and 51 seconds, a notably long runtime for a pop song in the TikTok and streaming era, where shorter songs are favored. Defying this trend, Disease embraces Gaga's bold, maximalist style, reminiscent of her hits from the late 2000s and early 2010s. With a powerful chorus, catchy vocal hooks, and dramatic lyrics, the song recalls her The Fame Monster era, especially tracks like Bad Romance. (...) Because Gaga has never rooted her appeal in trying to be "relatable", there's no reason why Gen Z music fans can't get behind her bold, brilliant brand of pop maximalism alongside her older followers (...) At 38, Gaga has crossed the point at which female artists can find their opportunities limited by a toxic combination of misogyny and ageism. Over the summer, this definitely infested Katy Perry's unsuccessful attempt to regain her early 2010s chart supremacy, though Perry's comeback was mainly sunk by her substandard material and clumsy attempt to weld an unconvincing feminist message to her album's disastrous lead single Woman's World. But given that she's currently riding high in the charts with her lovely Bruno Mars duet Die with a Smile, heritage act status doesn't seem to be beckoning yet. Crucially, because Gaga has never rooted her appeal in trying to be "relatable", there's no reason why Gen Z music fans can't get behind her bold, brilliant brand of pop maximalism alongside her older followers who have been invested from the start. When she sings "I could be your antidote tonight" on Disease, it feels like a statement of intent – Gaga is back, blandness be gone. BBC BBC already defends the floppage in advance. 1
opbranden Posted October 26 Posted October 26 6 minutes ago, SweetOreosOfHeaven said: Starting late next year and then finishing early 2026 sounds reasonable to me Oh so they meant Europe Q1/Q2 2026
Bhumisah Posted October 26 Posted October 26 I predict similar no. For disease and BMS was No. 1 on TTH
curiousladybug Posted October 26 Posted October 26 They are clearly being this silent on purpose for whatever reason. Physicals and video not being out probably means they are not counting on the big first week numbers and they want to play the long game. Could this be false and could they just be clueless? Yes, but I want to believe her team knows how good this song is and want to do it justice and are purposefully silent at this point. 6
Freaky Prince Posted October 26 Posted October 26 I still think the tour will start as soon as late March.
IBeMe Posted October 26 Posted October 26 i know we have Disease right now guys but is anyone else kind of excited with the idea that this may be the last chance for DWAS to go #1? THIS IS THE WEEK THE PHYSICALS are shipping guys!! let's push for that too!! 3
Devin Posted October 26 Posted October 26 regardless of the stats, disease is a solid lead single. i think this will be a sleeper hit like agora hills. 4
Andraslop Posted October 26 Posted October 26 I just know that the next hours will be ICONIC So let's go Spotify, release the numbers 4 1
Aston Martin Posted October 26 Posted October 26 Can't get over the fact that Disease has such a strong chorus, production, background vocals, melody, it-factor, and grit. Even after all these years, she still surprises us 10 1
opbranden Posted October 26 Posted October 26 1 minute ago, Freaky Prince said: I still think the tour will start as soon as late March. Agreed. It just wouldn't make sense for her to be "tied up" in a tour for two years. She seems ready to get married and start a family after LG7, and she's probably planning to shoot more movies too. + Touring an album that's already a year old loses momentum—it lessens the cultural impact of the tour, imo 1
Dalmatinac01 Posted October 26 Posted October 26 Whatever happens, at the end of the day most of us will be glad as soon as we get a MV, and see the song in an entirely new way. However we really shouldn't be surprised if this single doesn't debut in the top 10 on the charts. I firmly stand behind the belief that if her team wanted to, she would be competing for a #1 debut by the end of the next week. I don't think that's happening though, so I'll be satisfied with an epic mv. I still remember how excited I was watching 911 and ROM videos <3 4
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