Lady Gaga may perform for free in Copacabana in May 2025. Rio City Hall is negotiating the event, which may be broadcast live on Globo
The journalist Laura Jardimwhich recently revealed negotiations between Rio City Hall and Lady Gaga for a free show, brought new information: the presentation is scheduled for the day May 3, 2025, on a Saturday, taking advantage of the Labor Day weekend, celebrated the previous Thursday.
The mayor Eduardo Paes had already given indications of negotiations with the singer’s team, with the aim of transforming May into an emblematic month for Rio tourism. The month also marked the success of Madonna’s free concert on Copacabana Beach this year, which attracted 1.6 million people and boosted the local economy.
Negotiations with Lady Gaga They take place under a confidentiality agreement (NDA), but information has been circulating in the press, fueled by the mayor’s interactions with the artist’s fans on social media.
The possible presentation coincides with an important moment in the career of Lady Gaga. In 2025, she will release her seventh pop studio album, led by the single “Disease,” and will headline the Coachella Festival in April. If confirmed, the performance in Rio would be part of his new tour.
Live broadcast
The show can also be shown live on TV Globo. According to information from Folha de São Paulo, the broadcaster is negotiating broadcasting rights for the open channel, Multishow and the Globoplay platform.
Lady Gaga He was in Brazil only once, in 2012, with the Born This Way Ball tour. On that occasion, the singer performed in São Paulo and Rio de Janeiro and even visited the Cantagalo favela to learn about a social project, leaving a mark of closeness with the Brazilian public.
If the Copacabana show is confirmed, it will be a milestone in Rio’s cultural calendar and an opportunity for millions of Brazilian fans to celebrate the return of one of the world’s biggest pop stars.
Source: Maxima
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