Lady Gaga has teased the arrival of her new album via a countdown timer on her official website. Accordingly, fans of the Poker Face singer wish to learn more details about the upcoming album, including the release date.

Here is what we have learned.

When will Lady Gaga release her new album?

Lady Gaga is expected to release her new album in February 2025.

The Bad Romance singer confirmed this in an interview with Vogue. She released the lead single of the album, “Disease,” on October 25, 2024. Gaga had earlier teased LG7’s arrival in May 2024, following the end of her Chromatica Ball. At the end of the television special, the words “LG7 Gaga Returns” flashed on the screen. This album follows Gaga’s earlier album release, Harlequin, which served as a companion to Joker: Folie a Deux.

However, the countdown of Lady Gaga’s official website, which when scrubbed reveals the lettering LG1, is set to end after 6 days on January 27, 2024 at 11 AM EST. The countdown will end at the following times at the following places worldwide:

• Los Angeles – 8 AM
• New York – 11 AM
• Sao Paolo – 1 PM
• London – 4 PM
• Istanbul – 7 PM
• Tokyo – 1 AM (January 28)
• Sydney – 3 AM (January 28)

In an interview during the Chromatica Ball Premiere, the House of Gucci star revealed that her new album differed significantly from her previous discography. “I love to break genre and I love to explore music, she added. “There’s something beautiful about knowing that you will be loved no matter what you do.”

LG7 will see Gaga return to pop music. In the Vogue interview, Gaga credited her fiance, Michael Polansky, for encouraging her to make a new pop album.

Although Gaga stated LG7 would be predominantly pop, she mentioned in an interview with the Los Angeles Times that her new album was “full of [her] love of music,” and that it spanned multiple genres, styles, and dreams. “It leaps around genre in a way that’s almost corrupt. And it ends with love,” she said. “That’s the answer to all the chaos in my life is that I find peace with love.”