Lady Gaga has been spotted filming a music video at the famous Louvre museum in Paris, leading to speculations about her upcoming seventh album, set for release in February 2025. The pop icon has been juggling her music career with acting, recently promoting her role as Harley Quinn in the much-anticipated film Joker: Folie Deux. News of the video's filming comes shortly after Gaga shared details of her schedule on social media, which included a note suggesting that the lead single from her new album will drop on October XX. This new single will be Gaga's first material since her collaboration with Bruno Mars on 'Die With A Smile,' and represents her first solo venture since 2020's 'Chromatica'.
Photos circulating on platforms show Gaga at the Louvre, accompanied by a film crew and professional lighting equipment. Past collaborations between pop stars and the Louvre include Beyoncé and Jay-Z's visuals for their track 'Apeshit' and a mention on Lorde’s song of the same name from her 2017 album 'Melodrama'.
Gaga has been actively teasing her new project through studio snippets shared with fans in Paris earlier this year and hinted at her album's completion during a late-night recording session with Bruno Mars.
In recent interviews, Gaga expressed excitement about her new material and even described it as 'nothing like anything that I’ve ever made before.' Her return comes after a busy year where she starred in 'House of Gucci', participated in 'The Chromatica Ball' tour, and released an album with the late Tony Bennett titled 'Love For Sale.'
For more updates on Gaga's new music, stay tuned through reputable sources such as NME.