The landmark event transformed the famous beach into a sea of Little Monsters from around the world, who traveled across continents to witness Gaga’s electrifying performance. The show now stands as one of the biggest music events in modern history and marks a new pinnacle in the superstar's career.

The record-breaking night comes on the heels of Gaga’s acclaimed headlining sets at Coachella and a string of sold-out stadium shows in Mexico City. With her theatrical flair, powerhouse vocals, and signature genre-defying energy, Gaga captivated the massive Rio crowd with a set packed with hits, high fashion, and raw emotion.

Next, the artist heads to Singapore before launching The MAYHEM Ball — her upcoming world tour that will see her perform across North America, Europe, the UK, and Australia throughout the summer and fall.

Already known for pushing boundaries and redefining pop superstardom, Lady Gaga’s Copacabana Beach performance further cements her legacy as one of the most impactful live performers of her generation.