Lady Gaga returns with new single Disease as it’s revealed she won’t tour during ‘biggest summer ever for live music’

LADY Gaga won't tour in 2025 despite a slew of other superstars hitting the road for what is set to be the biggest summer ever for live music.

The Rain On Me singer, 38, will release her seventh album in February and fans had hoped she would embark on a series of concerts across the globe, including shows in the UK.

But The Sun can reveal she has decided not to head out on the road next year - although there are hopes she will do so in 2026.

Oasis Beyoncé, Dua Lipa, Bruce Springsteen and Coldplay are all set to play live at stadiums in the UK next year

An insider said: “Lady Gaga is one of the biggest artists on the planet and fans really hoped they would get to see her next summer.

"There's no doubt she could stage the biggest tour of her career if she wanted to, but she has other plans for 2025.

“She sold out two nights at London’s Tottenham Hotspur Stadium during her 20-date Chromatica Ball tour in 2022 and the demand was huge.

“But she will be focusing on the release and roll-out of her seventh album instead.

"That means fans will have plenty of time to save up for tickets and learn the lyrics for when she does eventually head out on the road."

A Live Nation spokesperson confirmed: "There is no 2025 tour planned."

The US singer has spent the past nine weeks in the Top Ten with Die With A Smile, her collaboration with Bruno Mars.

And today she has released her new single Disease, the first track from her as-yet untitled seventh studio album.

It comes after Gaga's latest movie Joker: Folie à Deux which she starred in alongside Joaquin Phoenix, inset, hit cinemas earlier this month.

She has juggled promotion of that film with an accompanying record called Harlequin, all while preparing her next album.

Since hitting No 1 with her debut Just Dance in 2009, she has had 15 Top Ten singles.

Gaga also starred in hit movies A Star Is Born and House of Gucci.

She got engaged to her tech investor partner Michael Polansky, 41, in April.

Last month, she told how he had inspired her to return to her pop music roots for her forthcoming album, which is due out in February.

She said: “Michael is the person who told me to make a new pop record. He was like, ‘Babe. I love you. You need to make pop music.’”