POP superstar Lady Gaga is set to release a concert film about her record breaking Mayhem Ball.
The Sun can reveal the Abracadabra hitmaker, 39, has secretly enlisted British director Sam Wrench to help bring her vision to life.
The special is set to be filmed over Lady Gaga’s four nights at the Kia Forum in Los Angeles this week.
While no release date is set, the film is expected to be released later this year after being snapped up by streaming bosses following a fierce bidding war.
Sam is no stranger to concert documentaries, having previously worked with Taylor Swift on her 2023 Eras Tour film.
Not only was the film released on Disney+ but it also was rolled out across cinemas – breaking box office records in the process.
Most recently Sam teamed up with Christina Aguilera for her festive special; Christmas in Paris.
It’s not the first time Gaga and Sam have worked together.
They previously teamed up on Gaga’s 2024 Chromaica Ball HBO special which documented her 2022 stadium tour of the same name.
A source said: “Gaga has poured her heart and soul into The Mayhem Ball.
“She is so proud of everyone who has helped make the tour what it is and is keen to give it the full concert film treatment.
“Not only is it arguably her most elaborate show of all time, it’s also reminded the world that almost two decades into her career she is still at the top of her game.”
The insider added: “Gaga and Sam have a close working relationship so bringing him on board was a no brainer.
“The show will be filmed across her four dates in Los Angeles and is pencilled in for release late 2026.”
The Sun understands Sam is joining the creative team headed up by the superstar.
He will sit alongside Gaga’s fiance Michael Polansky, 42, and her choreographer Parris Goebel, 34, who are also helping creatively manage the project.
Michael is now an integral part of the Poker Face singer’s inner circle.
He was listed as an Executive Producer alongside Gaga on Mayhem – as well as landing a number of writing credits including on the record’s lead single Disease.
Gaga previously said: “Michael was in the studio every day with me.
“He oversaw the whole process of making the record, completing it, helping me shape the sound of the record creatively.
“It was an amazing thing to do with your partner, because when I start to doubt myself, there is nobody that’s going to call me on it better than he is”.
Kicking off in July last year, The Mayhem Ball is one of Gaga’s biggest ever tours, seeing her play 87 dates across four continents.
Last September and October Gaga played four sold out shows at London’s O2 before a further two dates at Manchester’s Co-op Live.
By the time she takes her final bow at Madison Square Garden in April, she will have played to over 1.3million fans.
The concert film comes off the back of an already packed 2026 for Gaga.
Despite only being weeks into the year the singer has already filmed a concert special for Apple Music, performed at the Grammys and the Super Bowl and wrapped up the Asian leg of The Mayhem Ball.
Next week she will go head to head with some of the biggest artists in the world at the 2026 Brit Awards.
While she is unable to attend the ceremony due to playing a show in Texas on the same date, she is up for two of the biggest gongs of the night.
Gaga is nominated for International Artist of the Year and International Song of the Year thanks to her Bruno Mars collaboration Die With A Smile
It marks the first time in over a decade she has been nominated.