Lady Gaga released "The Dead Dance," a disco-influenced dark-pop single featured in the second half of Wednesday Season 2, where she guest stars as Rosaline Rotwood. The song was co-written and produced with Andrew Watt and Cirkut. A music video directed by Tim Burton marks his first music video since 2012. The video features creepy dolls, including a doll version of Gaga that comes to life, and shifts from black and white to color toward the final third. Gaga previewed the single on Instagram and made a surprise appearance at a New York City "Graveyard Gala" with coffin listening booths. The Mayhem Ball Tour continues with upcoming dates in Miami, New York City, and Toronto.
Get Lady Gaga Tickets Here "The Dead Dance" also arrives with a music video directed by Wednesday director and producer Tim Burton; it's Burton's first time helming a music video since directing the visual for The Killers' 2012 song "Here With Me." Right from the opening, the video has creepy dolls galore. One such creepy doll is Gaga herself, who comes to life and begins spasming until the first chorus, where she's joined by backup dancers.
Lady Gaga co-wrote and produced "The Dead Dance" alongside regular collaborators Andrew Watt and Cirkut; the song features a disco style while also blending the dark pop found in her recent album, She initially previewed the single's imminent release on Instagram, posting the single's cover art, along with the time the tune will officially arrive in cities around the world. See the post below.
She also made a surprise appearance during Sunday's " Graveyard Gala," a special event at New York City's Guastavino's for 300 fans, influencers, and press in celebration of Wednesday Season 2 kicking off Part 2. With cast members Jenna Ortega, Emma Myers, and Joy Sunday in attendance, the event featured coffin listening booths that allowed attendees to hear a preview snippet of "The Dead Dance."
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