Lady Gaga brought a new level of intensity to her performance at the 68th Grammy Awards with a chilling rendition of her rock-infused hit "Abracadabra." The pop superstar took to the stage dressed in a dramatic black and red feathered ensemble, complete with a cage-like headpiece that added an air of mystery to her overall look.
As she stood behind a keyboard, Gaga belted out the catchy lyrics of her latest single, "Grammys put your paws up," setting the tone for an electrifying performance. The crowd was clearly enthralled by her unique energy, and it's clear that Lady Gaga is on top of her game this year.
But what really stood out about Gaga's performance was the fact that she pulled double duty as both singer and keyboardist. Her technical skill and musicality were on full display as she seamlessly transitioned between singing and playing the keys, leaving the audience in awe.
The performance was a highlight moment in an otherwise star-studded ceremony, where other notable performers included Justin Bieber, Post Malone, and Slash. Gaga's performance also served as a nod to her seventh studio album "Mayhem," which has been making waves since its release in March 2025.
With seven Grammy nominations under her belt, including Album of the Year for "Mayhem," Record of the Year for "Abracadabra," and Song of the Year for "Abracadabra," Lady Gaga is definitely looking like a contender for the big prize. And with performances like this one, it's clear that she's on track to make it a memorable night.
The ceremony itself was notable not only for the performances but also for marking comedian Trevor Noah's last time hosting the show after a six-year stint as emcee. The show will move to Disney next year, ending its 50-year partnership with CBS.
With her performance and overall success, Lady Gaga solidified her position as one of the biggest stars in music, and it'll be exciting to see what she has in store for us in the future.
As she stood behind a keyboard, Gaga belted out the catchy lyrics of her latest single, "Grammys put your paws up," setting the tone for an electrifying performance. The crowd was clearly enthralled by her unique energy, and it's clear that Lady Gaga is on top of her game this year.
But what really stood out about Gaga's performance was the fact that she pulled double duty as both singer and keyboardist. Her technical skill and musicality were on full display as she seamlessly transitioned between singing and playing the keys, leaving the audience in awe.
The performance was a highlight moment in an otherwise star-studded ceremony, where other notable performers included Justin Bieber, Post Malone, and Slash. Gaga's performance also served as a nod to her seventh studio album "Mayhem," which has been making waves since its release in March 2025.
With seven Grammy nominations under her belt, including Album of the Year for "Mayhem," Record of the Year for "Abracadabra," and Song of the Year for "Abracadabra," Lady Gaga is definitely looking like a contender for the big prize. And with performances like this one, it's clear that she's on track to make it a memorable night.
The ceremony itself was notable not only for the performances but also for marking comedian Trevor Noah's last time hosting the show after a six-year stint as emcee. The show will move to Disney next year, ending its 50-year partnership with CBS.
With her performance and overall success, Lady Gaga solidified her position as one of the biggest stars in music, and it'll be exciting to see what she has in store for us in the future.
and her energy on stage was EVERYTHING 
. i love how she didn't just sing, but also rocked the keyboard game 
. it's clear she's a pro at what she does. plus, that outfit tho... it was giving me LIFE 
. can't wait to see what she has in store next 
she's been killing the game since 2010 and her dedication to her craft is truly inspiring. but what really got me was when she started singing 'grammys put your paws up' - i mean, who else is gonna make a song that's basically just a clever commentary on the industry? 
lady gaga slayed the game so hard!!! 
i loved how she added a musical touch with playing the keys too 
her energy on stage was infectious and got everyone pumped up!! 
cant wait to see what she does next
Lady Gaga is absolutely killing it this year! She's not just a talented singer, but also an incredible performer with so much energy on stage. Her keyboard skills are insane and it's amazing how seamlessly she switches between singing and playing. The whole "Grammys put your paws up" vibe was so catchy and fun - I'm obsessed with that song now 
, but can we talk about how outdated the Grammy format is? Like, why do we still need a live ceremony when you can have an amazing online experience with better visuals and more interactive elements? And what's up with the lack of diversity in nominees this year? I mean, seven nominations for Lady Gaga, but where are the female artists from other genres? 
. I get it, she wanted to make an entrance, but did we really need that level of drama? It felt like more of a marketing stunt than actual artistry.
. But can we also talk about how the Grammys could improve with some modern updates? 
. I mean, who thought a cage-like headpiece was a good idea? It just looked like she was trapped in there 
. I'm not buying it.
. Give me a break 
And I loved how she wove in some keyboard playing into the performance - it really showcased her musicality and technical skill. Plus, the crowd seemed totally entranced by her, so I think we can say she nailed it! 
The fact that she could switch seamlessly between singing and playing was mind-blowing! 
. Can't wait to see what she does next... maybe a world tour? Or a Netflix special? Either way, it'll be Gaga-tastic 
to her sick keyboard skills 
She's truly a master of her craft and it's no surprise she's a contender for Album of the Year. I'm also loving the nod to "Mayhem" - that album is fire 
And can we talk about how much talent she has? She's literally playing piano AND singing at the same time and it's just MIND-BLOWING. 
I'm so here for her album "Mayhem" btw, those singles are FIRE 
I mean i already knew she was a superstar but this grammys performance took it to another level!!