Lady Gaga to Host Special ‘Harlequin’ Screening and Discussion at Grammy Museum

Cast aside your worries and embrace the rhythm: Lady Gaga is commemorating her Harlequin project with the world premiere of a previously unreleased concert film, presented by the Grammy Museum.

To honor the 2024 Joker: Folie à Deux companion album’s nomination for Best Traditional Pop Vocal Album at the upcoming 2026 awards, the pop visionary will debut LADY GAGA IN HARLEQUIN LIVE – ONE NIGHT ONLY at the Grammy Museum in Los Angeles this Thursday, December 18. The exclusive event will feature the cinematic screening followed by an in-depth discussion regarding the project’s creative evolution.

The film captures Gaga’s spellbinding performance at The Belasco in Los Angeles last year. Until now, the footage from this high-concept evening has remained under wraps. Performing for a select group of fans, the 14-time Grammy winner brought the Harlequin tracklist to life in its entirety, delivering soulful renditions of American Songbook staples such as “Get Happy” and “Good Morning.”

Tickets for this special engagement are currently available via the Grammy Museum website. The singer also stoked anticipation on Wednesday by sharing a cryptic teaser on her Instagram Stories, featuring a slow-zoom shot of a custom “Harlequin” drum kit.

Initially released in October 2024, Harlequin peaked at No. 20 on the Billboard 200. The record served as a sonic extension of the Joker sequel, which saw Gaga starring as Lee (Harley Quinn) opposite Joaquin Phoenix’s Arthur Fleck.

While her subsequent, chart-topping Mayhem album dominated airwaves upon its March debut, Gaga has consistently expressed her profound artistic connection to the Harlequin sessions. “Harlequin is one of my proudest pieces of production,” she shared with fans on TikTok earlier this year, reaffirming the album’s significance in her expansive discography.

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