Lady Gaga Live at The O2
London’s O2 Arena will once again host one of pop’s most iconic performers. Lady Gaga returns to the UK in September 2025 with The MAYHEM Ball, a brand-new tour in support of her latest album MAYHEM, which debuted at #1 on the Billboard 200.
Fans can expect Gaga’s trademark mix of theatrical staging, chart-topping hits, and bold new music.
The O2 dates include:
- Monday, 29th September 2025 (19.30)
- Tuesday, 30th September 2025 (19.30)
- Thursday, 2nd October 2025 (19.30)
- Saturday, 4th October 2025 (19.30)
Where Else is Lady Gaga Performing in the UK?
As well as the four O₂ London shows, Gaga will also head north for two nights at Manchester’s Co-op Live:
- Tuesday, 7th October 2025 (18:30)
- Wednesday, 8th October 2025 (19:30)
Does The O2 Arena Offer Official Parking?
Yes — and you can book official O2 parking directly with JustPark.
When you reserve ahead with JustPark, you’ll enjoy:
- A guaranteed space waiting for you.
- Fast, simple booking online.
- Flexibility to choose the best option for your needs.
Booking in advance can also save you up to 30% on parking costs.
Rent a Private Parking Space Near The O2
If official spaces aren’t available, JustPark also lists nearby alternatives. These include private driveways within walking distance, as well as off-street car parks close to the arena.
All can be reserved in advance, so you know exactly where you’re heading and won’t need to search on arrival.
Popular nearby areas include:
- Parking near Greenwich – local parking spots with easy access to the arena.
- Find a space in Canary Wharf – plenty of spaces and a quick Jubilee Line connection.
- Reserve parking at North Greenwich Station – the closest option outside the official O2 car parks.
With JustPark, you have plenty of choice, whether that’s official O2 parking or a trusted spot just around the corner.
Park Nearby and Take Public Transport
The easiest way to get to The O2 is the Jubilee Line to North Greenwich Station, right outside the arena. Trains run frequently from central London.
If you’d rather drive part of the way, consider parking further out on the Jubilee Line and finishing your journey by Tube — saving time, stress, and central London parking costs.
Take the Train into London
If you’re travelling into London from further afield, an easy option is to park at your local station and complete your journey by train. This avoids the stress of driving all the way into central London and can often make the trip home quicker.
Major intercity stations such as King’s Cross, Euston, and Paddington all connect easily to North Greenwich via the Underground, with simple changes on the Jubilee Line.
Do You Live Near The O2? Rent Out Your Driveway
RAYE’s shows will bring thousands of fans into East London, creating a surge in demand for parking. Local residents in Greenwich, Canary Wharf, or North Greenwich can earn extra money by renting out their driveways.
With JustPark, you can:
- List your space for free.
- Set your own price.
- Manage bookings easily through the app.
JustPark drivers living near sports grounds make on average 57% more annually by renting out their driveways during big games, gigs, or events. Fans get a safe, affordable place to park and you get paid.
Secure your parking in advance with JustPark — then all that’s left to do is Just Dance.
