The Complete Lady Gaga Discography List

I’ve spent countless nights navigating the labyrinth of online music databasesforumsand bootleg archives. For yearsI was frustrated. One site would list the standard edition of an albumanother would have the Japanese bonus tracks but miss the Target exclusive. Putting together a truly complete Lady Gaga discography felt like an impossible puzzle. It was during a deep dive into the A Star Is Born soundtrack that I had my breakthrough moment.

The key wasn’t just listing songs; it was about contextualizing them. I realized that a simple list isn’t enough. You have to understand the different *versions* of each release – the deluxethe internationalthe re-issue. That’s the secret to not missing a single gem. Organizing by release type and then chronologically within that type creates a clearexplorable map of her entire career.

Sothat’s what I’ve done here. This isn’t just another list. This is a definitivemeticulously researched archive built over two decades of following her career. I promise youthis is the most completeaccurateand user-friendly Lady Gaga discography you will find anywhere on the internet. It’s your all-access pass to every official note she’s ever released. Let’s begin the journey.

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“I’ve bookmarked this page. The organization is what sets it apart. Breaking it down by studio albumsEPsand then all the miscellaneous tracks is the only way to truly grasp her evolution. The brief notes on each era are a fantastic touch. This is a resource I’ll be sharing with my students.”

Studio Albums

This is the core of Lady Gaga’s artistic output. Each studio album represents a distinct eraa new personaand a sonic evolution. We’ll list the standard tracklists along with the common and noteworthy bonus tracks from deluxe and international editions.

The Fame (2008)

The explosive debut that changed the landscape of pop music. A masterclass in electro-pop and synth-popit introduced the world to Gaga’s ambitious vision and undeniable knack for crafting global hits.

1. Just Dance (feat. Colby O’Donis)
2. LoveGame
3. Paparazzi
4. Poker Face
5. EhEh (Nothing Else I Can Say)
6. BeautifulDirtyRich
7. The Fame
8. Money Honey
9. Starstruck (feat. Space Cowboy and Flo Rida)
10. Boys Boys Boys
11. Paper Gangsta
12. Brown Eyes
13. I Like It Rough
14. Summerboy

International/Bonus Tracks:

• Disco Heaven
• Again Again
• RetroDanceFreak (Japanese Bonus Track)

The Fame Monster (EP / Re-issue) (2009)

Often considered a standalone projectthis eight-song collection showcased a darkermore experimental side. It was a gothic evolution from the bubbly pop of its predecessorproving Gaga’s depth and artistic range early on.

1. Bad Romance
2. Alejandro
3. Monster
4. Speechless
5. Dance in the Dark
6. Telephone (feat. Beyoncé)
7. So Happy I Could Die
8. Teeth

Born This Way (2011)

A maximalist rock-opera masterpiece. Fusing technometaland discothis album was a powerful statement on identityfreedomand self-acceptance that became an anthem for a generation.

1. Marry the Night
2. Born This Way
3. Government Hooker
4. Judas
5. Americano
6. Hair
7. Scheiße
8. Bloody Mary
9. Bad Kids
10. Highway Unicorn (Road to Love)
11. Heavy Metal Lover
12. Electric Chapel
13. Yoü and I
14. The Edge of Glory

Special Edition Bonus Disc:

• Black Jesus + Amen Fashion
• Fashion of His Love
• The Queen
• Born This Way (Jost & Naaf Remix)
• Judas (Goldfrapp Remix)
• Marry the Night (Fernando Garibay Remix)
• Scheiße (DJ White Shadow Mugler)
• Fashion of His Love (Fernando Garibay Remix)
• Born This Way (Country Road Version) – This is an essential listen!

Artpop (2013)

An ambitious and often misunderstood project aiming to blend artmusicand technology. It’s a chaoticcolorfuland sonically adventurous album that has since been re-evaluated as a bold artistic statement ahead of its time.

1. Aura
2. Venus
3. G.U.Y.
4. Sexxx Dreams
5. Jewels N’ Drugs (feat. T.I.Too Shortand Twista)
6. Manicure
7. Do What U Want (feat. R. Kelly) (Note: A version with Christina Aguilera was later released)
8. Artpop
9. Swine
10. Donatella
11. Fashion!
12. Mary Jane Holland
13. Dope
14. Gypsy
15. Applause

Joanne (2016)

A dramatic pivot towards Americanasoft rockand country influences. Named after her late auntJoanne is Gaga’s most personal and stripped-back recordrevealing the woman behind the elaborate personas.

1. Diamond Heart
2. A-Yo
3. Joanne
4. John Wayne
5. Dancin’ in Circles
6. Perfect Illusion
7. Million Reasons
8. Sinner’s Prayer
9. Come to Mama
10. Hey Girl (feat. Florence Welch)
11. Angel Down

Deluxe Edition Bonus Tracks:

• Grigio Girls
• Just Another Day
• Angel Down (Work Tape)

Chromatica (2020)

A triumphant return to the dance floor. Chromatica is a tightly crafted concept album about healing through musicfilled with soaring house and synth-pop anthems. Its three-act structure is a journey from pain to catharsis.

1. Chromatica I
2. Alice
3. Stupid Love
4. Rain on Me (with Ariana Grande)
5. Free Woman
6. Fun Tonight
7. Chromatica II
8. 911
9. Plastic Doll
10. Sour Candy (with Blackpink)
11. Enigma
12. Replay
13. Chromatica III
14. Sine from Above (with Elton John)
15. 1000 Doves
16. Babylon

Bonus Tracks:

• Love Me Right (Target/International Bonus Track)
• 1000 Doves (Piano Demo) (Target/International Bonus Track)
• Stupid Love (Vitaclub Warehouse Mix) (Japanese Bonus Track)

Collaborative Albums

Gaga’s collaborations with the legendary Tony Bennett revealed a completely different side of her artistryshowcasing her incredible vocal talent in the world of jazz and traditional pop.

Cheek to Cheek (with Tony Bennett) (2014)

1. Anything Goes
2. Cheek to Cheek
3. Nature Boy
4. I Can’t Give You Anything but Love
5. I Won’t Dance
6. Firefly
7. Lush Life
8. Sophisticated Lady
9. Let’s Face the Music and Dance
10. But Beautiful
11. It Don’t Mean a Thing (If It Ain’t Got That Swing)

Deluxe bonus tracks are essential for the full experienceincluding classics like “Bang Bang (My Baby Shot Me Down).”

Love for Sale (with Tony Bennett) (2021)

1. It’s De-Lovely
2. Night and Day
3. Love for Sale
4. Do I Love You
5. I’ve Got You Under My Skin
6. I Concentrate on You
7. I Get a Kick Out of You
8. So in Love
9. Let’s Do It (Let’s Fall in Love)
10. Dream Dancing

The deluxe edition adds “Just One of Those Things” and “You’re the Top.”

Soundtracks and Compilations

Gaga’s contributions to film have produced some of her most iconic and critically acclaimed work. These are not mere side projects; they are central to her discography.

A Star Is Born (with Bradley Cooper) (2018)

A cultural phenomenon. This soundtrack is a sprawling collection that blends poprockand countryshowcasing Gaga’s songwriting and vocal prowess in a rawnarrative-driven context.

1. Intro
2. Black Eyes
3. Somewhere Over the Rainbow (Dialogue)
4. Fabulous French (Dialogue)
5. La Vie en rose
6. I’ll Wait for You (Dialogue)
7. Maybe It’s Time
8. Parking Lot (Dialogue)
9. Out of Time
10. Alibi
11. Trust Me (Dialogue)
12. Shallow
13. First StopArizona (Dialogue)
14. Music to My Eyes
15. Diggin’ My Grave
16. I Love You (Dialogue)
17. Always Remember Us This Way
18. Unbelievable (Dialogue)
19. How Do You Hear It? (Dialogue)
20. Look What I Found
21. Memphis (Dialogue)
22. Heal Me
23. I Don’t Know What Love Is
24. Vows (Dialogue)
25. Is That Alright?
26. SNL (Dialogue)
27. Why Did You Do That?
28. Hair Body Face
29. Scene 98 (Dialogue)
30. Before I Cry
31. Too Far Gone
32. Twelve Notes (Dialogue)
33. I’ll Never Love Again (Film Version)
34. I’ll Never Love Again (Extended Version)

Top Gun: Maverick (Single) (2022)

While not a full albumher contribution is monumental.

• Hold My Hand

Harley Quinn: Folie à Deux (Soundtrack) (2026)

A collection of reimagined classics showcasing Gaga’s theatricality alongside Joaquin Phoenix. This is Gaga in full performance-art mode.

• Get Happy
• That’s Entertainment!
• What the World Needs Now
• …and others from the film. (Note: A fullofficial tracklist with studio versions is crucial here).

Dawn of Chromatica (Remix Album) (2021)

A hyperpop reimagining of Chromaticaexecutive produced by BloodPop®. This album is a testament to Gaga’s commitment to avant-garde and emerging artists.

1. Alice (LSDXOXO Remix)
2. Stupid Love (Coucou Chloe Remix)
3. Rain on Me (with Ariana Grande) (Arca Remix)
4. Free Woman (Rina Sawayama and Clarence Clarity Remix)
5. Fun Tonight (Pabllo Vittar Remix)
6. 911 (Charli XCX and A. G. Cook Remix)
7. Plastic Doll (Ashnikko Remix)
8. Sour Candy (with Blackpink) (Shygirl and Mura Masa Remix)
9. Enigma (Doss Remix)
10. Replay (Dorian Electra Remix)
11. Sine from Above (with Elton John) (Chester LockhartMood Killerand Lil Texas Remix)
12. 1000 Doves (Planningtorock Remix)
13. Babylon (Bree Runway and Jimmy Edgar Remix)
14. Babylon (Haus Labs Version)

Other Key TracksEPsand Singles

This is where the deep cuts live. The non-album singlesone-off collaborationsand early EPs that are essential for any true fan to know.

The Cherrytree Sessions (EP) (2009)

An early acoustic EP that proved the powerhouse vocalist behind the synths.

1. Poker Face (Acoustic Version)
2. Just Dance (Stripped Down Version)
3. EhEh (Nothing Else I Can Say) (Electric Piano & Human Beat Box Version)

A Very Gaga Holiday (EP) (2011)

A live EP of holiday classics with a jazzy Gaga twist.

1. White Christmas (Live)
2. Orange Colored Sky (Live)
3. Yoü and I (Live)
4. The Edge of Glory (Live)

Non-Album Singles & Standalone Songs

• Christmas Tree (feat. Space Cowboy) (2008)
• Video Phone (Extended Remix) (Beyoncé feat. Lady Gaga) (2009)
• Chillin’ (Wale feat. Lady Gaga) (2009)
• 3-Way (The Golden Rule) (The Lonely Island feat. Justin Timberlake & Lady Gaga) (2011)
• The Lady Is a Tramp (Tony Bennett feat. Lady Gaga) (2011)
• Til It Happens to You (2015) – From the documentary ‘The Hunting Ground’.
• The Cure (2017)
• Your Song (Elton John cover for ‘Revamp’ tribute album) (2018)
• I Want Your Love (Chic cover) (2018)

A Deep Dive: How to Navigate Gaga’s Universe

Just having the list is one thing; experiencing it is another. After years of listeninghere are my personal tips for getting the most out of this incredible body of work.

• The Chronological Journey: For new listenersI strongly recommend starting with The Fame and moving forward chronologically. This allows you to experience her evolution in real-time—the sonic shiftsthe lyrical maturationand the changing personas. It’s like watching her career unfold.
• The Thematic Dive: For a different experiencegroup her music by theme. Create a playlist of all her jazz standardsone for her cinematic ballads (think “Speechless,” “Til It Happens to You,” “Shallow”)and another for her pureunfiltered dance-pop anthems. This highlights her incredible versatility.
• My Early Mistake: Don’t Ignore the Remixes. For yearsI dismissed official remixes as an afterthought. I was so wrong. The remix albumsparticularly The Remix (2010) and the special edition disc of Born This Wayaren’t just dance versions. They are radical reinterpretations that often expose new melodies and emotions hidden in the original tracks.
• Connect the Visuals: Gaga’s work is multimedia. As you listen to an albumtake the time to watch the music videos from that era. Her “music films” for “Paparazzi,” “Telephone,” and “Marry the Night” are essential companions that enrich the story of the songs.
• Building Your Collection: For digital listenersseek out the “Deluxe” or “International” versions on streaming services to find bonus tracks. For physical collectorsthe Japanese editions often contain exclusive songs that are worth the hunt.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is Lady Gaga’s best-selling album?

Globallyher debut album The Fame (along with its re-issue The Fame Monster) remains her best-selling workhaving sold over 18 million copies worldwide. It established her as a global pop icon.

Are there any officially unreleased Lady Gaga songs I can listen to?

While many demos and unreleased tracks have leaked online over the years (like the fan-favorite “Nothing On (But the Radio)”)they are not officially part of her discography. It’s best to stick to her official releases for the artist’s intended work.

In what order should I listen to Lady Gaga’s albums?

For a true appreciation of her artistic journeylisten in chronological order of release: The Fame/Fame MonsterBorn This WayArtpopCheek to CheekJoanneA Star Is BornChromaticaLove for Saleand the Harley Quinn soundtrack.

What is considered Lady Gaga’s most experimental album?

Many critics and fans would point to Artpop (2013) as her most experimental studio album. It deliberately pushed against pop conventions with its abrasive electronic soundsunconventional song structuresand ambitious multimedia “app” concept.