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Lady Gaga single and album artwork
Single: Just Dance (ft. Colby O'Donis)
Year: 2009
Official Charts Peak: 1Just Dance was Lady Gaga's breakthrough track and was released in 2009 in the UK, following a release the year before in the US.
Produced by Akon, the Locked Up star helped get Gaga signed after they worked together on a songwriting session.
The track features her then labelmate Colby O'Donis. We're not sure where he is now.
Single: Beautiful Dirty Rich
Year: 2009
Official Charts Peak: 83The Fame album track Beautiful Dirty Rich was only released as a promotional single, which explains its position outside of the Top 40.
Single: Poker Face
Year: 2009
Official Charts Peak: 1Poker Face is Gaga's biggest hit in the UK, and became her first Official Charts Million Seller. She has managed to score another since, but there'll be more on that later...
Single: Eh Eh (Nothing Else I Can Say)
Year: 2009
Official Charts Peak: N/AEh Eh (Nothing Else I Can Say) was not released as a single in the UK, but was a single in Australia and New Zealand and France.
Single: LoveGame
Year: 2009
Official Charts Peak: 19Do you want love or you want fame? Gaga asked on LoveGame, which peaked at Number 19 in the UK.
Single: Paparazzi
Year: 2009
Official Charts Peak: 4Paparazzi became Gaga's third consecutive Top 5 single in the UK and is considered by many as one of her absolute best efforts.
Album: The Fame
Year: 2009
Official Charts Peak: 1Lady Gaga's debut album made one hell of splash on music charts across the world, though it did take three months to reach the top spot in the UK...
Album: The Cherrytree Sessions
Year: 2009
Official Charts Peak: N/AGaga's first live collection was The Cherrytree Sessions, and featured new versions of Poker Face, Just Dance and Eh Eh.
Album: HitMixes
Year: 2009
Official Charts Peak: N/AThose lucky Canadians! HitMixes was an exclusive remix album just for Canada and had physical packaging made of paper, apparently. We assume this is will be an eBay flog in years to come.
Single: Vanity
Year: 2008
Official Charts Peak: N/AVanity is a bit off one. Only available on the US' advance promo edition of The Fame, the track was cut from all future versions of the album. It was then released as an exclusive download on music website Rhapsody. We know... us neither.
Single: Christmas Tree
Year: 2009
Official Charts Peak: N/AMother Monster's first trek into the realm of Christmas releases was this forgotten gem.
Released between the US and UK releases of Just Dance, it actually came before Gaga's first Number 1 on our side of the pond. We first got access to it a year later as part of a free download season from Amazon.
Single: Chillin (Wale ft. Lady Gaga)
Year: 2009
Official Charts Peak: 12Gaga's first of two features on tracks in 2009 came in the form of Chillin by Wale, a track Gaga helped write. Wale originally wanted either Nelly Furtado or Gwen Stefani to feature, but opted for Gaga once Just Dance and Poker Face skyrocketed to the top of the charts. Funny that, eh?
Single: Video Phone (Beyonce ft. Lady Gaga)
Year: 2009
Official Charts Peak: 58One of Beyonce's many (many) singles from her I Am... Sasha Fierce album was Video Phone, the remix of which featured vocals from Gaga, who is also in the video for the single. This turned out to not be the last meeting between these two, or their last collab about phones...
Single: Bad Romance
Year: 2009
Official Charts Peak: 1By November 2009, nine months after her debut single hit Number 1 in the UK, Gaga had released or appeared on 10 singles. You think she would maybe have a rest? You thought wrong.
Gaga topped up The Fame with eight new tracks, leading the pack with Bad Romance. It became Gaga's third UK Number 1 and her second million seller too.
Single: Telephone (ft. Beyonce)
Year: 2010
Official Charts Peak: 1What do you get if you have a woman with Coca Cola cans in her hair rock up in a prison that looks like the best alternate universe version of Bad Girls ever? That's right, Gaga's video for Telephone.
The fantastic 10 minute visual coupled with guest vocals from Bey took Telephone to the Top of the Official Singles Chart, marking the last time Gaga hit the summit in the UK.
Single: Alejandro
Year: 2010
Official Charts Peak: 7DON'T CALL MY NAME, DON'T CALL MY NAME!
Channeling ABBA and Ace of Base, Gaga turned heads with Alejandro thanks to its musical style and jaw-dropping music video. The song became her sixth Top 10 single in the UK.
Single: Dance In The Dark
Year: 2010
Official Charts Peak: 89A digital-only release back in 2010, Dance In The Dark was originally meant to be the third single from The Fame Monster, but a dispute between Gaga and Interscope led to Alejandro being chosen instead.
When it finally looked like DITD was to get an official release, its music video never appeared and it wasn't sent to radio in most countries. At least it got cover art. Silver linings.
Album: The Fame Monster
Year: 2009
Official Charts Peak: 1Not happy with releasing one album in the UK in 2009, Gaga released another. The Fame Monster is an EP that topped the charts by itself, but is also packaged as an add-on to The Fame.
Despite not being singles, 4 of the 5 album tracks that were not officially released reached the UK's Top 100. Teeth being left out makes us sad.
Although not officially classed as a second studio album, it wouldn't be long before that arrived...
Album: The Remix
Year: 2010
Official Charts Peak: 3Gaga's first remix album - aptly titled The Remix - got to Number 3 in the UK and is one of the best selling remix albums of all time.
Album: The Singles
Year: 2010
Official Charts Peak: N/AIt's not just Canada who get exclusive releases! Japan were the lucky recipients of The Singles, a compilation box-set of nine Gaga CDs. Only 5000 were made, so they will surely be collectors' items for Little Monsters.
Single: Born This Way
Year: 2011
Official Charts Peak: 3It doesn't matter who you are or where you are from, Born This Way related to just about everyone and took the world by storm. The track peaked at Number 3 in the UK, bringing in with it Gaga's most personal era yet.
Single: Judas
Year: 2011
Official Charts Peak: 8JUDAS, JUDA-AH-AH! Perhaps Gaga's most controversial track, the song stands as a pillar of the various religious imagery within the BTW album. It peaked at Number 8, and was, coincidentally, her eighth UK Top 10.
Single: Born This Way (The Country Road Version)
Year: 2011
Official Charts Peak: N/ARe-recording Born This Way in a new stripped-back fashion, The Country Road Version saw a portion of the song's proceeds be donated to an anti-bullying charity.
Single: The Edge of Glory
Year: 2011
Official Charts Peak: 6Another cut hailed as one of Gaga's finest moments. The Edge of Glory was another Top 10 single for Mother Monster in 2011.
Single: Hair
Year: 2011
Official Charts Peak: 13Despite being a promotional single, Hair actually outdid Gaga's next two official releases from Born This Way that even had their own videos, reaching Number 13.
Single: You and I
Year: 2011
Official Charts Peak: 23You and I saw Gaga go all country on us. Her male alter-ego Jo Calderone reemerged to promote the single, posing for the cover art and appearing in the video too.
Interestingly, the cover art for You and I matches the styling of single covers released from The Fame Monster, and we're not sure why. That's Gaga for you.
Single: Marry The Night
Year: 2011
Official Charts Peak: 16Marry The Night was the final single taken from Born This Way and was accompanied by her longest video to date. There are dance routines and explosions aplenty in the video, and Gaga pours cereal on herself. As you do.
Album: Born This Way
Year: 2011
Official Charts Peak: 1A second studio album, a second UK Number 1. Born This Way was a global phenomenon and had some pretty polarising artwork!
Album: Born The Way: The Remix
Year: 2011
Official Charts Peak: 77Not faring as well as its remix predecesssor, Born The Way: The Remix peaked outside the UK Top 40. The likes of Zedd, Hurts and Two Door Cinema Club provide re-swizzles on this one.
Album: A Very Gaga Holiday
Year: 2011
Official Charts Peak: N/AGaga's second attempt at a seasonal special release came with A Very Gaga Holiday, an acoustic jazz EP featuring tracks such as White Christmas, and new versions of You and I and The Edge of Glory.
Single: 3-Way (The Golden Rule)
Year: 2011
Official Charts Peak: N/ARemember when Lady Gaga teamed up with Justin Timberlake? They collaborated with The Lonely Island for 3-Way, a comedy track that debuted on an episode of Saturday Night Live.
Single: The Lady is a Tramp (Tony Bennett & Lady Gaga)
Year: 2011
Official Charts Peak: N/ATony Bennett released this single from his album Duets II. The track was so well received, he and Gaga decided to complete an entire album together. More on that in a moment!
Single: Applause
Year: 2013
Official Charts Peak: 5Lady Gaga's ARTPOP album suffered from a series of financial setbacks, but lead single Applause didn't suffer. The track hit Number 5 in the UK and the video is as Gaga as you would expect.
Single: Do What U Want (ft. R Kelly)
Year: 2013
Official Charts Peak: 9Despite not having an official video, Do What U Want was a dream collaboration between Lady Gaga and R Kelly, resulting in a fantastic chart result.
The song is hailed as one of ARTPOP's most creative; while the paparazzi can have all of the photos of Gaga's body they could ever want, they'll never tap into her mind.
Single: Venus
Year: 2013
Official Charts Peak: 76Venus was announced as a single and then shelved, only to then be given the spotlight once more in a double music video with G.U.Y. The confusing situation regarding its release led the promo single to chart at 76.
Single: Dope
Year: 2013
Official Charts Peak: N/AThe second promotional single from ARTPOP, Dope failed to chart in the UK. It did however get some unforgettable cover art, so we just had to include it on our list.
Single: G.U.Y
Year: 2014
Official Charts Peak: N/AA delayed music video and problems with Gaga's creative team Haus of Gaga led to a less than impactful release for G.U.Y. Despite one of her most ambitious ever videos, the song failed to chart in the UK and is her lowest charting US single.
Album: ARTPOP
Year: 2013
Official Charts Peak: 1Despite being her lowest selling album to date, ARTPOP was still a commercial success, debuting at - of course - Number 1.
Single: Anything Goes (Tony Bennett & Lady Gaga)
Year: 2014
Official Charts Peak: N/A2014 saw Gaga go in a different direction - a complete collaborative album with jazz singer Tony Bennett. Anything Goes was their first single.
Single: I Can't Give You Anything But Love (Tony Bennett & Lady Gaga)
Year: 2014
Official Charts Peak: N/AWe love the cover art on this one. Caption competition anyone?
Single: Nature Boy (Tony Bennett & Lady Gaga)
Year: 2014
Official Charts Peak: N/AHow nice of Gaga to help Tony put his jacket on.
Single: It Don't Mean A Thing (If It Ain't Got That Swing) (Tony Bennett & Lady Gaga)
Year: 2014
Official Charts Peak: N/AWho knew these two had so many single covers?
Album: Cheek to Cheek (Tony Bennett & Lady Gaga)
Year: 2014
Official Charts Peak: 10Gaga's collaborative album with Tony Bennett bagged a Number 1 over in the US, but couldn't do the same in the UK. She was unable to net her fourth Number 1 album is a row, peaking at Number 10.
Single: Winter Wonderland (Tony Bennett & Lady Gaga)
Year: 2014
Official Charts Peak: N/AWant to see Lady Gaga and Tony Bennett in a winter scene? You got it!
Single: Til It Happens To You
Year: 2015
Official Charts Peak: N/AGaga reemerged at the end of 2015, recording the stunning Til It Happens To You for the film The Hunting Ground. Proceeds from the track were donated to helping survivors of sexual assault, and it was nominated for an Oscar at the 2016 Academy Awards.
Single: Perfect Illusion
Year: 2016
Official Charts Peak: 12Gaga's first lead single from an album to miss the Top 10, Perfect Illusion just missed out, perhaps due to fans getting used to her shift into a rockier, Americana style.
Single: Million Reasons
Year: 2016
Official Charts Peak: 39The second single from Joanne, Million Reasons peaked at Number 39 after a performance at the Royal Variety Performance in December.
Single: A-Yo
Year: 2016
Official Charts Peak: 66
Single: John Wayne
Year: 2017
Official Charts Peak: N/AThe third official cut taken from Joanne, John Wayne got the single treatment when its music video was released following Lady Gaga's Super Bowl performance.
Album: Joanne
Year: 2016
Official Charts Peak: 3Gaga's first solo album to miss the Number 1 spot, Joanne was beaten to Official Albums Chart glory by Elvis Presley and Michael Buble. Gaga got the last laugh in the USA though, bagging that coveted top spot on the Billboard 200.
Single: The Cure
Year: 2017
Official Charts Peak: 19Gaga ditched her Americana-tinged Joanne era shortly after it began, debuting the synthy The Cure during her headline set at Coachella.
Single: Joanne (Where Do You Think You're Goin'?)
Year: 2018
Official Charts Peak: N/ALady Gaga added brackets to the title of her album's title track when it was released as a single. The new version is a piano ballad not originally featured on the LP.
Album: A Star Is Born
Year: 2018
Official Charts Peak: 1Lady Gaga turned to movies in 2018, starring as Ally in A Star Is Born alongside Bradley Cooper. The pair recorded 17 songs for the accompanying Motion Picture Cast Recording, including the UK Number 1 single Shallow, the most streamed song of Gaga's career.
Single: Stupid Love
Year: 2020
Official Charts Peak: 5Stupid Love was the first new music from Lady Gaga in 2 years – and fans were instantly hooked. The song was revealed to be the lead single from Gaga's sixth album Chromatica.
Single: Rain on Me (With Ariana Grande)
Year: 2020
Official Charts Peak: TBARain On Me, a duet with Ariana Grande, is a triumphant, powerhouse collaboration that had a great start to its first week - can it hold on for a Number 1 debut?
Album: Chromatica
Year: 2020
Official Charts Peak: TBAAfter four long years, Lady Gaga is set to return with her sixth studio album Chromatica.