Lady Gaga is stepping into Chicago for "The Chromatica Ball," her first tour in four years.
Fans can expect to hear the 36-year-old popstar's classic hits, along with songs from her 2020 album “Chromatica" and soundtracks from “A Star Is Born” and “Top Gun: Maverick.”
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The "Bad Romance" singer is set for a 7:30 p.m. performance Monday at Wrigley Field, and tickets are rather pricey — so if you're looking to score some, put on your best poker faces.
Originally, tickets from the MLB started with a price point of $198.50 plus fees, though they're all sold out.
For those still looking to join the crowd, resale markets remain as an option.
On Stubhub, fans can grab a seat in the back starting at $150 plus fees.
If you want to be at the infield for the show, you may have to dish out over $225 depending on the section, according to the resale site.
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Just in case you were wondering, field-level tickets with unobstructed views of the show will cost over $400 on the low end.
After hitting up the Windy City, the singer, who has 13 Grammy Awards under her belt, will head to Boston, Atlanta and a few more cities before taking off to Asia.