How to Follow Spotify's Important Press Conference with Lady Gaga Tonight, an Unprecedented Event.

The iconic pop artist Lady Gaga is about to make her return, and Spotify is hosting a special event in collaboration with her, seeking fan participation. To celebrate the release of her new album, Mayhem, which will drop on March 7, Spotify will hold a live press conference with Gaga, marking an unprecedented event for the streaming platform. However, there's an interesting twist: Gaga will not take questions from journalists, but from her fans.

That's right. Spotify has decided to look beyond its usual subscriber base and focus on specific fan bases. The press conference will be known as the 'Little Monsters Press Conference.' On February 21, Gaga announced the event through Spotify's social media accounts, inviting followers to ask her “any questions they want.” This suggests that there are no limits on what can be asked during this exclusive Spotify event.

For many Spotify subscribers, this news may not have the same impact as the anticipated launch of a new HiFi tier. Nevertheless, Gaga's conference represents one of the first fan-focused events on the platform, an exciting step towards greater inclusivity for followers. Although Spotify has incorporated social and interactive features, it had not previously created a significant space for fans to connect.

The event, taking place today (March 6), will be live-streamed on Spotify's TikTok and Instagram pages, as well as on its YouTube channel. The conference will start at 6 PM ET / 3 PM PT, which corresponds to 11 PM for fans in the UK. While this may be a late hour for some, it will definitely be worth tuning in.

For those in locations where Spotify channels may be blocked or unavailable, it's advisable to explore options to avoid missing this fan event, potentially using NordVPN for secure access.

Given that this event is unprecedented for Spotify, it’s hard to foresee exactly what will be discussed, but Gaga's invitation to fans suggests that the dialogue could cover unexpected topics beyond music and streaming. After nearly five years since the release of her last studio album, Chromatica (2020), many will be eager to inquire about the inspiration and creative process behind her new work, as well as what the future holds for her once it premieres on March 7.