Lady Gaga to be a part of Netflix's Wednesday; to release new song for the show's second season: Report

Gaga, who is well-known for her work that defies genres, is anticipated to fit in well with the Addams Family spin-off's dark, eccentric, and supernatural tone.

Lady Gaga is gearing up for a thrilling new chapter in her musical and acting career, with the release of her latest track tied to the much-anticipated second season of the hit Netflix series Wednesday.

According to Variety, the pop icon will unveil a new song titled “Dead Dance,” which will feature in the upcoming season of the Jenna Ortega-led cult series.

Lady Gaga's on-screen debut as Rosaline Rotwood, a legendary teacher at the Nevermore Academy who meets Wednesday Addams in a crucial arc, is anticipated to coincide with the release of the song and music video next month.

Gaga, who is well-known for her work that defies genres, is anticipated to fit in well with the Addams Family spin-off's dark, eccentric, and supernatural tone.

Even though Lady Gaga hasn't formally announced the release herself, excitement is growing.

Many are describing it as the ideal fusion of pop stardom and gothic storytelling, even though official details are still being kept under wraps.

To add to the excitement, Lady Gaga and Tim Burton, the creator of Wednesday, were spotted last month at Mexico City's notorious Island of the Dolls, a spooky and enigmatic place that is allegedly connected thematically to the new song. According to reports, "Dead Dance" was written in cooperation with Andrew Watt and Cirkut, the producers of her albums "Chromatica and Mayhem."

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The first installment of Season 2 of Wednesday will premiere on Netflix on August 6, bringing the eerie allure of Nevermore Academy back.

Part 2, where Gaga’s character is expected to make her grand entrance, is set to premiere on September 3. Fans can look forward to an atmospheric blend of haunting visuals, chilling narratives, and a musical twist that only Lady Gaga could deliver.