Lady Gaga

Where Gaga goes, the crowd follows – including A-listers Jonathan Bailey and Eddie Redmayne for a pop extravaganza.

Post-Gaga, the great and the good walked for less than a minute to the Sarabande High Road, a pair of Grade II listed townhouses filled with artists’ studios for more Dom Pérignon and miniature lobster roll snacks. A force that now sits on a level with the likes of Prince, Bowie and Madonna. 2022 is the second year of Dom Pérignon’s global partnership with Lady Gaga – therefore, naturally, it was the tipple of choice for a box of VIPs – spanning Bridgerton sweethearts to fashion titans. Nicola Coughlan looked adorable in a fuchsia pink one-shoulder dress (and was having a sensational time with comedian Jack Rooke) – while Jonathan Bailey smouldered in a leather kilt and shades as he chatted to Mamma Mia!’s Hugh Skinner and actor Ben Aldridge. Eddie Redmayne, ostensibly everyone's favourite guest – as well as a Sarabande Ambassador (the artists’ studios where the afterparty took place) – partied with his wife, Hannah Bagshawe and Hayley Atwell. The stars glimmered, sparkling in Lady Gaga’s magnetic aura – served up with lashings of pyro, a fierce dance troupe and gold-standard fashion.

Then came 2020's Chromatica – a maximalist dance-pop project complete with an outlandish, cyber-punk visual concept – and suddenly all was right with the world ...

Indeed, it was such a convincingly steely performance from Gaga, that when she finally broke character in Act IV it felt momentarily arresting. Two years later than originally planned, this weekend the Chromatica Ball finally arrived in London, bringing with it an extraordinary stage show that more than matched the ambition of the album. ollowing forays into Americana and heartland rock on 2016’s Joanne and the A Star Is Born soundtrack, there was a split second where we worried Lady Gaga might be abandoning her more outré creative impulses for good.

The Bad Romance hit-maker opened up about her health scare during one of the concerts on her 'The Chromatica Ball' tour at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium as per The ...

“But my friends told me to make it a dance record — and we did.” “I swear to God. I sat on my porch from the moment I woke up and I smoked probably three packs of cigarettes a day. “But it was because of somebody very special and many people in my life that I have to thank,” she continued.

The 36-year-old pop diva was dressed down for her private plane trip in a white T-shirt and blue jeans with a black face mask and matching baseball cap on.

Back to work! Birthday boy! The pampered pup was a gift to the 13-time Grammy winner from her then-fiancé Taylor Kinney back in 2014, and she went on to adopt Asia's brothers Koji and Gustav.

The Bad Romance hit-maker opened up about her health scare during one of the concerts on her The Chromatica Ball tour at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium as per The ...

“But my friends told me to make it a dance record — and we did.” “I swear to God. I sat on my porch from the moment I woke up and I smoked probably three packs of cigarettes a day. “But it was because of somebody very special and many people in my life that I have to thank,” she continued.

Lady Gaga opened up to fans at her London concert about her fears she could “go no more” in her career because of the pain from fibromyalgia.

She recalled how her friends used to encourage her to leave the porch and record a dance record. “My medical team is supporting the decision for me to recover at home.” But it was because of somebody very special and many people in my life that I have to thank. “We cancelled the Chromatica Ball because there was a global pandemic.” She continued: “But I’ve got to apologise for something else too. “And I’m sorry.

More about: Lady Gaga. On Friday night we and (63,000 people), made our way to Tottenham Hotspur Stadium for Lady Gaga's well-anticipated, postponed The ...

Fans stand from their seats, embracing friends, partners, and strangers beside them as they belt out the lyrics to this one – a very warming, and emotional moment to say the least. Gaga struts her way into the audience, accompanied by her dancers intertwining themselves with abstract dance moves, later (as if like magic) appearing on a miniature podium in the centre of the stadium. But of course, it wasn’t going to stay this way, a few versus later, Gaga catapults into the high-adrenalin pump of the original. Performing on a raised platform Gaga packed a punch with a prelude of a holy trinity of Gaga essentials, ‘Bad Romance,’ ‘Just Dance,’ and ‘Poker Face.’ Penultimate track of part II, ‘Telephone,’ stood out as one of the best performances of the evening. ‘Chromatica I,’ sets the scene as a scenic interlude before flying into ‘Alice,’ ‘Replay,’ and ‘Monster.’ Belting out some completely unhinged, unearthly and simply iconic screams, ‘Alice,’ is a stomping introductory - I’ve never heard Gaga scream like this before, her vocal range is truly undefeated.

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Sar Gwyn, an ambassador for LGBTQ+ youth charity Just Like Us, shares how Lady Gaga made it "possible" for her to thrive as an LGBTQ+ person.

As a young teenager, I remember stepping tentatively into a vast arena with bright lights and booming speakers and feeling like I was home. This charity enables young people like me to give talks in schools about what it’s like being LGBTQ+ and how to be an ally. I felt a mixture of nervous excitement knowing I was going to be in the same building as someone who had been a pivotal figure and role model for me. I truly believe that seeing a strong woman like her speak out and support LGBTQ+ issues and queer culture in general was a lifeline for me as I grappled with my own identity. As I progressed to high school I struggled to connect to those around me and gravitated towards Lady Gaga as she truly was a queer icon and someone I could look up to when I had no one else. As news travelled to my hometown that Gaga was coming to Belfast to perform, my heart skipped a beat.

Christmas is months away but Pentatonix polled their fans about what holiday songs of theirs are the best of all time. Voters chose their hit “Hallelujah.” The singers shared a video of them performing it in 2021 to celebrate. Lady Gaga has completed the ...

This weekend saw the reigning queen of pop snatch back her crown. But where was I? Sinking stupid pints at a stupid pub, feeling like a failed homosexual.

It was therapy pop at a time when we were banged up in the confines of our homes – and it would have to be Gaga delivering a digital hug across 16 tracks. I’ve long heralded Lady Gaga as one of the greatest pop artists of all time, up there with Madge and Prince. She’s delivered some of the best and most memorable tracks of the past decade. As every gay in the city sang back lyrics to some of the greatest pop tunes made in the past decade, I did not. All of that within the space of a year. This weekend, Lady Gaga returned to the stage with her highly-anticipated Chromatica Ball. Like loads of other worldwide tours, it had been stalled for two years after the supporting album was released in the middle of the pandemic – and the crowd was buzzing. As every gay in the city made a beeline for Gaga, I did not.