Gaga, who is set to tour in support of her sixth studio album Chromatica, will kick off the 2021 trip with performances in Paris on July 25th and London on July 30th. She will then head to North America for shows in Boston, Toronto, New York/New Jersey and Chicago in August.

“We’ve been working hard to figure out the safest and soonest way to bring this show to you, but most importantly, want everyone to be healthy and able to dance together at the shows as we always have,” Lady Gaga wrote on social media announcing the new dates.

According to the post, those who purchased tickets for the original concerts will get the info about the new shows via mail.

Check out the new Chromatica Ball Tour dates below.

Lady Gaga released Chromatica in May, debuting at the top of Billboard 200 charts. The record, which met with positive reviews from the critics, also got to No.1 on charts in 16 other countries while becoming the fastest-selling album of the year in the UK.

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The “Poker Face” singer recently went on social media to tell her fans that she will be adding more dates to her Enigma and Jazz & Piano shows.

Gaga’s Enigma residency was scheduled to wrap up on November 8th, but will now extend to seven more shows between December 28th and May 15th. Her Jazz & Piano residency will see five more shows being added to its run, including a New Year’s Eve performance.

The Enigma residency opened in late December at MGM Park Theater, and features Lady Gaga playing her greatest hits with all the accompanying theatrics and choreography.

Jazz & Piano, on the other hand, sees Gaga in a more intimate surrounding as she performs songs from the Great American Songbook and stripped-down versions of her most notable tracks.

Gaga is also expected to finish her sixth studio album in the near future. She revealed that she already started working on the record and has spent time in the studio with producers Boys Noize, DJ White Shadow, BloodPop, and Sophie.

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Gaga, who is set to tour in support of her sixth studio album Chromatica, will kick off the 2021 trip with performances in Paris on July 25th and London on July 30th. She will then head to North America for shows in Boston, Toronto, New York/New Jersey and Chicago in August.

“We’ve been working hard to figure out the safest and soonest way to bring this show to you, but most importantly, want everyone to be healthy and able to dance together at the shows as we always have,” Lady Gaga wrote on social media announcing the new dates.

According to the post, those who purchased tickets for the original concerts will get the info about the new shows via mail.

Check out the new Chromatica Ball Tour dates below.

Lady Gaga released Chromatica in May, debuting at the top of Billboard 200 charts. The record, which met with positive reviews from the critics, also got to No.1 on charts in 16 other countries while becoming the fastest-selling album of the year in the UK.

The post Lady Gaga Reveals Rescheduled Dates for Her “Chromatica Ball Tour” appeared first on Hot Pop Today.

The “Poker Face” singer recently went on social media to tell her fans that she will be adding more dates to her Enigma and Jazz & Piano shows.

Gaga’s Enigma residency was scheduled to wrap up on November 8th, but will now extend to seven more shows between December 28th and May 15th. Her Jazz & Piano residency will see five more shows being added to its run, including a New Year’s Eve performance.

The Enigma residency opened in late December at MGM Park Theater, and features Lady Gaga playing her greatest hits with all the accompanying theatrics and choreography.

Jazz & Piano, on the other hand, sees Gaga in a more intimate surrounding as she performs songs from the Great American Songbook and stripped-down versions of her most notable tracks.

Gaga is also expected to finish her sixth studio album in the near future. She revealed that she already started working on the record and has spent time in the studio with producers Boys Noize, DJ White Shadow, BloodPop, and Sophie.

The post Lady Gaga Extends Her Las Vegas Stay into 2020 appeared first on Hot Pop Today.