Lady GaGa on "Gossip Girl"

Sneak Peek: Lady GaGa's "Gossip Girl" Performance

Lady Gaga will appear on next Monday's episode of Gossip Girl, and you can see a clip of her performance below.

According to People.com, the singer performs her new single, "Bad Romance" at a private show arranged by Leighton Meester's Blair Waldorf.

"My little sister is the hugest Gossip Girl fan ever," Lady Gaga told People.

Watch the entire episode Monday, November 16 at 9 PM ET on the CW.

Lady GaGa Performs at Midnight Sonic, Summer Sonic 2009

Lady GaGa Performs on French TV

Lady Gaga performed on the French TV show 'Taratata' on Sept 10th, 2009 while she was in Paris. Below is a video of her acoustic 'Eh, Eh (Nothing Else I Can Say)' performance:

Lady Gaga Announces 'The Monster Ball'

International pop superstar Lady Gaga today announced plans for her next North American tour, entitled "The Monster Ball." The tour will begin on November 27 in Montreal, and will wind up on January 21, 2010 in Gaga's hometown, New York City. Kid Cudi will be the supporting act for the entire tour.

Says Lady Gaga, "The Haus of Gaga had been designing 'The Monster Ball' for premiere in 2010 at the O2 Arena in London, but due to diligent work and preparation, 'The Monster Ball' will begin on November 27 in Montreal. 'The Monster Ball' is a multimedia artistic experience in the style of the first-ever 'pop electro opera.'"

Lady Gaga will release a re-package of her breakthrough album, The Fame, called The Fame Monster, earlier that week, on November 23. The re-package will include eight brand new songs, including the club-banging first single "Bad Romance." Continues Lady Gaga, "A message to all my little monsters: The Fame Monster will come out four days before the first live show. You have exactly 96 hours to learn all of the lyrics so you can sing along. Dress accordingly."

The dates for "The Monster Ball" are:

November 27 – Montreal, Quebec, Canada – The Bell Center
November 28 – Toronto, Ontario, Canada – Air Canada Center
November 29 – Ottawa, Ontario, Canada – Scotiabank Place
December 01 – Boston, MA – Wang Center
December 02 – Boston, MA – Wang Center
December 03 – Camden, NJ – Susquehanna
December 09 – Vancouver, BC, Canada – Queen Elizabeth Theatre
December 10 – Vancouver, BC, Canada – Queen Elizabeth Theatre
December 13 – San Francisco, CA – Bill Graham Civic
December 18 – Las Vegas, NV – TBD
December 19 – San Diego, CA – San Diego Sports Arena
December 21 – Los Angeles, CA – Nokia Theatre
December 29 – Atlanta, GA – Fox Theater
December 31 – Miami, FL – Knight Center
January 03 – Orlando, FL – The Hard Rock
January 07 – St. Louis, MO – The Fox
January 08 – Chicago, IL – Chicago Theatre
January 09 – Chicago, IL – Chicago Theatre
January 12 – Detroit, MI – Fox Theater
January 16 – Atlantic City, NJ – Borgata
January 20 – New York, NY – Radio City Music Hall
January 21 – New York, NY – Radio City Music Hall

Click Here to view two promotional photos for the tour.

Lady GaGa to Take Part in Museum Exhibit

Lady Gaga has always maintained that her concerts are performance art. And so in her lace-veiled view, it's entirely logical that she'd be performing at Museum of Contemporary Art's 30th anniversary gala in L.A. on November 14 with the Bolshoi Ballet and artist Francesco Vezzoli.

Vezzoli says of the upcoming performance: "They basically offered me a social ritual as a blank canvas to be turned into an artwork. Some artists might see this as a nightmare, but for me it’s like a surreal dream, and in true surreal style I wanted to mix together the youngest and most daring pop icon, Lady GaGa, with the oldest and most classically trained group of dancers in the world, the Bolshoi Ballet.

The performance will take many references from Le Bal (1935), the only one of the Ballets Russes ever designed by Balanchine in collaboration with an Italian artist, the Surrealist Giorgio de Chirico. The output will be flawlessly imperfect and unpredictable, just like any overambitious happening should be.”

Lady Gaga and dancers from the Bolshoi Ballet will be performing the world premiere of "Speechless", a song from The Fame Monster.

Source: GaGaDaily

Photos From GaGa's Latest Appearances

Lady GaGa Arriving at the Human Rights Campaign National Dinner:
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Lady GaGa at the 13th Annual Human Rights Campaign National Dinner:
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Lady GaGa Performs at the 13th Annual Human Rights Campaign National Dinner:
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Lady GaGa at the National Equality March:
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Lady Gaga Performs At The HRC Dinner

Check out the video of Lady Gaga performing John Lennon's Imagine at the 13th annual National Dinner of the Human Rights Campaign in Washington, D.C. October 10th.

Lady GaGa Performs at Gavin Friday's Birthday Concert

Lady GaGa performed at the birthday party for Gavin Friday hosted by U2 last night. Check out some videos from the concert:

Lady GaGa Rocks Saturday Night Live!

Last night, Lady GaGa appeared on Saturday Night Live (finally!) and did an incredible job.

First, she did a skit with the one and only Madonna, then she performed an amazing version of her recent single, 'Paparazzi' and for her second performance, she did a medley of 'LoveGame/Bad Romance/New York/Poker Face'. Check out the videos below:

Skit With Madonna:


Paparazzi:


LoveGame/Bad Romance/New York/Poker Face Medley:


Skit With Andy Samberg/Ending:

TONIGHT: Saturday Night Live

Lady Gaga is set to perform "Paparazzi" and her brand new song "Bad Romance" on Saturday Night Live tonight (11:30 PM EST)!

Live updates will be posted on our Twitter.

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The Baltimore Sun's GaGa Concert Review

John-John Williams IV (of the Baltimore Sun) was at last night's Lady Gaga show at DAR Constitution Hall. Here are his thoughts:

Lady Gaga knows how to put on a show -- when she's on stage. Too bad she makes her fans wait an hour and a half for an hour performance with no encore.

That's right: At her DAR Constitution Hall show last night, there was no opening act, an hour-long performance by Lady Gaga and no encore. But like I said, when she's on stage, she's one heck of a performer.

The minute the curtain dropped, revealing Lady Gaga dressed in a geometric, glittery metallic dress with an Anna Wintour blonde and pink bob, she had the crowd's attention.

Gaga launched into her hit single "Paparazzi," working the screaming fans by screaming "D.C." and flashing the middle finger at the end of the song.

It quickly became apparent that Lady Gaga is more than just a shiny pop package. She’s a phenomenal performer with a myriad of tricks up her haute coutured sleeves. She's a great singer, pianist, and showman too: She was tickling the ivories while squatting on the piano bench in heels ...

A little later, Gaga bounced up on top of the bench and bent down to plink a couple notes. She also threw her foot up onto the keys at one point and played some more.

You know Lady Gaga's over-the-top persona has been carefully calculated. And you know she's a bit of a thrill-seeking attention whore. But all that doesn't matter. The girl can flat out sing. She's got raw singing power a la Kelly Clarkson and swagger like Pink.

It's hard to think of a recent dance music artist who has been more successful. And other than Gwen Stefani and Fergie, I can't think of another white songstress who is able to make such a seamless cross-over into hip-hop. (Just ask Kanye West, who she will be touring with this fall.)

Last night, Lady Gaga told the crowd that she was a problem child who has grown into a woman who only wants to make her father proud. She also told the crowd that her father was scheduled to have open heart surgery, a revelation that was really unexpected and well received by the audience, who yelled words of encouragement.

"You be good to your mom and dad," she later told her fans. (You don't hear that everyday -- especially from a sexed-up pop starlet.)

Lady Gaga also knows where a big chunk of her fan base lies -- with the gays!

Unlike some artists who shy away from the major elephant in the room -- Beyonce for one -- Lady Gaga acknowledges her dedicated fans. During more than one interview I've heard Lady Gaga give shout outs to her same-sex loving followers. And during last night's concert, she dedicated the song "Boys, Boys, Boys" to her gay fans who are "there for me" and "tell me when I suck," she told the audience, which drove them into frenzied cheers.


From the beginning, Lady Gaga wanted her fans to know of her fashionista tendencies. The words "Haus of Gaga" and "Candy Worhol" flashed onto a cloth screen. The videos shown throughout her performance were reminiscent of scenes from an ultra-eccentric fashion show. (Think Jean-Paul Gaultier.)

I was surprised she was as reserved as she was with her outfits. After the MTV Music Video Awards where she had a number of costume changes that included what appeared to be a bird’s nest on her face and homage to the abominable snowman, I expected more of the same. Instead there were only about four real wardrobe changes. Most of them looked like they had been salvaged from the movie "Flash Gordon." (I could have done without her bubble dress. Complete. Disaster.)

I have to admit, when I first saw Lady Gaga perform last summer on an episode of "So You Think You Can Dance," I was convinced that she was simply a studio voice with a manufactured look. I have since rethought my stance on her voice. It’s fantastic by today’s standards. All that she really needs to work on is her timing. A 90-minute wait for an hour-long show is as over-the-top as she is. Maybe a (fashionable) alarm clock might help.

Source: BaltimoreSun.com

Lady GaGa Performs in Richmond

Check out the video below of Lady GaGa performing at the Landmark Theater in Richmond last night:

Paparazzi:


LoveGame:


BoysBoysBoys:


Money Honey:


Beautiful, Dirty, Rich:


Just Dance:


Eh, Eh (Nothing Else I Can Say):


Poker Face (Acoustic):


Poker Face:

Lady GaGa Live at the Cherrytree House

Lady GaGa to Perform at the O2 in London in March

According to TicketMaster.co.uk, Lady Gaga will be performing at the O2 arena in London on March 1st and 2nd. Tickets go on sale on Friday, December 12 at 10:00.

Lady GaGa Performs at Marc Jacobs Party

Lady GaGa performed at her own party hosted by V Magazine and sponsored by Belvedere Vodka last night.

Check out the videos below:

GaGa Performs Acoustic on Fun Radio

Lady GaGa Interview/Performance at NRJ Radio

Check out Lady GaGa's performance of Eh, Eh (Nothing Else I Can Say) below:

And check out the interview below:

Lady GaGa To Perform On The Ellen Show

According to USAtoday.com, Lady GaGa will be a special guest at the premiere episode of The Ellen DeGeneres Show on Tuesday, September 8. It is rumoured that she will perform her single "LoveGame".

Lady GaGa On Music Japan + Performance