Yay Liam! What a way to break your touring virginity, with THE tourstar of our generation *.*

 

I am really gutted about 'Grigio Girls' being omitted. Considering the weight the song has on her, I thought for sure it'd be included - or maybe it's a bit too intense for her to go through every night? 'Sinner's Prayer' in the car section would've been nice too and they can delete 'Come to Mama' / 'Applause' for all I care.

 

Reviews are looking so strong, from fans and reviewers. One said that the closing with THAT song was one of the best arena closing moments this guy had ever witnessed.

 

I'M GOING TO BE A MESS AS I ALWAYS AM WITH HER :'(

Exactly! I was just thinking what better way than have Gaga break my cherry cherry boom boom. :')

 

I thought you'd be disappointed by the absence of 'Grigio Girls'. It's one of my least favourites but I can appreciate how special the song is and I think it would be a real moment on tour. Like you said though, perhaps it would have been a bit too much to perform night-in, night-out. I too would have liked 'Sinner's Prayer' (and 'Hey Girl') but at least the key ones for me are in. 'Angel Down' into 'Joanne' is gonna kill me, then I'm going to completely U-turn with 'Bad Romance' on straight after, i.e. the best Gaga single ever!!

When might perform it at select dates or on the off chance. I know Adele snubbed Love In The Dark on her set lists but performed it in Italy once so Grigio Girls might have similar luck.

At least it's not as bad as Madonna snubbing her most critically praised song - a single, too - in years from her last tour.

The evolution of her stages across the tours is a sight to behold

 

 

 

 

 

 

:wub: :wub:

I've seen a load of clips have already been uploaded to YouTube - I've watched a couple already but I'm trying to avoid watching anymore so I can experience everything for the first time when I go see her live. It's not sank in at all that I'm off to see her and I doubt it will until the actual day.

Can't wait til' October!

Amazing setlist! Everything I wanted to hear (bar Judas :( ).. even down to the BTW album tracks :wub:

It's my first Gaga tour since seeing her 4 times on The Monster Ball tour so I'm r e a d y for her to slay me.

Edited August 3, 20178 yr by Kye

People say it's so epic, many have declared it's her best tour to date already

 

That setlist!

That stage!

Those costumes!

That piano that shoots rainbow lasers!

 

Watched the opening "Diamond Heart" and gosh it's awesome

Edited August 4, 20178 yr by SKOB

Yeah i'm seeing the same comments.. Will it really top The Born This Way Ball? I'll believe it when I see it :unsure:

I'm still obsessed with the stage... It looks so groundbreaking

Wow the Artpop stage looks amazing!

Anybody who's thinking of trying to get tickets for the UK dates please check out The Ticket Factory website for the Birmingham shows. When Ticketmaster etc all show them as sold out there are actually standing and seating tickets left, and it's the official box office website so you are paying face value! Please don't get caught out on GetMeIn etc!

That set list is amazing ('Come to Mama' makes up for the lack of 'Grigio Girls'!), I think I'm gonna get tickets to see her in London :wub:

Edited August 7, 20178 yr by No Sleeep

All shows have been sold out so far!

Edited August 9, 20178 yr by SKOB

 

 

:lol:

 

AN ACTUAL GOD

 

 

CONFIRMED

 

There is nothing skinny about this cappuccino.

 

Have just watched some of this while having my lunch and it looks spectacular! The choreo *.*

Lady Gaga Makes History at Chicago's Wrigley Field

Lady Gaga made history at Chicago's Wrigley Field on Friday night when she performed her Joanne World Tour in front of a sold-out crowd at the Friendly Confines. Gaga became the first female artist to headline the ballpark, joining such acts as Sir Paul McCartney, Jimmy Buffett, Billy Joel, and Pearl Jam.

 

"Somebody told me that I had the great honor of being the first woman ever to headline Wrigley Field," Gaga told the crowd. "I feel so proud to stand here with so much dignity, but I have to say, I'm so sorry that you have not had a woman here for more than 100 years. How dare they? Welcome to the womb."

 

She added: “But I'm so proud to be here, as I'm not the first female to be in here tonight. There were so many wonderful women who played baseball for us during World War II, and we are so very proud. So, thank you."

 

http://gagadaily.com/story/news/joanne-world-tour-chicago/

 

 

Slay.