Convince me that Gaga won't release another album before her tour

[mrlemon 577]

she makes an album about every 3 years 

[AsleepOnTheCeiling 6,400]

7 hours ago, warholastar said:

Every era, every single era since the fame, rumours of an EP that never show up. But I believe we could have a digital deluxe with longer tracks and maybe some new

It's not really a rumor when Gaga's own team speaks them into existence. Though I understand that there's not a lot of follow through on her EPs and B-Sides, which doesn't make much sense considering the success of TFM.

1 hour ago, Delulu Rogers said:

1. Her team is not that smart and lacks the hustle

2. The tour is already mostly sold out no? Why would she have to keep the hype going theoretically? 

3. They couldn’t even promote a single. They’re planning a whole album/EP? Please

Why are we questioning the skills of her team when we saw how well she recovered from 2013? I feel like sometimes we need to remind ourselves that she's not the one that was big in the early portion of 2010's and charts in bubbling under now. The fact that her team was able to orchestrate a revival of her career that saw her going from doing a jazz album to landing the biggest performance possible to landing a major motion picture with one of the most awarded songs in history is telling of her team's capabilities. A lot of her ASIB re-peak comes from Warner Bros., but ultimately her team not only negotiated the contract for her with all the specifics, but they coordinated her promo schedule with everything else she was doing at the time (Engima, Haus Labs, recording). A team can't do much if an artist simply isn't able to handle promo at the moment, be it for mental health, physical health, or moral reasons. 

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Well...... a part of me thinks she’s gonna have to release SOMETHING before the tour to promote it i.e. a remix album or possibly an EP with the unreleased/scrapped songs that BloodPop was mentioning.

I mean, look at what Ariana Grande did with The Sweetener Tour. It didn’t start until almost a year after Sweetener was released, and during that time leading up to the tour she released thank u, next, another full studio album. In Gaga’s case, I think it’s possible and great idea, but extremely unlikely. She hasn’t done much promo at all even after Chromatica was released, so....

But then again............. the tour was only 6 dates and most tickets have already been sold anyway. Regardless, she’s an A-list act. I suppose she wouldn’t really need a large push for ticket sales to secure profits from the tour. Just look at how Enigma did.

This era has been the worst one yet, and I’m not saying that because I hate the album - I love it. It’s not entirely her fault though, we’re in a pandemic. There’s really not MUCH she can do at this point, but it saddens me that it seems like she gave up on the album? She didn’t even acknowledge it going #1, or do any virtual interviews aside from the 2 radio stations and the Zane Lowe one.

[Brecht 7]

The tour will be canceled hun.

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3 hours ago, justhislife said:

It's not really a rumor when Gaga's own team speaks them into existence. Though I understand that there's not a lot of follow through on her EPs and B-Sides, which doesn't make much sense considering the success of TFM.

Why are we questioning the skills of her team when we saw how well she recovered from 2013? I feel like sometimes we need to remind ourselves that she's not the one that was big in the early portion of 2010's and charts in bubbling under now. The fact that her team was able to orchestrate a revival of her career that saw her going from doing a jazz album to landing the biggest performance possible to landing a major motion picture with one of the most awarded songs in history is telling of her team's capabilities. A lot of her ASIB re-peak comes from Warner Bros., but ultimately her team not only negotiated the contract for her with all the specifics, but they coordinated her promo schedule with everything else she was doing at the time (Engima, Haus Labs, recording). A team can't do much if an artist simply isn't able to handle promo at the moment, be it for mental health, physical health, or moral reasons. 

I somewhat agree but at the same time we don’t know if it is her choosing to tank the chromatica era or her team. Let’s not forget that there was much wasted potential in Joanne and ASIB that falls on the shoulders of her team rather than her. It’s great that they were able to rebrand her image but that doesn’t mean her team is good at making strategic promo or marketing moves. What’s the point of rebranding her image of she isn’t going to do anything to capitalize on it? I think many things fall on her and her team as to why so much potential always seems wasted.

[buzzkill 5,152]

It wont. Hope i helped you 

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[Knife 6,888]

An EP of songs that didn't make the cut on Chromatica - maybe. A full album? Not a chance. Things move too slowly in Gaga's world for that to happen.

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On 7/25/2020 at 5:26 PM, KEVIN STEVE said:

But then late last year Tony said there was no plan for it 

I'd love a new Jazz album though, but a jazz album with original songs would be even better imo. If someone can do it, it's Gaga

Maybe it is without Tony then? But I doubt about original songs, only if she suddenly get inspired because of folkrole