Fresh off the heels of her breathtaking Super Bowl Halftime show, Lady Gaga has announced the she'll be performing at this year's Grammys! The singer will take the stage at the 59th Annual Grammy Awards, which will be held on on February 12th in Los Angeles, for a duet performance with Metallica.

"It has been my dream for so long to hear Gaga sing metal with a legendary band. I have never been so excited for a Gaga performance," a fan on the Gaga Daily forums wrote in response to the news, while another added: "She is the only pop star who could duet with Metallica."

Stay tuned for more updates and in the meantime, check out this epic mashup of Gaga's hit single "Telephone" and the Metallica classic "Enter Sandman"!

Lady Gaga's 13-minute performance at Sunday night's Super Bowl LI Halftime show was not only met with rave reviews from fans and critics alike, but also helped boost her entire catalog up on the charts. At the time of writing, the Joanne superstar holds 16 spots on the iTunes singles chart in the United States, with her latest single "Million Reasons" occupying the top spot.

Gaga is leading on the albums front as well: the deluxe edition of her latest album Joanne is currently the top-selling album on iTunes, while the regular version sits at No. 5. She has two more releases inside the Top 10, with two versions of the 2009 blockbuster The Fame Monster at No. 4 and No. 6, and Born This Way at No. 9.

Re-watch Lady Gaga's Halftime performance below and click here to buy her music on iTunes.

Just hours after her epic performance at the Super Bowl LI Halftime show, Lady Gaga has announced a new new world tour in support of her latest album Joanne. The concert tour, named simply "Joanne World Tour," will begin this summer in North America. Check out the tour dates below and click here for ticket info!

August 01 - Vancouver, BC 
August 03 - Edmonton, BC
August 05 - Tacoma, WA
August 08 - Los Angeles, CA
August 11 - Las Vegas, NV
August 13 - San Francisco, CA
August 15 - Sacramento, CA
August 19 - Omaha, NB
August 21 - St. Paul, MN
August 23 - Cleveland, OH
August 25 - Chicago, IL
August 28 - New York, NY
September 01 - Boston, MA
September 04 - Montreal, QC
September 06 - Toronto, ON
September 10 - Philadelphia, PA
September 15 - Rio De Janeiro, BR
September 22 - Barcelona, Spain
September 24 - Zurich, Switzerland
September 26 - Milan, Italy
September 29 - Hamburg, Germany
October 01 - Antwerp, Belgium
October 03 - Amsterdam, Netherlands
October 06 - Paris, France
October 09 - London, UK
October 15 - Birmingham, UK
October 17 - Manchester, UK
October 21 - Copenhagen, Denmark
October 23 - Stockholm, Sweden
October 26 - Berlin, Germany
October 28 - Cologne, Germany
November 05 - Indianapolis, IN
November 07 - Detroit, MI
November 10 - Uncasville, CT
November 13 - Louisville, KY
November 15 - Kansas City, KS
November 16 - St. Louis, MO
November 19 - Washington, DC
November 20 - Pittsburgh, PA
November 28 - Atlanta, GA

November 30 - Miami, FL
December 01 - Tampa, FL
December 03 - Houston, TX
December 05 - Austin, TX
December 08 - Dallas, TX
December 09 - Oklahoma City, OK
December 12 - Denver, CO
December 14 - Salt Lake City, UT

Lady Gaga is about to enter the wine business, TMZ reports exclusively. The Super Bowl LI Halftime show performer is launching her own brand of wine, named "Grigio Girls" after a bonus track on her latest album Joanne.

Gaga's company has registered the trademark in December and will produce "wine, prepared wine cocktails, wine coolers, wine punches and prepared alcoholic cocktails."

Related: Lady Gaga Reveals Meaning Behind 'Grigio Girls' In Emotional Interview

"Grigio Girls" is a song written about Gaga's longtime friend and creative director at the Haus of Gaga, who is fighting stage four cancer. "It's about how me and all of our girlfriends would get together and cry without her when she's not around. Because we love her so much and we just want to be strong with her."

An official announcement is expected later this year.

Lady Gaga took the Super Bowl Halftime show to new heights on Sunday, delivering an incredible production that featured many of her signature hits, several shows-stopping costume changes, and an all-out-Gaga stage set up. Immediate data puts viewership numbers well beyond 100 million, putting Gaga's vocal, dancing, and creative talents on full display for the entire world to see.

Read also: Lady Gaga Announces 'Joanne' World Tour

Gaga's already critically-acclaimed performance, likely to be remembered as one of the best at the Super Bowl, took fans through her five iconic pop eras. Opening with a beautiful rendition of  the classic "This Land Is Your Land," Mother Monster danced and belted her way through a dizzying amount of her own hits including "Bad Romance, "Just Dance," "Poker Face" and her latest single "Million Reasons."

Lady Gaga says she isn't going to mention the new president of the United States Donald Trump during her show at Sunday's Super Bowl. Speaking to Atlanta's 98.5 KLUC, the Pepsi Zero Sugar Halftime show headliner explained that her performance will be dedicated to everyone in America.

"No," she said when asked if she will be saying anything about the new president. "That's not what the show is about. The show is coming from my heart to everyone in America that I love so much. This is my country and I'm proud to be a pop star from this country. I've travelled the whole world and it's something special to be from America. I want people that watch the Halftime show to feel the greatness of the USA."

Related: Lady Gaga Stages Protest Outside Trump Tower As Donald Trump Wins Presidency

She continued: "I mean, the thing is because I know I have a bigger stage that day and that I've had a lot of really big stages that I'm grateful for, you know the power of your voice. And I would like to use to that voice to bring people together on that day. Saying anything divisive would only make things worse. And that's just not what I want for my country."

Lady Gaga has been a vocal opponent of Donald Trump and campaigned for Hillary Clinton in the election. Following Trump's upset win, Gaga was photographed holding up a "Love Trumps Hate" sign outside of Trump Tower in New York City.

Super Bowl LI will take place on Sunday, February 5, 2017 at NRG Stadium in Houston, Texas.

The big day is almost here! To celebrate Lady Gaga's headlining performance at Sunday's Super Bowl Halftime show, both iTunes and Amazon have discounted some of her best music. Fans can download Gaga's songs, including the iconic "Poker Face," "Bad Romance," and "Born This Way" for just $0.69, and get her albums from "The Fame" to "Joanne" for as low as $6.99. Follow the links below to take advantage of the deals and stay tuned for more Halftime Show updates!

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Lady Gaga and the NFL held a press conference ahead of her highly-anticipated Super Bowl 51 Halftime Show. The event, during which Gaga answered questions about her performance, aired live on ABC's Good Morning America.

Although she wouldn't reveal details about her setlist or costume changes, she promised a "tremendously athletic" performance that will be dedicated to everyone watching, both football fans and those tuning in for the Halftime show. "This performance is for everyone. I want to, more than anything, create a moment that everyone that's watching will never forget," she told the press.

Watch below!

To celebrate her highly-anticipated performance at Sunday's Super Bowl Halftime show, Lady Gaga has launched her own emoji in collaboration with Twitter. The set includes five custom emoji for each of the superstar's albums that appear when users tweet their titles in the form of a hashtag, such as #TheFame or #BornThisWay. There are some hidden tags as well, including #DiscoStick, #CallMeJoanne, or #ShowMeYourTeeth.

You were #BornThisWay Express it. @LadyGaga emojis are here! pic.twitter.com/BoK4HuD4La

— Twitter (@Twitter) February 1, 2017

"I hope you're loving all of the new stickers and emojis," Gaga said in announcing the collaboration with Twitter.

Lady Gaga is set to take the Super Bowl stage on Sunday for an epic performance that will "span her career."

Lady Gaga is the new face of Tiffany & Co.'s new fashion jewelry collection, Tiffany HardWear, Vanity Fair reports exclusively. The Joanne singer will star in the brand's 60-second short film that will air during the Super Bowl on Sunday.

The campaign was created by former Vogue creative director Grace Coddington and features Gaga talking about empowerment and her own creative journey. "In New York, you're born knowing that Tiffany is the best, and that it is where the magic happens," she said in a statement.

Watch the commercial below and don't miss Gaga's epic performance at the Halftime show!

The rumors are true! Lady Gaga will perform on the roof of the NRG Stadium during the Super Bowl 51 Halftime show. Speaking to Mix 104.1 on Monday morning, Gaga confirmed the reports and added that it was her sister Natali's idea: "I know, let’s suspend you in the air!"

"There's a lengthy process to go through, meeting with the NFL and sort of applying and discussing what you would do in the first place," Gaga said of the upcoming performance. "I think that part of how they decide who is going to come and do the halftime show is based on our ideas and what we want to do."

Related: Lady Gaga: 'Super Bowl Halftime Performance To Span My Career'

She continued: "They were really excited about the show we wanted to put on. They've been super supportive. They’ve been there every day at the rehearsal space with us, cheering me on as we rehearse."

Gaga also added that the much buzzed-about show is being put together by her team, the Haus of Gaga.

"I've been working with them for a really long time," she explained. "We just got tattoos that say 'Haus.' We work together and we’ve been working together for a long time. We sit down and talk about what we want to say to the world and what we want the world to feel that day and say to each other. We talk a lot about the tremendous honor that it is to have that kind of a voice. We ruminate with everyone’s ideas and then we put the best ones together."

This year's Super Bowl will take place on Sunday, February 5th at the NRG Stadium in Houston, Texas.

Lady Gaga says her highly-anticipated performance at next week's Super Bowl Pepsi Halftime show will span her entire career. Mother Monster took some time out of her super busy schedule to call into Houston's Mix 62.5 station for a brief chat about the show, which is scheduled for February 5th.

"We were [rehearsing] in the tent for about a week and a half, then we had to move to bigger studios in Hollywood where we are working on the rest of the show. And then we will send that equipment to Houston where we will finish rehearsals," she told Lauren Kelly. "Fans can expect a performance that spans my career so far."

Related: Lady Gaga To Sing 'On The Roof' Of Super Bowl Despite Safety Concerns

She added: "I appreciate everyone that has supported me over the years and that still supports my music and my shows. I can't wait to do a great show for the world!"

Listen to the interview below and let us know what you expect from Gaga's show in the comments!

Lady Gaga took to her Instagram account on Sunday to share a heartfelt message about the dancers who will be taking the stage with her at this year's Super Bowl Halftime Show.

"It's insane about being here in this moment," Gaga said in a video message. "I can't stop seeing the faces of all those kids that we danced for all those years. And so many of them were so broken and so afraid and so sad, they would come to our show to feel free and now they get the biggest stage in the world."

She continued: "So, that's like why we're here. It's not just to put on the best show but it's to celebrate, you know, for all the kids that feel different. So, I'm really proud of all of you and I just want everybody in this room to stay focused and really humble and care for each other because anybody else could be there but it's you."

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— RDT Vídeo (@rdtvideo) January 23, 2017

In an earlier Instagram post, Gaga confirmed that she will not be bringing out any special guests during her Halftime performance, saying: "It's gonna be only family on that stage." This will make Gaga the first female performer in the Super Bowl history (eighth overall) to perform without guests.

Lady Gaga took to her Twitter account on Friday to share a gorgeous selfie along with a message, suggesting she had just finished filming a mysterious new video. "And that's a wrap," she wrote along with a movie camera emoji. Check out the post below!

 

And that's a wrap! 📽???? #joanne

A photo posted by xoxo, Joanne (@ladygaga) on Jan 20, 2017 at 4:10am PST

What do you guys think Gaga is working on? Could it be a promo spot for her much-anticipated Super Bowl LI Halftime show performance or is she readying a third single from Joanne? Let us know in the comments below!

Pop superstar Madonna mentioned Lady Gaga during a speech on Thursday night. The icon sat down with artist Marilyn Minter at New York City's Brooklyn Museum for a discussion in which they touched upon the media pitting celebrities, especially women, against each other.

"I've been supposedly in a fight with Lady Gaga since she was born," Madonna said. "It's absurd! They always do it."

She went on to say that she believes that women are often not as supportive of women as they should be. "I have found that throughout my career as an artist and an activist that my biggest naysayers have been women," she elaborated. "I find that astounding that other women don't support me more than they do."

Related: Lady Gaga On Madonna Comparisons: 'What I Do Is Different'

Madonna's words drew a mixed reaction from Gaga's fans.

"Honestly I've had it with Madonna acting like the media just twisted this and made their fight fake. You literally spent an entire album campaign trying to bring her down," a user on the Gaga Daily forums wrote, while another added: "It is absurd but a little late to say so when you created it, Madonna."

Click here to watch the full speech.

Enjoy the first sneak peek behind the scenes of Lady Gaga's Pepsi Halftime show featuring Gaga's longtime choreographer Richy Jackson!

A-yo, a-yo, we're singing on the ceiling! 

Lady Gaga is never the one to play it safe and it looks like her Super Bowl halftime show will be no exception. According to an exclusive Page Six report, the Joanne superstar wants to sing on the roof of the stadium despite potential technical and safety issues.

"Although insiders say 'her team is worried' about technical and safety issues surrounding Gaga's scheme, we're told the Born This Way singer is 'all for it' and 'pushing to do it,'" the newspaper reported Monday. 

An insider with knowledge of the arrangements revealed: "They're writing up multiple plans about how to safely get her on the roof, including potentially [cutting] a hole in the ceiling of the dome."

"Gaga is hoping to do the stunt live during her halftime show performance, but other insiders worry — if they can pull it off at all — the safer option might be doing the stunt as part of a pre-taped commercial in the lead-up to the game, depending on what they actually figure out is doable," the source added.

Lady Gaga was officially announced as the lead performer during Super Bowl LI in late September.

"This is one of the highest honors of my career," she said at the time. "I get a chance to sing for all the athletes — who have been working so hard their whole lives for this moment — the coaches, as well as the fans in the stands who are waiting for this moment. I think it marks what being an American is all about."

This year's Super Bowl will take place on Sunday, February 5th at the NRG Stadium in Houston, Texas. Click here to get your last-minute tickets to the show.

Lady Gaga has confirmed that her new tour is already booked and will be announced following her much-anticipated performance at the Super Bowl LI Halftime show. The yet-untitled world tour, supporting Gaga's latest album Joanne, will begin this summer in North America. Stay tuned for more info!

Read Also: Lady Gaga's Super Bowl Performance Will Be 'Amazing,' Says Fox Sports

Looks like Lady Gaga is working on more new music! The Joanne superstar was spotted in the recording studio with producer Brian Kennedy and country singer-songwriter Dallas Davidson earlier this week. Kennedy shared a snap of the musician on his Instagram page, saying: "First session of the year with Lady Gaga and Dallas Davidson. Two incredible people!"

Dallas Davidson is a BMI Songwriter of the Year-winning musician who penned 22 number one hits for some of country's biggest stars, including Luke Bryan and Blake Shelton. Brian Kennedy is a Grammy-winning record producer and songwriter, best known for his work with Rihanna ("Disturbia," "Fire Bomb"), Chris Brown ("Forever") and Kelly Clarkson ("Mr. Know It All").

What do you think Gaga is cooking up? Is she recording music for A Star Is Born or could she be working on a follow-up to Joanne? Let us know in the comments below!

 

A photo posted by Brian Kennedy (@iambkennedy) on Jan 13, 2017 at 7:54pm PST

Lady Gaga is keeping details about her much-anticipated performance undet wraps, but Eric Shanks, president of Fox Sports, says the show is going to be "pretty amazing."

"I don't know if she’s gonna have a collaborator or a guest or anything like that, just at this moment," he told reporters last week, ABC reports. "But we have spent some time with her, and I will tell you, she is so into putting on a great performance. She is all in on what she’s gonna do for everybody at halftime."

Fox NFL Sunday analyst Howie Long added: "I don’t think anyone knows what to expect. I’m sure it’ll be exciting and that’s why Lady Gaga has been cast as the halftime performer."

This year's Super Bowl will take place on Sunday, February 5th at the NRG Stadium in Houston, Texas. 

Monsters, who do you think Lady Gaga should bring out as her Halftime show special guests? Let us know in the comments below!

From delivering a powerhouse performance of the National Anthem at the Super Bowl to releasing her most personal album to date, 2016 has been one of the most exciting years in Lady Gaga's career. Let's take a look back at some of the most memorable moments of the year!

1. Lady Gaga wins her first Golden Globe

At the 73rd Golden Globe Awards, Lady Gaga won an award for Best Performance by an Actress in a Limited Series, recognizing her starring role in American Horror Story: Hotel. This was a huge moment for Little Monsters, and a viral GIF featuring Leonardo DiCaprio was icing on the cake.

2. Lady Gaga nails the National Anthem at Super Bowl 50

Gaga made her Super Bowl debut on February 7th. Donning a glittery red pantsuit, paired with sparkling blue nails, the singer wowed America with her stirring rendition of the Star Spangled Banner.

3. Lady Gaga pays tribute to David Bowie at the 58th GRAMMY Awards

Legendary pop icon David Bowie passed away in 2016. Gaga was given the honor of performing a multi-song tribute to the late singer at the GRAMMY Awards. While showcasing deep appreciation for her idol, theatrics and classic-Gaga were also shining bright.

4. Lady Gaga releases 16 V Magazine Covers

Another year, another record for Gaga. The former V Magazine columnist (2011 fans, remember?) broke the publication's record by leading the creative direction of 16 V covers. Starring in many of them herself, it was a highlight moment for a star that already has a career filled with memorable magazine shoots.

5. Lady Gaga performs 'Till It Happens to You' at Academy Awards

Rounding out her trifecta of cultural domination to start the year, Gaga dominated the 88th Academy Awards with a show-stopping performance of her Oscar-nominated anthem, "Til It Happens to You." The incredible performance featured an introduction from Vice President Joe Biden and dozens of sexual assault survivors.

6. Lady Gaga speaks out in the wake of the PULSE Nightclub shooting

In many aspects, 2016 proved to be a challenging year for the LGBTQ community. One major moment, the shooting at PULSE Nightclub in Orlando, FL, thrust the issue into the national spotlight. Gaga delivered an emotional and heart-felt speech to comfort the community following the attack.

7. Lady Gaga announces new single 'Perfect Illusion' 

Gaga's Instagram followers were in for a surprise, when she took to her account to announce her new single 'Perfect Illusion.' To fans' delight, the single was released on September 9th and marked the beginning of Gaga's pop comeback.

8. Lady Gaga releases 'Perfect Illusion' music video

Matching the dizzying pace and adrenaline of the single itself, Gaga unleashed a fast moving and visually pleasing music video for 'Perfect Illusion' on September 20th. The video was directed by Ruth Hogben.

9. Lady Gaga announced as Super Bowl 51 Halftime Show headliner

Becoming the first singer to secure two major Super Bowl performing roles in a row, Gaga announced that she will be headlining the Super Bowl 51 Halftime show. While little is known about the highly-anticipated performance, fans don't have to wait much longer as the show airs on Sunday, February 5th.

10. Lady Gaga launches Bud Light-sponsored Dive Bar Tour

Returning to her roots for her most personal album to date, Lady Gaga launched a multi-city Dive Bar Tour on October 5th. Dates for the promotional tour were held in Nashville, New York City, and Los Angeles.

11. Lady Gaga joins James Corden for Carpool Karaoke

In a dream-come-true for many, Gaga finally starred in an edition of The Late Late Show's Carpool Karaoke. The fun and engaging ride (where Lady Gaga took to the wheel herself!) featured her numerous hit singles and her latest single, "Million Reasons."

12. Lady Gaga releases fifth studio album 'Joanne'

Joanne, Gaga's fifth solo effort, was released on October 21st. The critically-acclaimed album, including career-highlights "Million Reasons," "A-YO," and "Diamond Heart," rocketed to #1 in almost every iTunes market worldwide. The record immediately became a major contender for an array of awards, and clocked in as the second-highest female debut of the year. Joanne has already surpassed 500,000 units sold in the US, and placed Gaga as the first artist to have four #1 albums in the 2010's.

13. Lady Gaga performs on Saturday Night Live

Marking her first appearance on Saturday Night Live in years, Gaga took to the late night stage just one night after Joanne was released worldwide. Performing promotional singles "A-YO" and "Million Reasons," the singer drew record high ratings and thrilled fans all over the world.

14. Lady Gaga goes on promotional tour in Japan

Japanese Little Monsters were treated to multiple promotional spots by Lady Gaga, following the release of her new album. She made appearances on SMAPxSMAP, News Zero, and Sukkiri to perform all of her newest songs.

15. Lady Gaga speaks and performs at Hillary Clinton's final campaign rally

The 2016 US Presidential Election was inescapable for much of the year, and Lady Gaga took it head on. Flying to North Carolina, Gaga gave a major speech and performed at Hillary Clinton's final presidential rally. Throughout the campaign, Gaga was a high-profile supporter of Mrs. Clinton.

16. Lady Gaga releases 'Million Reasons' as second single off of 'Joanne,' performs at American Music Awards

Third time's the charm! After "Million Reasons" made made multiple trips to the #1 spot on iTunes, Gaga announced that the track would replace "A-YO" as the second single off of Joanne. Soon after, she delivered a stripped-down, but memorable performance of the ballad at the 44th Annual American Music Awards.

17. Lady Gaga headlines 2016 Victoria's Secret Fashion Show

In one of the biggest moments of the entire year (which, as we can see, was a big year!), Lady Gaga headlined the annual Victoria's Secret Fashion Show. It was the first year that the show was held in Paris, France. Gaga knocked it out of the park with blockbuster performances of "Million Reasons," "A-YO," and "John Wayne." The best part? Gaga strutting down the runway with her own honorary wings.

18. Lady Gaga stuns at the 2016 British Fashion Awards

Lady Gaga and Brandon Maxwell took over the British Fashion Awards red carpet this year, as the singer shined bright in an elegant dress designed by her friend. The look quickly made its way to most Best Dressed lists.

19. Lady Gaga goes on UK promotional tour

Gaga marked a major return to the UK pop music scene, as she launched a promotional tour for "Million Reasons." The pop icon delivered powerful performances of her single on X Factor UK and the annual Royal Variety Show.

20. Lady Gaga releases 'Million Reasons' music video

Ending the year on an exciting note, Gaga released her latest music video for "Million Reasons" on December 14th. The video is more personal than her pervious, but is nonetheless a visual treat featuring the girl we love.

Lady Gaga was one of the many performers at Tony Bennett 90th birthday celebration, which aired on Tuesday night on NBC. Gaga, who collaborated with Mr. Bennett on a 2014 duets album Cheek to Cheek, took the stage twice to serenade the jazz legend with "La Vie En Rose" and "The Lady Is A Tramp."

"You're my family, Tony Benedetto," Gaga said as she showed off her trumpet tattoo in honor of Bennett. "You really changed my life. You are indeed an icon, but for me, you're so much more than that. You really changed my life from black to — la vie en rose!"

Watch Lady Gaga's performances below and be sure to get your copy of Tony Bennett's new album featuring two Gaga tracks on Amazon or iTunes!

The rumors are true: Lady Gaga will come to Brazil! The Super Bowl 51 halftime show performer has been confirmed to headline the country's largest music festival Rock In Rio in September as part of the worldwide tour in support of her latest album Joanne. Ticket information is expected to be released early next year.

Rock in Rio is one of the biggest music festivals in the world, with over 1.5 million people having attended the event in years past.

Gaga's new album Joanne has been a massive success in Brazil, spending seven consecutive weeks at number one on the country's album chart.

Lady Gaga is returning to Las Vegas! The Joanne singer is set to play an intimate one-night-only concert at Wynn's Encore Theatre on December 30, she announced on Friday. The 6-time Grammy winning and Academy Award-nominated singer-songwriter will take the stage to play a set of jazz standards and classics, as well renditions of fan-favorite hits, including her latest single "Million Reasons."

Tickets are $1,000 to $1,500 and and can be purchased in person at the Wynn Las Vegas Box Office or online at wynnlasvegas.com.

Gaga last performed at the Encore Theater last year as part of Sinatra 100 concert celebrating Frank Sinatra's 100th birthday. Click here to watch her sing "New York, New York" at the star-studded show.

The official music video for Lady Gaga's latest hit single "Million Reason" is here! The visual made its debut on MTV on Wednesday afternoon and became available on the megastar's VEVO channel right after. Gaga described the video as a continuation of the "Perfect Illusion" storyline, picking up right where the video left off — in the middle of a desert.

"With this music video I just really wanted to show people something that they never get to see, a more personal look into my life, and establish a more human connection with my fans," she said. "I wanted these videos to be a story of my life and not just visuals to match my music. This is a much deeper look into who I am and where I'm going."

Watch below and and be sure to get your copy of Gaga's new album Joanne via iTunes, Amazon, or at your local record shop!