The Joanne World Tour is back! Lady Gaga kicked off the European leg of her latest tour with a sold-out show at the Palau Sant Jordi in Barcelona, Spain on Sunday night. Enjoy high definition videos from the concert below!

Lady Gaga will perform at the 60th GRAMMY Awards, CBS announced on Thursday. Gaga will reportedly take the stage with a performance of a song from her GRAMMY-nominated album Joanne at the show, which will take place on January 28th, 2018. CBS will broadcast the event live from the Madison Square Garden in Gaga's hometown New York City.

This will be Gaga's fourth GRAMMY appearance in a row. Last year, she joined Metallica for a fiery performance of "Moth Into Flame," in 2016 she paid tribute to the late David Bowie, while the year before she dueted with Tony Bennett on "Cheek to Cheek."

Lady Gaga is nominated for two GRAMMY awards this year: in the Best Pop Vocal Album category for Joanne, and Best Pop Solo Performance for "Million Reasons."

Pop legend and Las Vegas headliner Celine Dion says she doesn't have any advice for Lady Gaga, who has just announced that she will be embarking on a two-year residency in Vegas. Why? Because Celine thinks Gaga is too professional and talented to be told what to do. Awww!

"Do I have advice for Lady Gaga? No!," she told Andy Cohen. "First of all, this girl knows exactly what she's doing. She knows what to do. And I will never, ever, ever, in my whole life tell somebody professional super talented like she is how to do things. I'm going to go see her show. When is she starting?"

When asked if she would want to duet with Gaga, Celine added: "Oh, don't get me started now! I would love that, I love her so much. I can't wait! Come on, Lady Gaga, we're waiting for you!" 

In December, Lady Gaga announced a massive Las Vegas residency at the MGM Park Theater that is scheduled to start late this year. "It has been a life-long dream of mine to play Las Vegas. I am humbled to be a part of a historical line-up of performers, and to have the honor of creating a new show unlike anything Vegas has ever seen before," she said in a statement. "I'll leave my heart on the stage every single night."

More details and dates are expected to be announced in the coming months.

Warner Bros. has pushed back Lady Gaga and Bradley Cooper's A Star Is Born from its May 2018 release date. The remake will now hit theatres during award season on October 5th, 2018. According to the Hollywood Reporter, the decision was made after executives saw a locked cut of the movie.

Exclusive: Details From The Set Of Lady Gaga And Bradley Cooper's 'A Star Is Born'

The movie, which marks Cooper's directorial and Gaga's big screen debut, is based on William Wellman's 1937 film of the same name starring Janet Gaynor and Fredric March. In the pic, Cooper plays Jackson Maine, a country music star on the brink of decline when he discovers a talented unknown named Ally, played by Gaga.

Gaga has recently finished recording an original soundtrack album for the movie with her longtime collaborator DJ White Shadow (Born This Way, ARTPOP, "The Cure.")

Lady Gaga has confirmed that she has signed a deal to perform at the Park Theater at Monte Carlo as part of her very first Las Vegas residency. The new show will be designed specifically for the venue and the first concerts are scheduled for December 2018.

"It's the land of Elvis, Tony Bennett and Frank Sinatra, the Rat Pack, Elton John, Judy Garland and Liza Minnelli," Gaga said. "It has been a life-long dream of mine to play Las Vegas. I am humbled to be a part of a historical line-up of performers, and to have the honor of creating a new show unlike anything Vegas has ever seen before. I'll tell you exactly what I told my MGM and Park Theater partners: you can count on this performer always for one thing… I'll leave my heart on the stage every single night. Thank you to my fans for always believing in me. Meet me in Las Vegas baby, we did it!"

Performance dates and ticket information will be announced in the coming months.

Lady Gaga has concluded the North American leg of the Joanne World tour. Mother Monster wrapped the massively-successful tour's first leg with a sold-out show at LA's The Forum on Monday night. The final tour stop fell on the anniversary of the death of Gaga's aunt Joanne, who the tour and the album is named after.

Read also: Lady Gaga Announces Las Vegas Residency

"Today is not only the last date of our North American tour, but this is the anniversary of Joanne's death," Gaga told the crowd. "I feel very strongly that she has her angel wings wrapped around us tonight."

Gaga was then joined by her friend and collaborator Mark Ronson for a touching performance of the album's title track.

Enjoy videos from the Los Angeles stop of the Joanne World tour below and share your concert experience in the comments!

Lady Gaga gave a surprise performance at Antone's Nightclub in Austin, Texas after her show at the Frank Erwin Center on Tuesday night. Mother Monster showed up to support her friend and collaborator Brian Newman, who was playing a show at the club as part of his band's After Hours tour.

Gaga performed a set of her favorite jazz standards, including "I Can't Give You Anything But Love" and "Ev'ry Time We Say Goodbye." Watch below!

Lady Gaga performed at a sold-out show in Houston, Texas on Sunday night, but before she took to the stage, the Joanne singer spent a day volunteering for Hurricane Harvey relief. Gaga joined veterans from Team Rubicon to help a woman named Pamela do some demolition due to water damage and mold remediation in her house.

"Today before the show the Born This Way Foundation and I volunteered for Team Rubicon," Gaga told fans on Instagram. "They are a team of Veterans and first responders joining forces to provide disaster relief. These people are amazing, and a wonderful place to donate to, I saw (and did) first hand the hard work they do and it’s amazing. Donate to them if you want to give back, they are a blessing!"

Related: Lady Gaga Receives Standing Ovation from Five Former Presidents at Hurricane Aid Concert

Gaga's Born This Way Foundation posted a video of Gaga breaking down some walls with a sledgehammer. Watch the videos below and click here to learn more and donate to Team Rubicon.

 

“I got your ceiling Pam!” I love this woman. She is so strong! #houston #HoustonStrong Donate to @TeamRubicon

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Lady Gaga dedicated her Joanne World Tour show in Houston, Texas on Sunday night to her late friend and Haus of Gaga member Sonja Durham Dubois, who died earlier this year following a long battle with breast cancer. Gaga performed "Grigio Girls," a bonus track from her most recent album Joanne which is not included in the regular set list of the tour.

"This is my friend from Houston that I lost," Gaga said holding a photo of her and Sonja. "I'm gonna need your help singing this song. It's called 'Grigio Girls.' She actually loved Rose but we used to get together without her and drink Pino Grigio. We needed time to cry when she wasn’t around because we were so worried for her. I wrote this song for her and she heard it before she died."

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

Sonja Durham Dubois was one of Gaga's best friends and longtime managing director of Haus of Gaga. She battled stage-four breast cancer. She passed away in May.

Little Monsters listening to U2's newly-released album Songs of Experience might have recognized a very familiar voice on one of the tracks. While never officially announced, Lady Gaga has provided background vocals for track six on the new CD called "Summer of Love."

The song is about the refugee crisis in Syria and has been called one of the album's highlights. "I've been thinking about the West Coast / Not the one that everyone knows / In the rubble of Aleppo/ Flowers blooming in the shadows / For a summer of love," the band's frontman, Bono, sings.

Listen below and let us know what you think of the comments!

Massive congratulations to our girl Lady Gaga who has just received not one, but two GRAMMY nomination for latest album Joanne and "Million Reasons"!

Joanne will compete against Coldplay's Kaleidoscope EP, Lana Del Rey's Lust For Life, Imagine Dragons' Evolve, Kesha's Rainbow in the Best Pop Vocal Album category, while the Hillary Lindsey-co-penned "Million Reasons" will battle Kelly Clarkson's "Love So Soft," Kesha's "Praying," and P!nk's "What About Us" for Best Pop Solo Performance.

"I'm humbled and grateful that my album Joanne was nominated and also my song 'Million Reasons,'" Gaga wrote. "Thank you so much Monsters and Grammy Voters for believing in this music and me. I love you so much. This is a day to truly celebrate lots of hard work, perseverance and gratitude through music."

The 60th Grammy Awards will take place in Gaga's hometown New York on January 28th, 2018. 

Lady Gaga couldn't physically be at the 2017 American Music Awards on Sunday night, but that didn't stop the Joanne superstar from absolutely slaying the show's red carpet. Gaga set up her own mini red carpet backstage at her show in Washington, D.C. and posed for a series of pictures in a gorgeous black dress, designed by Azzedine Alaia who passed away this weekend.

"There was no one who did what he did," Gaga said of the late fashion icon. "No one knew a woman’s body like him. He should be celebrated as one of the greatest fashion designers the world has ever known. I️ love you, Azzedine. I️’m devastated I️ didn’t get to say goodbye."

Enjoy pictures from the AMA red carpet below and click here to watch Gaga perform "The Cure" live from the Joanne World Tour in Washington, D.C.!

 

#AMAs heeere we goooo!! #AMAsRedCarpet #AMAsxGaga Styling @tomeerebout @sandraamador.xx Hair @fredericaspiras Makeup @sarahtannomakeup Photo @alex.j.dolan

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#AMAsRedCarpet #AMAsxGAGA #AMAs wearing #Alaïa

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Lady Gaga stole the show at this year's American Music Awards with a stunning rendition of her latest single "The Cure." Wearing a gorgeous metallic outfit designed by her sister Natali Germanotta, Gaga started out the performance at the piano and then broke out into a dance number, which was streamed live from her sold-out show in Washington, D.C. 

Related: Lady Gaga Slays 2017 American Music Awards Red Carpet

Shortly after the performance, Gaga won the award for Favorite Female Artist and got emotional during her acceptance speech. "I have the best fans in the whole world," she told the crowd. "I am so lucky. You just remember, if you feel different, if you feel not understood, don’t you are give up on who you are. You fight like hell for what you believe in!"

Watch Gaga's performance and acceptance speech at the 2017 American Music Awards below!

Lady Gaga has written a touching tribute letter to her friend, French fashion iconi Azzedine Alaïa who has passed away at the age of 77. In a series of Instagram posts, Gaga called Alaia "a true genius" and "one of the greatest designers the world has ever known."

"I'll mourn forever the loss of my friend," Gaga shared. "A true genius in not only fashion but in his heart. He was a king and had the highest standards of design and work ethic. He was so giving, so loving, his heart so full and pure. I️'d watch in awe as he hand made each and every piece, his fingers touching the fabric like poetry. Then he would want to feed us all, and cook with his own hands and talk for hours at the table while his dogs would run around joyfully smelling the delicious food he made us.

She continued: "To say he was special would be an understatement. To say he was integral, important and influential to fashion is simply not enough. There was no one who did what he did. No one knew a woman’s body like him. He should be celebrated as one of the greatest fashion designers the world has ever known. I️ love you, Azzedine. I️’m devastated I️ didn’t get to say goodbye. I️ love you."

Lady Gaga fans are perhaps most familiar with Azzedine's work for the instantly-iconic dress he custom-designed for the singer for the 2015 Academy Awards red carpet. Gaga also wore his clothes at the 2016, Victoria's Secret Fashion Show, her 2013 Lady Gaga & the Muppets' Holiday Spectacular show, and her 2013 appearance on Watch What Happens Live.

Watch Gaga sing "Joanne" outside the designer's house in Paris, which Gaga called her "last moments wtih Azzedine," below...

Lady Gaga is currently in the middle of the second North American leg of her massively successful Joanne World Tour, which relaunched earlier this month after Gaga had to reschedule several dates due to severe physical pain. This month the tour has visited Montreal, Indianapolis, Detroit, Uncasville, Louisville and Kansas City, all of which were sold out.

YouTube user David has captured some amazing front row footage of Gaga's concert in Detroit, including the fan-favorite performances of "Dancin' In Circles," "John Wayne" and "The Cure." Check them out below and be sure to share your Joanne World Tour experience in the comments!

Plus, don't forget that this Sunday, Gaga will give a not-to-be-missed performance at the 2017 American Music Awards, which will be broadcast live from the Washington, D.C. stop of the tour.

Lady Gaga and Bradley Cooper's highly-anticipated remake of the movie A Star Is Born has been confirmed to be R-rated in the United States. The Motion Picture Association of America has awarded an R rating for Gaga's big screen debut for "language throughout, some sexuality and nudity, and substance abuse."

While not much has been revealed about the content of the movie (fans expect the first official trailer to debut later this month), Gaga Daily members who attended one of the early pre-screenings report that there is a very brief full-frontal nude scene with Gaga which is likely one of the main reasons the movie received the R rating.

Related Forum: Just Saw A Star is Born Pre-Screening, Ask Me Anything!

"The music was outstanding, bar none," one fan added. "Even if you don't like country or Joanne much, Gaga sells it with the performances." Another fan wrote: "This movie is excellent, great story. Lady Gaga and Bradley Cooper were amazing, they have great chemistry. It has Oscars all over it!"

A Star is Born starring Lady Gaga (credited as Stefani Germanotta) and Bradley Cooper is set for release on May 18, 2018. Gaga plays an aspiring musician named Ally, who gets discovered by a country music star (Cooper) on the brink of decline.

The rumors are true! Lady Gaga will perform at this year's 2017 American Music Awards on Sunday, November 19th, ABC announced on Tuesday. Her performance will be televised live from her Joanne World Tour show in Washington, D.C. Gaga is expected to sing her latest single "The Cure," giving the hit track its first televised performance.

Lady Gaga is up for one award at this year's show — she will battle Rihanna and Alessia Cara for Favorite Pop/Rock Female Artist.

This will be Gaga's fourth performance at the American Music Awards. She made her debut at the show in 2009 with an instantly-iconic performance of "Speechless" and "Bad Romance," and then returned to the AMAs stage in 2013 for an "American-themed performance" of "Do What U Want" and in 2016 to promote "Million Reasons."

Lady Gaga continues her Joanne World Tour with stops in North America after having to reschedule part of the massively-successful tour earlier this year due to severe physical pain. At one of the two sold-out shows at Uncasville's Mohegan Sun Arena, Gaga noticed an injured fan and stopped mid-performance to check up on her. 

She said: "Are you doing alright? Are you gonna stay? Do you need some extra help? Do you need a paramedic? They're on their way? Okay! What's your name? Meredith? I'm so sorry you got hit in the face and that you're bleeding. We're gonna make sure you're okay, alright? Okay, I think she's gonna see the doctors. What we all need to remember is that there are things that are more important than show business.

"So we'll do this one for Meredith, alright," she added before dedicating a performance of "Paparazzi" to the fan, who also received a backstage pass later. Watch the moment below...

VIDEO: A fan was hit in the face & started bleeding during tonight’s show, so Lady Gaga stopped the show to make sure she was fine & gave her a backstage pass! @ladygaga #JoanneWorldTour #JoanneWorldTourConnecticut pic.twitter.com/pVLruwbT0d

— Joanne World Tour (@ladygaga_JWT) November 12, 2017

Record producer and Lady Gaga's long-time collaborator DJ White Shadow says the singer's next album will be ARTPOP's "little sister." The Detroit-based DJ compared the upcoming record to Gaga's controversial 2013 album, which celebrates its fourth anniversary today, in an emotional new Instagram post.

"4 years ago I put out a record called ARTPOP with Lady Gaga," the DJ, real name Paul Blair, told his followers. "I could write a book about it, maybe one day I will. I lost a best friend and manager, Gaga lost her entire support team, and we were all alone. I am so grateful for this record because it taught me a lot. I made some friends that have changed my life forever in the halls where this record was recorded, whom I love so incredibly deeply. For all her flaws, strangeness and beauty, I thank you ARTPOP for the lessons learned and the gifts you gave. Happy 4th Birthday. I can’t wait to introduce you to your little sister soon."

Related: DJ White Shadow teases "world-changing" new music

He tagged the post #LG6, a fan nickname for the yet-untitled album.

Gaga and DJ White Shadow have been working together for the past several months while on the road for Gaga's Joanne World Tour. We're hearing that Interscope executives held a big meeting recently regarding Gaga, which most definitely means she is about drop something very soon. How excited are you for new music from Mother Monster? Let us know in the comments below!

Lady Gaga is back in the studio with her friend and long-time collaborator DJ White Shadow ("Born This Way," "Applause," "The Cure")! The Detroit-raised DJ shared pictures of Gaga recording new music in her tour bus on Wednesday night and teased an upcoming collaboration.

"I am about to do some s**t that will change the world," he wrote while in studio with Gaga. "I am going to dedicate it to the people that I let into my life with love who abandon me when I needed them the most, and to the people that took advantage of a me because my heart is bigger than my head sometimes. Every time you hear it on the radio, think of me."

Gaga is currently on a world tour supporting her latest album Joanne, which recently received a platinum certification from the Recording Industry Association of America. During a meet and greet with fans in Indianapolis, Gaga revealed that she has already begun working on new music, and even sang an unreleased track called "Frankensteined," a song about "putting your pieces back together."

In May 2018, Gaga will make her big screen debut in Bradley Cooper's remake of A Star Is Born. Gaga has composed and rand will perform original songs in the movie.

Lady Gaga's Joanne World Tour is back and better than ever! The "Million Reasons" superstar had to cancel part of the massively successful tour due to severe physical pain, but she returned to the road on Friday with a sold-out show at Montreal's Bell Centre.

"[Gaga] was amazing and in full spirit," a fan in attendance wrote on the Gaga Daily forums. "She really put on a show and I think she was reminded of how much her fans love her. I was right up front and she looked into my camera several times and even touched me. It was amazing."

While last night's show did not involve any set list changes, Gaga wore new outfits while performing "Diamond Heart," "Perfect Illusion," "Dancin' In Circles," and "Million Reasons." Watch fan videos below and be sure to share your experience in the comments!

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Lady Gaga is the newest global ambassador for Tudor, promoting the brand's new "Born To Dare" campaign, which celebrates the history of Tudor and its parent company Rolex. Watch the new commercial for the campaign and let us know what you think in the comments below!

Congratulations are in order for Lady Gaga, whose 2013 album ARTPOP has just been certified platinum in the United States. The news comes just days after Gaga's most recent release, Joanne, received the same award from the Recording Industry Association of America. This also now means that all of Mother Monster's solo albums are certified platinum (or higher) in her home country.

ARTPOP was released in November 2013 to mixed critic reviews, but was commercially successful, debuting at number one on the Billboard 200 with first-week sales of 258,000 copies. The album became Gaga's second consecutive number one in the United States and earned a nomination for Top Dance/Electronic Album at the Billboard Music Awards. ARTPOP spawned three singles, the Top 5 smash "Applause," "Do What U Want" (featuring Christina Aguilera), and "G.U.Y."

What is your favorite ARTPOP moment? Let us know in the comments below!

Congratulations to Lady Gaga whose latest album Joanne has just been certified platinum in the United States! The "Million Reasons" singer received the official plaque from the Recording Industry Association of America on Monday, just days after the album celebrated its first anniversary.

"My album Joanne is officially certified platinum in the United States," Gaga wrote as she shared the exciting news with fans onTwitter. "I couldn’t be more happy, thank you from me and my family to you!"

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Joanne, named after Lady Gaga's late aunt, was released in October 2016 and debuted at number one on the Billboard 200, selling 201,000 copies in its first week. The album spawned two Top 20 singles, including "Million Reasons," which topped charts worldwide.

Lady Gaga made a surprise appearance at a concert on Saturday to raise money for victims of devastating hurricanes in Texas, Florida, Louisiana, Puerto Rico and the U.S. Virgin Islands. The event, titled "Deep From the Heart: The One America Appeal," featured appearances by all five former living U.S. presidents, who gave Gaga a standing ovation after her breathtaking performance of the hit ballads "Yoü And I," "Million Reasons," and "The Edge of Glory."

"I just want to remind you that when some of us are on the edge, we're all on the edge," Gaga told the audience "We all sit around and we watch it on TV, and on the news and we feel on the edge with every single one of you even when even if we're not there. I hope every single person here tonight will join me in giving what they can to help these beautiful, vibrant communities recover. Please donate your time and your love. I really believe in everything that this incredible moment stands for."

Watch the performance that made Bill Clinton tear up below and visit OneAmericaAppeal.org to donate now.