Lady Gaga had to cancel part of her Joanne World Tour due to severe physical pain last month, but she is now ready to hit the road again! Mother Monster has just announced the rescheduled dates for the tour's European leg, which is set to begin in January in Barcelona. 

January 14 – Barcelona, Spain
January 16 – Barcelona, Spain
January 18 – Milan, Italy
January 20 – Amsterdam, Netherlands
January 22 – Antwerp, Belgium
January 24 – Hamburg, Germany
January 31 – Birmingham, UK
February 1 – Birmingham, UK
February 4 – London, UK
February 6 – Manchester, UK
February 8 – London, UK
February 11 – Zurich, Switzerland
February 13 – Cologne, Germany
February 15 – Stockholm, Sweden
February 17 – Copenhagen, Denmark
February 20 – Paris, France
February 21 – Paris, France
February 23 – Berlin, Germany

Plus, check out our exclusive collection of Gaga tees that you can wear to the shows, but hurry up: they are available for 3 days only! 100% of proceeds go to the Born This Way Foundation.

Last month, Lady Gaga postponed the European leg of the world tour just three days before it was scheduled to begin due to chronic pain. "It is complicated and difficult to explain, and we are trying to figure it out," she told fans that day. "I am looking forward to touring again soon, but I have to be with my doctors right now so I can be strong and perform for you all for the next 60 years or more. I love you so much."

This year's American Music Awards nominations are out and our Lady Gaga is up for Favorite Pop/Rock Female Artist! This is her first nomination in six (whole!) years — she was last nominated for the award in 2011 during the Born This Way album campaign. This is also Gaga's fourth nod in this category and could be her second win — she first took home the Pop Female Artist in 2010, which remains her only AMA win.

Click here to vote for Gaga at this year's show and re-watch her epic performances at the previous AMAs below...

Lady Gaga paid tribute to the victims of the Last Vegas massacre, which is now the largest mass shooting in U.S. history, by hosting a live meditation session. The Joanne superstar encouraged fans to join her for a live-streamed 20 minutes of silent meditation or prayer to calm inflammation and "connect us all through inner peace."

"My intention is to provide a forum for us all connect to around the world, as a calling for world peace and inner peace," she said. "If you choose to meditate with me I will explain how meditation is important in my life and how I will be doing I practice it before we get started. It will be very helpful to be in a quiet dark space, but anywhere is fine as long as we're together."

Watch below...

Gaga, however, did not stop at inner peace. The singer  urged U.S. leaders to act quickly to tighten gun laws. She tweeted: "This is terrorism plain and simple. Terror bares no race, gender or religion. Democrats and Republicans please unite now. Prayers are important but Paul Ryan, Donald Trump, blood is on the hands of those who have power to legislate. Act quickly."

At least 59 people were killed and more than 500 were wounded when a heavily armed gunman opened fire from his hotel room window onto an open-air country music festival on the Las Vegas Strip.

Warner Bros. has moved up the release date for Lady Gaga and Bradley Cooper's A Star Is Born! Originally scheduled for September, the remake of the 1937 classic will now premiere on May 18th, 2018, Variety reports.

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

Not only will Lady Gaga make her big screen debut in the upcoming movie, the "Million Reasons" singer is also set to release a soundtrack album that will feature original music written and recorded by her.

Young pop star and Miley's baby sister Noah Cyrus covered Lady Gaga's hit single "Million Reasons" at the kick off of Katy Perry's Witness tour, which she opened for. Noah took the stage at Montreal's Bell Center on Tuesday night to perform a beautiful rendition of the power ballad in front of thousands of KatyCats waiting for the "Bon Appétit" singer to hit the stage.

Noah has been a lifelong Lady Gaga fan, calling Mother Monster her biggest musical influence and inspiration. "I've always looked up to her. When 'LoveGame' was released, I freaked out," she told V Magazine earlier this year. "I have been stuck on Joanne. Gaga has just killed it and this year, with that album, she has really inspired me. She has always inspired me."

Watch fan clips of Noah singing "Million Reasons" below...

Severe physical pain is forcing Lady Gaga to postpone the European leg of her Joanne World Tour until early 2018, the singer announced on Monday. The six-week European part of the tour was scheduled to begin on September 21st in Barcelona, Spain.

"I have always been honest about my physical and mental health struggles," Gaga explained in a touching Instagram post. "Searching for years to get to the bottom of them. It is complicated and difficult to explain, and we are trying to figure it out. As I get stronger and when I feel ready, I will tell my story in more depth, and plan to take this on strongly so I can not only raise awareness, but expand research for others who suffer as I do, so I can help make a difference.

Forum Discussion: Lady Gaga Postpones European Leg of Joanne World Tour

She continued: "I use the word 'suffer' not for pity, or attention, and have been disappointed to see people online suggest that I'm being dramatic, making this up, or playing the victim to get out of touring. If you knew me, you would know this couldn't be further from the truth. I'm a fighter. I use the word suffer not only because trauma and chronic pain have changed my life, but because they are keeping me from living a normal life. They are also keeping me from what I love the most in the world: performing for my fans. I am looking forward to touring again soon, but I have to be with my doctors right now so I can be strong and perform for you all for the next 60 years or more. I love you so much."

Earlier this week, Lady Gaga was rushed to hospital just hours before her performance at Brazil's Rock In Rio festival and remains under the care of medical professionals.

"It really hits home when you know the person you look up to is suffering the same way you are with the same illness," a fan on the Gaga Daily forums wrote, while another added: "I'm so worried about her but I know she'll come back around. I'd rather see these dates wait another 6 months than watch her injure herself beyond repair."

We are sending our love and positive thoughts to Gaga right now. Get well soon!

Lady Gaga has cancelled her performance at the Rock In Rio performance in Brazil, due to "severe pain" the festival's site announced on Thursday morning.

"Brazil, I'm devastated that I'm not well enough to come to Rock In Rio," Gaga told fans. "I would do anything for you but I have to take care of my body right now. I ask for your grace and understanding, and promise that I will come back and perform for you soon. I'm so sorry, and I love you so much."

She added: "I was taken to the hospital. It's not simply hip pain or wear and tear from tour, I'm in severe pain. I'm in good hands with the very best doctors."

We're sending our positive thoughts to Lady Gaga. Get well soon!

While it doesn't hit Netflix until September 22nd, Lady Gaga's new documentary Five Foot Two made its official debut at the Toronto Film Festival on Friday night and the response has been fantastic, with critics calling the doc "honest," "authentic," and "brilliant."

Julie Miller of Vanity Fair called the doc "remarkable" and "awards-worthy" and wrote: "The stunning film transports its audience into the wild, whiplash existence of a six-time Grammy-winning singer/songwriter, actress, beloved avatar of self expression, and entrepreneur."

Must Watch: Lady Gaga Performs at Toronto Film Festival

"Gaga exudes nuclear levels of magnetism, and the film captures her intense relationship with her friends, family and fans," said Leslie Felperin of The Hollywood Reporter, while Variety’s Owen Gleiberman wrote: "Five Foot Two shows you Lady Gaga evolving — but more than that it shows you that she’s only just getting started."

In his review for The Playlist, Gregory Ellwood concluded: "Whether you like Lady Gaga or not, you will at least finish Five Foot Two with a newfound respect for her. She has been and still is the real deal as a musician and she's battling physical demons to support her art and reward her millions of loyal fans."

Watch Gaga: Five Foot Two on Netflix on September 22nd.

Lady Gaga performed at the Toronto International Festival during the official premiere of her new documentary Gaga: Five Foot Two on Friday night. Gaga took the stage to give a stunning acoustic performance of her 2009 hit single "Bad Romance" just minutes before the Chris Moukarbel-directed doc made its debut at Toronto's Princess of Wales Theatre.

"It's a difficult thing to let somebody into your life, and I think it happened slowly and organically, and there were points where she could've pulled the plug on it, but she allowed it to happen and then we had a finished film," Moukarbel said of working with Gaga on the documentary, while she added: "It was a challenging time. There were extreme highs and my life has completely changed in the most wonderful way that I would never take back, but it also included the lowest of lows."

Gaga: Five Foot Two hits Netflix on September 22nd. Watch Lady Gaga perform "Bad Romance" at the film's premiere below...

Lady Gaga took a moment during her Joanne World Tour in Toronto to read a letter she received from a fan in the audience.

"I'm writing you because I wanted to thank you for all the strength you've given me to grow into the young woman I am today," the letter from a fan named Danny read. "I went through so much bullying and harassment and watching my mother go through an alcohol addiction as well as PTSD. She passed away this past January. Gaga, you kept me strong through that hard time. Whenever I was having a hard day or felt like I was going to have a nervous breakdown, I would listen to your music and instantly feel better. You have inspired me so much over the years in countless ways and given me the courage and confidence to be true to myself. I hope this letter gets to you."

An emotional Gaga then came down to hug the fan.

"I held it out and didn't expect she would even take it," Danny, who is a Gaga Daily forum member, said. "She and I were making eye contact all night and kept making the monster claw at each other. I'm still in shock."

Watch the moment below...

Durante o show de hoje, Lady Gaga leu a carta emocionante de uma fã e desceu do palco para abraçá-la 😍💘 pic.twitter.com/ahYZj94Tke

— RDT Lady Gaga (@RDTLadyGaga) September 8, 2017

Lady Gaga says she's going to take a break next year. Speaking at a press conference for her upcoming documentary film Gaga: Five Foot Two, the Joanne superstar revealed that while she plans to take a career break to "heal," she has some surprises for her fans up her sleeve and will still be writing music.

"I'm gonna take a rest," Gaga told a reporter at the Toronto Film Festival. "I don't know how long. That doesn't mean I won't be creating. It doesn't mean that I don't have some things up my sleeve that I'm not gonna tell you today. But I'm looking forward to reflecting and slowing down for a moment and healing because that's important."

Last month, Gaga revealed that she has begun working on a follow-up to her latest album Joanne.  "I've started writing," Gaga told Entertainment Weekly. "I have a lot of ideas and a lot of things I want to create, so you'll see in a bit. I need some time to create."

Watch Gaga's full press conference at the Toronto Film Festival below...

Lady Gaga has premiered the first trailer for her Netflix documentary Gaga: Five Foot Two. The teaser made its debut during Gaga's show in Toronto and features various clips from the highly-anticipated doc, including recording Joanne with Mark Ronson, filming the music video for "Perfect Illusion," getting ready for the Super Bowl Halftime show and even getting kicked out of Walmart.

"This was a true documentary made of my life, meaning I gave everyone access to what I wanted everyone to have access to," Gaga told Entertainment Weekly. "I decided what they could and could not film and what could be in the movie. I’m excited for people to see it, but it’s not intended to lay a framework for anything. It’s intended just to be true and honest."Ahead of its Sept. 22 release on the streaming service, director Chris Moukarbel’s film is set to premiere at the upcoming Toronto International Film Festival.

In the new doc, Gaga gives us a peek behind the curtain of her superstar life as Netflix follows her through "her most vulnerable moments as she pushes through chronic pain, heartbreak and produces a soul-blooming album."

Directed Chris Moukarbel, Gaga: Five Foot Two will debut on Netflix on September 22nd.

Lady Gaga couldn't sing for her Little Monsters, so they sang for her. 

Mother Monster had to reschedule her Joanne World Tour show in Montreal, Canada after powering through heavy rain at an earlier concert at New York City's City Field. Gaga made the announcement via Twitter on Tuesday while the tour’s promoter Live Nation released a statement confirming that the singer had been "instructed by her doctor that she will need to reschedule this evening’s show due to respiratory infection and laryngitis."

Related: Lady Gaga Performs in Pouring Rain at Joanne World Tour in New York

"To my beautiful fans. I couldn't be more devastated that I am unable to perform tonight," Gaga tweeted. "I sing this entire show live, and pride myself in giving it all, but when I sang in the rain at Citi Field I got sick and have been pushing through. I am so sorry to anyone who had their heart set on seeing me tonight. I love you."

Instead of going home, however, the fans headed to Gaga's Montreal hotel to support and serenade her. Overwhelmed by the gesture, Gaga sent them pizzas and autographed copies of the Joanne album and event went up onto the hotel roof to greet the crowd.

GAGA WAS ON THE ROOF pic.twitter.com/z2hPx6DOdy

— Jp Dupuis (@JpDupuis) September 4, 2017

"I can't believe you are singing 'Grigio Girls.' I will make it up to you, I promise, Montreal," she said.

Gaga is next set to perform at the Air Canada Centre in Toronto on September 6 and 7.

Lady Gaga returned to the House of Blues club in Boston on Saturday night for another performance with her friend Brian Newman and his band. Gaga took the stage to sing some of her favorite jazz standards, such as "I Can't Give You Anything But Love," just minutes after headlining Fenway park across the street for a second time.

Unlike her surprise appearance at the same club on Friday, last night's show was promoted by Gaga on Twitter and the club packed with Little Monsters dressed up in their favorite Gaga outfits. 

"At House of Blues, she wasn't Lady Gaga the untouchable legendary megastar," a Gaga Daily reader Hunter told us. "She was Stefani Germanotta dropping in on her friend's show and giving it her all with her buddies singing the music that she so clearly throws all of her passion into. In all of my years living here and seeing concerts around the city, I have never seen such universal excitement and awe from the crowd."

Another fan, Jon, added: "I don't know how this woman can play a full two hour show, then jump on stage and blow you away only minutes later at an after show. One thing I will say, whether she's playing a stadium with thousands of people or you see her from feet away in a small venue, she somehow manages to make you feel she's singing directly to you. Hands down the best experience of my life!"

Enjoy videos of Gaga performing with Brian Newman in Boston, courtesy of our reader Jon, below...

Right after her sold-out concert at Fenway Park in Boston, Gaga went across the street to the House of Blues and joined her friend Brian Newman onstage during his own show. Gaga only sang one song, the jazz classic "Coquette," but then joined the audience to watch the rest of the show.

"I was hoping you'd stall so I could get a drink in me before I got up here," Gaga, who had just become the first woman ever to headline Fenway, told Newman onstage while performing.

Enjoy videos of Gaga performing at the House of Blues and Fenway park below!

Plus, click here to listen to Brian Newman's brand new single "Sunday in New York."

New York City's rainy weather and a broken stage did not stop Lady Gaga from putting on an unforgettable performance when she headlined Citi Field on Tuesday night. Mother Monster braved the pouring rain to play songs from her latest album Joanne, as well as old hits and fan favorites, for a packed crowd during the tour's second night at the Mets' ballpark.

"So about an hour and a half before I came on stage tonight they told me that it was broken," Gaga explained. "And I thought about it. And I thought, 'Well, I'm not broken, so...' And you know, it's really cute what it does: it goes up and down, and it's like an illusion and some s**t. But you know what isn't an illusion? My voice. What is not an illusion is when we're dancing and playing live for you all night long. And when they told me it was raining and I'd probably slip in my heels and I said, 'No, that's also not an option, not in New York.' Here we learn how to dance on a wet concrete."

She added: "So instead of sending you all home we decided that we're gonna throw down New York style, real raw for you tonight."

Enjoy videos from the show below and click here to get your tickets for the Joanne World Tour!

Little Monsters, rejoice: Lady Gaga has begun work on her next album. Gaga's latest record Joanne, which she is currently promoting on her Joanne World Tour, came out less than a year ago, but the singer-songwriter is already working on material for her next LP.

"I've started writing," Gaga told Entertainment Weekly. "I have a lot of ideas and a lot of things I want to create, so you'll see in a bit. I need some time to create."

"That's not to say I won’t do songs here or there that I can call during the show,” Gaga added when asked whether we'll hear some of the new music during the Joanne tour. "But, this show's actually extremely complex and complicated, and the stage is coded with a computer. It's intense and the cues all have to be met at a particular time. It's high stress and tense backstage to make sure everything happens at the exact moment it’s supposed to. So, the setlist might change a little bit, but mostly you're coming to see a piece that we've created for you."

Joanne was released in October and became Gaga's third consecutive number one album in the United States. She will star in the upcoming remake of A Star Is Born next year and release an accompanying soundtrack album (which we hear is very similar to Gaga's latest single "The Cure").

Lady Gaga continues her Joanne World Tour with a stop in her hometown of New York City. Gaga took the stage at the Mets' Citi Field and played over twenty songs, including tracks from her latest album Joanne, as well as old hits and fan favorites, for 35,000 fans on Monday night.

"As I stay in here before you tonight, my whole life is flashing before my eyes," Gaga told the crowd. I was born and raised in New York City and this place is f***king packed. I have so much to say thank you for to this great beautiful place that is New York and grateful to you for buying a ticket to see my show. I grew up a songwriter on these streets and ever since my first single you have been the most wonderful fans."

Enjoy videos from the show below...

Lady Gaga is the newest global ambassador for Tudor, the Swiss watch brand announced on Monday morning. Gaga will join David Beckham to promote the brand's new "Born To Dare" campaign, which celebrates the history of Tudor and its parent company Rolex.

In the new promotional photo, Gaga is sporting the classic Black Bay watch with a red fabric bezel.

"Lady Gaga is a global, leading fashion icon, mindful of everything she wears," the press release reads. "She has turned celebrity into a comprehensive art form. She knows full well that an outfit is a powerful message, an art performance. Every accessory is a way to shape her image, a means to an end."

Click here to shop Tudor.

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." 

Enjoy videos from Gaga's show in Chicago below!

Little Monsters, get ready to go behind-the-scenes of the making of Gaga's latest album Joanne, her epic performance at this year's Super Bowl Halftime show and more as she premieres a Netflix-exclusive documentary, titled "Gaga: Five Foot Two," on September 22nd. The singer made the surprise announcement on Instagram on Wednesday night.

"I have seen a few short clips of the documentary but I decided not to watch it all the way through—or most of it, for that matter—because I can’t be objective about myself," Gaga said of the project. "So you'll see it before I do."

Watch the first trailers below!

Lady Gaga performed in Minnesota for the first time in over three years when she brought her Joanne World Tour to St. Paul on Wednesday night. Mother Monster played twenty two songs, including tracks from her latest album Joanne, as well as past hits and fan favorites, such as "Bloody Mary" and "Scheiße."

Gaga dedicated her performance of "The Edge of Glory" to her friend and new Haus of Gaga member Emma, who is currently in a wheelchair but is slowly learning to walk and recently took 30 steps with a walking. "Take 31 steps next time," Gaga said, and told the crowd about Emma's courage.

Enjoy videos from the St. Paul of the Joanne World Tour below...

@ladygaga just brought @emmac_94 on stage before Million Reasons in St. Paul!! I LOVE YOU EMMA!! Thank you for being such an inspiration! ❤️ pic.twitter.com/eRZnB5FJAa

— Nick (@thenickandonly) August 22, 2017

Lady Gaga's debut album The Fame celebrates a major Billboard milestone this week! The iconic, Grammy-winning record has now spent 200 non-consecutive weeks on the main album chart, the Billboard 200. 

The album debuted on the chart at number 17 on November 15th, 2008. Following the massive success of its singles "Just Dance" and "Poker Face," The Fame entered the top 10 in March 2009 and eventually peaked at number two. Despite never reaching number one, The Fame went on to sell over 5 million copies in the United States alone, becoming one of the best-selling albums of all time.

Are you still listening to Lady Gaga's The Fame? Let us know in the comments below and click here to get your copy of the album on vinyl!

Lady Gaga surprised the crowd at her show in Nebraska by singing her 2011 hit single "Yoü And I". During the Omaha stop of her acclaimed Joanne World Tour, Mother Monster gave a surprise performance of the track, which she wrote about her then-"cool Nebraska guy."

Gaga said: "This song was not written on the Joanne album, this was written on...," and the crowd screamed "Born This Way!" before she could finish the sentence. "What many of you don't know about my record Joanne is that I wrote that album for you. I'm not from Nebraska, I'm from the city. And I wanted to understand, to become part of a new experience to reach out to people in other parts of the country that I'm not from."

Watch Gaga sing "Yoü And I" in Omaha, Nebraska below...

Lady Gaga's Joanne World Tour continues with another sold-out show in Sacramento, California. The superstar took the stage at the Golden 1 Center on Tuesday to perform 22 songs, including tracks from her latest album Joanne, as well as her old hits and fan favorites, for over 15,000 fans.

Enjoy high definition videos from the show, courtesy of our reader Christian, below and click here to get your tickets for the tour!