May 01, 2012 by: John Howard
Lady Gaga is on the road again.
The “Bad Romance” singing, hit making, unusual outfit wearing international artist just kicked off her “Born This Way” Ball World Tour. Her first stop was in Seoul, South Korea where she road in on a unicorn and played for 60,000 animated fans.
Just a typical day for the NYC native…
Gaga will be continent hopping on the tour, stopping in Asia, Australia, and Europe. The tour will stretch into next year with 100 stops, many dates yet to be announced.
What’s she wearing? It is Gaga after all and she’s not one to disappoint. The artist unleashed key information about the tour today, including details on the wardrobe.
“It's been my life's dream to be dressed in Italian designers," said Gaga.
Gaga collaborated on costumes with huge Italian designers like Versace, Armani, and Moschino.
“Lady Gaga is the present and the future,” said Donatella Versace. “I can’t wait for everyone to be surprised by what we’ve cooked up together!”
Non, Italian wardrobe collaborators include the heavy hitter, Calvin Klein Jeans, as well as smaller names like Void of Course, Kerin Rose, Tex Saveiro and Fred Butler.
And the Queen of Pop will be fitted with a stage will truly suited for royalty.
You may recall a tweeted sketch from Gaga earlier this year detailing the set’s onstage castle and “Monster Pit.” Designer Mark Fisher – who has made sets for U2, Madonna, and the Rolling Stones (no big deal) – made that dream a reality. Along with the 50-foot castle, the set will feature 30 working windows and doors, massive changing backdrops, and 620 feet of custom LED lights.
I wouldn’t want to be the guy moving that stage in and out each night.
More dates and info are said to on the way soon.
The “Bad Romance” singing, hit making, unusual outfit wearing international artist just kicked off her “Born This Way” Ball World Tour. Her first stop was in Seoul, South Korea where she road in on a unicorn and played for 60,000 animated fans.
Just a typical day for the NYC native…
Gaga will be continent hopping on the tour, stopping in Asia, Australia, and Europe. The tour will stretch into next year with 100 stops, many dates yet to be announced.
What’s she wearing? It is Gaga after all and she’s not one to disappoint. The artist unleashed key information about the tour today, including details on the wardrobe.
“It's been my life's dream to be dressed in Italian designers," said Gaga.
Gaga collaborated on costumes with huge Italian designers like Versace, Armani, and Moschino.
“Lady Gaga is the present and the future,” said Donatella Versace. “I can’t wait for everyone to be surprised by what we’ve cooked up together!”
Non, Italian wardrobe collaborators include the heavy hitter, Calvin Klein Jeans, as well as smaller names like Void of Course, Kerin Rose, Tex Saveiro and Fred Butler.
And the Queen of Pop will be fitted with a stage will truly suited for royalty.
You may recall a tweeted sketch from Gaga earlier this year detailing the set’s onstage castle and “Monster Pit.” Designer Mark Fisher – who has made sets for U2, Madonna, and the Rolling Stones (no big deal) – made that dream a reality. Along with the 50-foot castle, the set will feature 30 working windows and doors, massive changing backdrops, and 620 feet of custom LED lights.
I wouldn’t want to be the guy moving that stage in and out each night.
More dates and info are said to on the way soon.
