Lady Gaga, 36, is in negotiations for a residency in Las Vegas after just finishing her “Chromatica Ball” global tour.
According to a source who spoke to The Sun newspaper, “Chromatica has helped build Lady Gaga back up. For a long time, she wasn’t sure if she would ever perform again due to health issues.
“Vegas has a big pop-shaped hole to fill with Britney Spears on an indefinite hiatus and Katy Perry’s ‘PLAY’ residency ending next month.
It makes perfect sense since Lady Gaga is once again the brightest star on the earth.
Lightning storms recently caused Gaga to halt her last “Chromatica Ball” show halfway through.
Due to the severe weather, the “Stupid Love” singer—real name Stefani Germanotta—had to end her performance at the Hard Rock Stadium in Miami, Florida.
We truly wanted to complete the concert tonight in Miami, but we couldn’t because even after the rain stopped, there was lightning hitting straight down to the ground so near to us, Lady Gaga said in a tearful video uploaded on Instagram.
“I know that for a very long time, I’ve always wanted to be like that hardcore bad b****, but what I also want to be is responsible and loving, and I don’t know what I would do if anything happened to anyone in the audience, or to any member of my crew, my band, or my dancers,” the singer confesses.
“I’m sorry I couldn’t continue the concert. It was too unsafe. The lightning was being unpredictable and changing minute by moment, I love you,” Gaga said in the description of another photo.
“Look, I’ve been called’mother monster’ by some of you for years, but deep down I knew it was best to protect you. (sic)”