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Lady Gaga announces two UK dates as part of Born This Way Ball tour | Lady Gaga announces two UK dates as part of Born This Way Ball tour |
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Lady Gaga has announced two UK dates – when she will be supported by glam rockers the Darkness – as part of her world tour. | |
She will be performing at London's Twickenham stadium on 8 September and at Manchester Arena on 11 September. | She will be performing at London's Twickenham stadium on 8 September and at Manchester Arena on 11 September. |
Lady Gaga will sing tracks from her most recent album Born This Way, as well as previous releases The Fame and The Fame Monster. | Lady Gaga will sing tracks from her most recent album Born This Way, as well as previous releases The Fame and The Fame Monster. |
"The Haus of Gaga and I have worked for months conceiving a spectacular stage," she said of her design team. | "The Haus of Gaga and I have worked for months conceiving a spectacular stage," she said of her design team. |
"The Born This Way Ball is an electro-metal pop-opera, the tale of the beginning, the genesis of the kingdom of fame. How we were birthed and how we will die celebrating." | "The Born This Way Ball is an electro-metal pop-opera, the tale of the beginning, the genesis of the kingdom of fame. How we were birthed and how we will die celebrating." |
It is Lady Gaga's first worldwide tour since the release of Born This Way last year, which sold nearly 6m copies. | It is Lady Gaga's first worldwide tour since the release of Born This Way last year, which sold nearly 6m copies. |
The Darkness will be performing on the European leg of the tour, the Born This Way Ball. | The Darkness will be performing on the European leg of the tour, the Born This Way Ball. |
Best known for the track I Believe in a Thing Called Love, the Darkness got back together in 2011, five years after splitting up. | |
They won three Brit awards in 2004 and had five top 10 hits but split in 2006 when frontman Justin Hawkins – who later revealed he had fought a secret battle with chronic drug addiction and alcoholism – quit. |
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