Get ready to dance. Lady Gaga is back on stage.
The musician, known for his amazing costume-changing performances, announced on Monday morning 15 new dates for his previously canceled Chromatica Ball summer tour, including a September 8 show at San Francisco’s Oracle Park, home of the Giants baseball team. Tickets for the San Francisco show go on sale March 14 at 10:00 am via Ticketmaster.
The tour celebrates Lady Gaga’s sixth album, Chromatica, which was released in May 2020 and hailed as a return to her dance-pop roots. The album’s lead single “Stupid Love” and Lady Gaga’s duet with Ariana Grande “Rain on Me” rose to the top of the charts immediately upon release.
Lady Gaga originally scheduled the tour for 2020 but had to postpone it several times due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
“While some parts of the world are opening up fast, others aren’t ready yet,” Gaga said in an emailed statement in 2021, the second time the tour was postponed, according to Rolling Stone. “Therefore, until we can confirm all global dates, we must postpone the Chromatica Ball show until summer 2022.”
Lady Gaga last performed in San Francisco in August 2017 at Oracle Park (then AT&T Park) as part of the Joanne World Tour. She walked the streets of the city after the show and handed out money to homeless people.
Most recently, the pop star was spotted in San Francisco in early March 2020, shortly before the city was shut down due to the coronavirus pandemic, dining at Bar Crenn, a wine bar adjacent to Atelier Crenn, a three-star Michelin chef. Chef Dominic Crenna.
According to People magazine, Lady Gaga is dating San Francisco tech investor Michael Polanski.
Lady Gaga has become a star with her ultra catchy dance-pop tunes and made a name for herself as a Hollywood actress, most recently starring in House of Gucci, a 2021 movie based on a real-life murder in one of the world’s most famous luxury brands. .