It looks like the next few months will be full of Gaga-centric news as the 30-year old singer is said to be in negotiations for a Lady Gaga Superbowl halftime performance. The Lady Gaga Superbowl performance would come a few months after the release of her new album "Joanne," which would serve as a fantastic promotional avenue.
According to Billboard, one of the main reasons why the "Born This Way" singer is being considered for the gig is the rapturous response to the Lady Gaga Superbowl National Anthem performance earlier this year. The Lady Gaga Superbowl rendition in February stands out even more as the Coldplay-fronted halftime show only had lukewarm reviews despite stellar appearances by guests Beyonce and Bruno Mars.
Rumor has it that Gaga will be using the widely viewed Lady Gaga Superbowl performance as a means to announce a new concert tour, the same way Beyonce did in February for her "Formation World Tour." She memorably had to cancel many dates in her "ArtRAVE: The Artpop Ball" tour as she had to undergo a hip operation.
The news about the Lady Gaga Superbowl dialogues comes a few weeks after British singer Adele said she turned down an offer to perform in what is usually the most watched broadcast annually, Entertainment Weekly reported. The "Rolling In The Deep" singer said that she did not want to commit to the performance as she "can't dance."
The Lady Gaga Superbowl performance might be seen during the 51st Super Bowl championship game on Sunday, February 5, 2017, at the NRG Stadium in Houston, Texas. The Lady Gaga Superbowl performance will also be aired live on Fox. More news and updates on the Lady Gaga Superbowl performance will be coming on Parent Herald in the coming weeks.
What do you think about the idea of a Lady Gaga Superbowl performance? If she does not push through with it, who else do you think should play the Superbowl? Parent Herald is looking forward to hearing your thoughts in the comments section. Meanwhile, listen to "Perfect Illusion" by Lady Gaga in the video below.
