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Lady Gaga brought the sold-out Chromatica Ball to Dodger Stadium in Los Angeles. A sign was put outside the venue to inform the audience that the show would be recorded. It is not confirmed yet if a live stream or a DVD of the show is going to be published soon, but according to Lady Gaga's latest tweet, it's very likely that we'll see The Chromatica Ball available soon. The night was action-packed, featuring new merch and celebrities in the crowd. All audience members were also given light-up bracelets. The next Chromatica Ball show is in Houston, Texas on September 13th at Minute Maid Park. High-quality pictures of the shows are also available on GAGAIMAGES.

Lady Gaga was recently seen leaving a grocery store in Tokyo, Japan. She was first seen exiting a plane upon her arrival to the country. She will perform the next two shows of The Chromatica Ball on September 3rd and 4th at the Belluna Dome in Tokyo.

Lady Gaga performed yet another sold out show last night at Hersheypark Stadium in Pennsylvania. The candy-capital show was action-packed as fans came together for The Chromatica Ball. Another show-exclusive hoodie appeared, as well as the return of the Chromatica merchandise bags. Once again, she chose to perform "Angel Down" rather than "1000 Doves" in honor of the state of America. During the song, she said "I hope every human being in this country can hear me right now." Gaga then chose to briefly lower the register of "Fun Tonight." The next Chromatica Ball shows are in Tokyo, Japan on September 3rd and 4th at the Belluna Dome. Cover photo by @dontcaIImyname.

Lady Gaga brought the heat to Truist Park in Atlanta, Georgia on Friday night. The stadium was filled with Little Monsters and the energy was high. She decided to perform "Angel Down" instead of "1000 Doves" for the second time in a row. Gaga also dedicated "Always Remember Us This Way" performance to her family. The next date of The Chromatica Ball is in Hershey, Pennsylvania on August 28th at Hersheypark. Cover photo by @FRNKENSTEiNED.

Lady Gaga performed the latest show of The Chromatica Ball at Globe Life Field in Dallas, Texas last night to a sold-out crowd. After starting the show later than usual, Gaga brought high energy to the jam-packed stadium. She also debuted the performance of Joanne track “Angel Down”, which replaced the "1000 Doves" performance. During the show, she dedicated “The Edge Of Glory” to her late best friend Sonja Durham. Next stop for The Chromatica Ball is Atlanta, Georgia on August 26th at Truist Park. Cover photo by MODARTIQUE.

Lady Gaga performed to a sold out crowd at Fenway Park in Boston, Massachusetts on Friday night. Fans from all over came together to sing along and dance to Gaga’s hits. Featured at the show were a custom drink menu and a new tie-dyed t-shirt for $60. It was also reported that Bad Bunny was in attendance as well. The sold-out show was the 11th stop on the tour, followed by Dallas, Texas at Globe Life Field.

Lady Gaga performed to a sold out crowd at Wrigley Field in Chicago, Illinois on Monday night. The massive crowd, including fans without tickets outside the stadium, sang along to Gaga's hits and lit up the night. With 45,000 fans in attendance, the show is estimated to have earned $5.2 million, which makes it the 3rd largest grossing show at Wrigley Field behind Paul McCartney and Elton John & Billy Joel. The next stop of The Chromatica Ball is in Boston, Massachusetts at Fenway Park on August 19th.

It has been recently reported that filming for the Joker sequel, Folie à Deux will begin in New York City this December. The musical will see Lady Gaga as Harley Quinn and Joaquin Phoenix reprising his role as the Joker. The premise is said to be, “…an Arkham Asylum shrink (Harley Quinn), who falls in love with her patient, Arthur Fleck.” Production Weekly also lists legendary filmmaker Martin Scorsese as a producer on the film. Variety also revealed that Lady Gaga will be paid $10 million for her role and the movie will have a budget of roughly $150 million. Source Cover artwork by elilusionista.cl

Lady Gaga started the North American leg of The Chromatica Ball in Toronto, Canada last night at Rogers Centre. The concert was the first of many shows throughout the United States and Canada. Gaga began the show with her classic hits “Bad Romance,” “Just Dance,” and “Poker Face.” She then went into the multiple acts of the concert, featuring songs from Chromatica such as “Sour Candy” and “Replay.” She closed the show with a bang with her song from Top Gun: Maverick, “Hold My Hand.” Notable additions to the tour include exclusive redeemable drink tokens and shopping bags given with merchandise purchases. The next stop on The Chromatica Ball is Washington, D.C. in the United States on August 8th.