Video of a new interlude projection at The Born This Way Ball in Vienna.
Blue hair and green skin ~*ARTPOP*~
Gaga performed “Princess DIE” for the fourth time in Melbourne, Australia last night. This time, however, her band added drums near the middle of the song and Gaga added a few lyrics and vocal runs here and there.
Her vocals at the end. ;-;
The coolest thing about the Born This Way Ball stage is that it’s literally six stages in one: the top story of the castle, the top story of the castle when the castle is open, the second story of the castle when the castle is open, the first floor, the first floor when the castle is open, and then the end of the catwalk. With an arena, there is only a certain amount of space you can put the stage in and you can normally only interact with said stage in a very static way (by going back and forth). But with Gaga’s stage, not only can she go back and forth, but up and down as well, and every time Gaga ascends to a new level of the castle or when the castle is opened, it’s an entirely new stage and new experience.
A lot of people (mainly non-fans and haters Madonna fans) have been bashing Gaga for having a stationary background during the tour because they say it becomes boring after a while, but Gaga has proven that you don’t need “record-breakingly large LED screens” to distract entertain people. Instead, all you need is a new, innovative way to tell your story. A way that fuses technology and aesthetics in the most perfect of ways.
Why does the worst song on “Born This Way” have the best Born This Way Ball performance?
“Oh, everyone hates BJ+AF? Well, let’s force them all to like it by slaying it live.”
Gaga with fans earlier after The Born This Way Ball in Sydney, Australia.
O.o This is the first time I’ve seen hot people get to go backstage with her.
Gaga wore a new hat during “Black Jesus + Amen Fashion” and added a wedding scene during “Americano” last night in Sydney, Australia. It looks like Gaga is still in the process of perfecting the tour, or she’s just hinting at what’s to come.
I really think that the wedding scene is hinting at what’s to come. It has to be. OMG.
