Gaining as much notoriety for her electro-pop appearance as for her comparisons to the newly remade Christina Aguilera, the Manhattan native Lady GaGa doesn’t care what has jet set her career to mainstream success, she’s just grateful for it. After making waves with the underground scene in New York, performing at clubs like The Bitter End in Greenwich Village, “GaGa,” as her friends have deemed her, has learned to take everything in stride. “Most artists don’t go on arena tours before their albums drops,” Lady GaGa talks to Pollstar about her new tour with New Kids on the Block. “But I don’t think anybody can deny my abilities as a performer. That’s the bottom line.” And so, out pops Lady GaGa, who will undeniably only become a more generous star in the future defined by her neutrality and more, now is the time to get your own Lady GaGa tickets, where the best place to find her eccentric style is always http://www.stubhub.com/lady-gaga-tickets.
Just 22 years old, the futuristic female wasn’t caught off guard when Aguilera, who appeared at the 2008 MTV Video Music Awards with a similar frock to GaGa, dared to question GaGa’s sexuality. “I talk about Grace Jones and David Bowie all the time,” Lady GaGa said to The London Free Press. “And I love androgynous fashion, so she’s just picking up on the Andy Warhol in me.” The pop artist earned her stage name (she was born Stefani Germanotta) after the 1984 Queen hit “Radio Ga Ga,” and her love for theatrics. The road to The Fame, her debut album, was messy.
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