Lady Gaga's two year, 200+ global tour generated a huge revenues, huge buzz, and expanded her fan base in a way that has crowned her the "Queen of Pop" at the moment, according to Rolling Stone. Now the singer/activist has taken to twitter to inform her "monsters" that the Born This Way Ball's tour dates will be announced soon. The tour, which has been crafted mostly under the artistic direction of Mother Gaga herself, will likely be another massive sell-out, especially if the 1.1 million in first week sales of the album is any indication.
In other Gaga news, the next single for the album will be released soon, but not too soon. According to the singer, she has scheduled a few American television appearances this month (which shows, she has yet to divulge) with the hopes of propelling "The Edge of Glory" to number one in honor of Clarence Clemons. Clemons, who had been heralded as one of the greatest saxophonists and who formed an integral part of The E Street Band, passed away last month and has a solo performance in Gaga's latest singer. In a tweet sent out to her 11 million followers, the singer wrote, "Coming back to America for some surprise TV performances. I want to make Edge of Glory #1 for Clarence."
Do you think her performances will do the trick? Check out the video of the track below:
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