Gaga dazzles Dallas
Singer urges Texans to elect leaders who will work to keep the state safe from gun violence CONNOR BEHRENS | Contributing Writer jakeconnor94@gmail.com While Mother Monster was fashionably late for those waiting for her at the Globe Life Field on Tuesday night, Aug.
23, all was quickly forgiven as she dazzled audiences with two hours of dance pop hits, piano ballads and a loving plea for kindness.
On a stage bursting with flames and glittering with lights, the 36-year-old superstar got fans in the audience on their feet from the very beginning, commanding the crowd with her classic hits like “Bad Romance,” “Just Dance” and “Poker Face.” Then once she had the attention of the crowd packed into the venue, she turned to her latest studio album, Chromatica.
The ’90s-influenced pop album sounded bold and gigantic in a bustling stadium. With cyberpunk aesthetics flashing on the giant LED screens, the 2020 album — the promo rollout of which was dampened by the COVID-19 pandemic — finally got its moment to shine.
