Lady Gaga was officially back in the studio with Brian Kennedy on Jan. 13. Brian Kennedy is an Irish singer and songwriter. He has worked with the artists like Rihanna and Chris Brown also Dallas Davidson.
"First session of the year with @ladygaga & @dallasdavidson_ two incredible people! #inspired #readytoworkagain #newsound," Brian posted on Instagram with a black and white picture as reported in justjared. This made the fans think about Lady Gaga's future plans who just finished her latest album 'Joanne' which is her 5th studio album which was released in October 2016.
There have been reports saying that Lady Gaga will be going on a tour later in 2017. Soon after she is done with the Super Bowl halftime show in February she will announce her world tour.
Lady Gaga will be performing a medley of hits at the NRG Stadium in Houston, Texas as reported in B times. The performance is scheduled on February 5 which is expected to be a blend of her mixture of old and new hits and after which she is expected to reveal her plans for the world tour. This rumours caught more fire after her retweet of a post from a fan account "Lady Gaga's tour is already booked and to be [announced] after the #PepsiHalftime Get your coins ready!"
Just after the three months to her latest arrival, Gaga is once again back to the studio.
With the history of iconic performers having performed at Super Bowl Halftime like Michael Jackson, Prince, Madonna and Beyonce who are very well known Lady Gaga has to be careful to match them. Although performing at Super Bowl is not the first time for her as she sang the US national anthem at the 2016 game.
She kept silence after making such an announcement of her performance at Super Bowl but she did tease her fans by saying in an interview with Rolling Stone, "I will not be letting anyone know any single thing about the Super Bowl until it happens. You can ask me but I'm never going to answer. Maybe I have something small planned. Maybe I'll just do a lemonade stand. That would really upset people, though - I won't do that, don't worry."
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