Fake Lady Gaga Born This Way Ball 2012 World Tour Dates Go Viral
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Tuesday, 12 July 2011 |
Written by Elliott Batte
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As soon as there was mention of a ‘Born This Way’ Ball tour, Lady Gaga fans were spinning rumours and gossiping all over the internet – and today, dozens of dates for the eccentric singer’s proposed world tour appeared online and have since gone viral. Desperate fans will be hoping these dates are 100% real... but Stereoboard will take you through why these dates are almost definitely FAKE.
A tweet by eager Gaga fan @TheGagaUnicorn unveiled the dates, which claims the ‘Telephone’ singer will kick off her world stadium tour in the US during spring of 2012, and will continue with multiple dates every following month until October, when she will have arrived in the UK. The speculative list advertises gigs in Barcelona’s Nou Camp, Los Angeles’ 20,000 capacity Staples Center and... Birmingham’s Hall Green stadium. Unfortunately, these dates look like a load of rubbish.
Firstly, the Hall Green Stadium in Birmingham is in actual fact a 2500 capacity dog racing track... which un-surprisingly does not hold concerts. So there’ll be no Gaga there. But not to worry, you’ll hopefully be able to catch her at the Nou Camp on September 12th, right? Probably not – as the only people you’ll catch in the massive stadium are Messi and co, as Barcelona will be busy with their season in La Liga. Even when Gaga is apparently due to play at the Staples Center in LA, she’d have to compete with two NBA teams, an NHL team and an AFL team who all will be in season during the un-confirmed shows.
In fact, every concert said to be held in a sports stadium in the UK and Europe (and almost certainly everywhere else) is false, as concerts can only be held during the off season. So, sorry Gaga fans, but you’re going to be waiting a bit longer till you find out the dates of the pop superstar’s 2012 world tour. For future Lady Gaga tour information, dates and tickets, though, check Stereoboard.com – where we’ll only reveal 100% real dates.
If you're the curious type - the FAKE Lady Gaga tour dates are as follows!
Washinton DC – USA (Verizon Center) : March 10
New York – USA (Madison Square Garden) : March 15
New York – USA (Madison Square Garden) : March 16
New York – USA (Madison Square Garden) : March 17
Philadelphia – USA (New Alhambra Arena) : March 20
Boston – USA (Wang Theatre) : March 22
Chicago – USA (Rosemont Theatre) : March 24
Detroit – USA (Joe Louis Arena) : March 26
Toronto – Canada (Air Canada Center) : April 2
Montreal – Canada (Bell Centre) : April 4
Ottawa – Canada (Scotiabank Place) : April 5
Winnipeg – Canada (MTS Centre) : April 8
Houston – USA (Toyota Center) : April 10
Atlanta – USA (Georgia Dome) : April 13
Atlantic City – USA (Boardwallk Hall) : April 14
Miami – USA (Knight Center) : April 17
San Diego – USA (Viejas Arena) : April 20
Los Angeles – USA (Staples Center) : April 23
Los Angeles – USA (Staples Center) : April 24
San Francisco – USA (AT&T Park) : April 26
Sacramento – USA (ARCO Arena) : April 27
Seattle – USA (Key Arena) : April 29
Vancuover – Canada (Queen Elizabeth Theatre) April 30
Mexico City – Mexico (Foro Sol) : May 4
Mexico City – Mexico (Foro Sol) : May 5
Bogota - Colombia (Assault Arena) : May 10
Caracas – Venezuela (Caracas Polyhedron Arena) : May 13
Lima – Peru (Charles Lima Arena) : May 16
Santiago – Chile (Movistar Arena) : May 19
Buenos Aires – Argentina (Arena Argentina Sa) : May 22
Buenos Aires – Argentina (Arena Argentina Sa) : May 23
Rio de Zanegrio – Brasil (Maracana Stadium) : May 26
Rio de Zanegrio – Brasil (Maracana Stadium) : May 27
Rio de Zanegrio – Brasil (Maracana Stadium) : May 28
Sao Paulo – Brasil (Teatro Arena Eugenio Kusnet) : June 1
Sao Paulo – Brasil (Teatro Arena Eugenio Kusnet) : June 2
Perth – Australia (nib Stadium) : June 10
Melbourne – Australia (Melbourne Multi Purpose Venue) : June 12
Sydney – Australia (Syndey Entertainment Centre) : June 14
Sydney – Australia (Syndey Entertainment Centre) : June 15
Adelaide – Australia (Adelaide Entertainment Centre) : June 17
Auckland – New Zealand (Vector Arena) : June 20
Tokyo – Japan (Differ Ariake Arena) : June 25
Tokyo – Japan (Differ Ariake Arena) : June 26
Tokyo – Japan (Differ Ariake Arena) : June 27
Yokohama – Japan (Yokohama Arena) : June 29
Yokohama – Japan (Yokohama Arena) : June 30
Taipei – Taiwan (Taipei Arena) : July 2
Kuala Lumpur – Malasya (Mobile Arena (M) Sdn Bhd) : July 6
Jakarta – Indonesia (Stadium Jakarta) : July 10
Singapore – Singapore (National Stadium) : July 13
Colombo – Sri Lanka (Sugathadasa Indoor Stadium) : July 15
Tel Aviv – Israel (Bloomfield Stadium) : July 20
Istambul – Turkey (Ali Sami Yen Stadium) : July 24
Athens – Greece (Olympic Stadium) : July 26
Sofia – Bulgaria (CSKA Sofia Stadium) : July 28
Bukurest – Romania (Valentin Stanescu Stadium) : July 29
Budapest – Hungary (Budapest Sports Stadium) : August 2
Zagreb – Croatia (Arena Zagreb) : August 3
Belgrade – Serbia (Belgrade Arena) : August 4
Vienna – Austria (Arena Wien) : August 6
Prague – Czech Republic (O2 Arena) : August 8
Bratislava – Slovakia (SK Slovan Stadium) : August 9
Warsaw – Poland (National Stadium) : August 10
Moscow – Russia (Olympic Stadium) : August 12
St. Petersburg – Russia (Petrovsky Stadium) : August 14
Helsinki – Finland (Sonera Stadium) : August 16
Gothenburg – Sweeden (Ullevi) : August 17
Stockholm – Sweeden (Solvalla) : August 18
Malmo – Sweeden (Malmo Stadium) : August 19
Oslo – Norway (Telenor Arena) : August 20
Copenhagen – Denmark (Parken Stadium) : August 22
Amsterdam – Netherlands (Amsterdam Arena) : August 25
Rotterdam – Netherlands (Ahoy) : August 26
Antwerp – Belgium (Lotto Arena) : August 28
Bruxelles – Belgium (Thomas/Arthur) : August 29
Paris – France (Stade de France) : September 1
Paris – France (Stade de France) : September 2
Paris – France (Stade de France) : September 3
Lyon – France (Le Stadium) : September 6
Marseille – France (Stade Velodrome) : September 7
Torino – Italy (Stadio Olimoico di Torino) : September 9
Milan – Italy (Stadio Giuseppe Meazza) : September 10
Barcelone – Spain (Barcelona Football Stadium) : September 12
Madrid – Spain (Real Madrid Football Stadum) : September 13
Lisbon – Portugal (Jose Alvalade) : September 15
Munchen – Germany (Olympic Stadium) : September 20
Frankfurt – Germany (Frankfurt Stadium) : September 22
Berlin – Germany (O2 World) : September 25
Berlin – Germany (O2 World) : September 26
Hamburg – Germany (FIFA WM Stadium Hamburg) : September 28
Glasgow – UK (Royal Concert Hall) : October 1
Edinburgh – UK (Queen’s Hall) : October 2
Manchester – UK (City of Manchester Stadium) : October 5
Liverpool – UK (Arena Center Liverpool) : October 6
Birmingham – UK (Hall Gren Stadium) : October 8
London – UK (O2 Arena) : October 10
London – UK (O2 Arena) : October 11
London – UK (O2 Arena) : October 12
Dublin – Ireland (Croke Park Stadium) : October 15
Reykjavik – Iceland (Laugardalsholl) : October 18
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