An impressive night in Sin City!
Lady GaGa did her thing in Las Vegas last night, opening up her nearly two-year-long Enigma residency at the Park MGM hotel with by all accounts what was an impressive, career-spanning show.
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The Enigma show is both a career-spanning look at GaGa’s own work, as well as a look at the influence artists like David Bowie have had on her, and to that end, she certainly didn’t disappoint.
The star performed a bunch of her own hits — including Poker Face, Paparazzi, Aura, Dance In The Dark, and more — and showed off something of a new alter-ego (a “glittery, metallic alien,” per TMZ) that flew over the stage and crowd in a jumpsuit.
More than 5,000 were there for the first showing, including celebs like Katy Perry, Orlando Bloom, and Adam Lambert.
The biggest news from the show, though, is that singer also delivered a couple of live debuts during the performance!
First, a cover of David Bowie‘s I’m Afraid of Americans, and then her own first-ever live rendition of the hit Shallow from A Star Is Born, both of which you can see on video (below):
Wow! Impressive, indeed!
The show runs through November of next year, with a few breaks along the way… GaGa is going to get her fill of Vegas, no doubt!
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