Lady Gaga thrilled her fans with a spectacular live show in honor of her new album Love For Sale with Tony Bennett. The 35-year-old singer brought a touch of classic Hollywood glam to the stage at a special event in collaboration with Westfield Century City, serenading the audience in a stunning couture dress. Gaga expressed her gratitude for the opportunity to connect with her fans again through music, especially with a genre as timeless as jazz.
Gorgeous: The 35-year-old icon marked the release of her album Love For Sale with a dazzling live performance alongside Tony Bennett. She stunned in a couture gown with a stylish leg slit.
“I believe jazz music is the finest form of music in America. To see everyone coming together to enjoy and support it is truly special,” she expressed during the performance. “I’m incredibly grateful to all the fans who were here tonight.”
Caroline Puechoultres, Chief Customer Officer at Unibail-Rodamco-Westfield, added, “Whether in person or online, Westfield has the ability to unite people and create unforgettable experiences across the world.”
“A big shoutout to Lady Gaga for always giving her fans nothing but the best,” she concluded.
Unexpectedly, Lady Gaga pleasantly surprised her followers by putting on a live show to commemorate her collaboration with Tony Bennett on their album Love For Sale.
The celebrity flaunted her performance skills in a bold outfit, showcasing her confidence on stage.
Dazzling: Gaga took the stage with a full band, delivering a stunning performance featuring songs from her new album released on October 1.
Teaming up with the pop icon has brought together fans and shoppers from all corners of the globe to revel in the anticipation of her upcoming album with Tony Bennett, Love for Sale, through an immersive 360 experience.
It is anticipated that more collaborations like this will emerge as brands and artists strive to offer cutting-edge experiences to their audiences.
During her performance, Gaga wowed the crowd in a glamorous, sparkly gown with intricate detailing and a striking sash draped over one shoulder.
Selling love: The performer from A Star is Born proudly displayed a white rose while singing their heart out on stage.
Unique: Gaga expressed her excitement about the event, stating: ‘Reconnecting with my fans after a hiatus from performing is incredibly meaningful to me.’ Her couture outfit included a daring high slit that showcased her stunning legs as she sang on stage. Embracing a glamorous aesthetic, she styled her platinum hair in an elegant updo with delicate tendrils framing her face. Generating buzz for her upcoming album release, she took to social media to announce an exclusive online performance in collaboration with Westfield, inviting fans to join her for a celebration of Love For Sale.
Sing it loud: She looked absolutely stunning up on the stage
The performance featured the singer accompanied by a complete band on stage, delivering a set of soulful jazz tunes.
BTS: Gaga is backstage preparing for a performance
Despite collaborating with Bennett on the project, the iconic 95-year-old musician was not present as he recently retired after an impressive eight-decade career.
The jazz album includes 12 tracks of classic covers, some written by Cole Porter for Frank Sinatra and Broadway hits.
Both Gaga and Bennett have two solo songs on the album, and trumpet player Brian Newman also makes an appearance.
The duo initially bonded almost ten years ago when Bennett saw Gaga sing “Orange Colored Sky” by Nat King Cole at a charity function.
Incredible: Gaga and Bennett each contribute two solo tracks to the album, with the added bonus of trumpet player Brian Newman joining them on the record, just like he did during the live performance.
Exciting: The Academy Award winner delivered an unforgettable performance. They collaborated on the album Cheek to Cheek in 2014 and later worked together on Love For Sale. In February, Bennett’s family announced his Alzheimer’s diagnosis, with his wife Susan Crow sharing with AARP magazine that his symptoms began in 2016 and worsened two years later. “He may not be the same Tony as before, but when he sings, he transforms,” she expressed about his ability to charm audiences despite his condition. “The fact that Tony sees me as a natural jazz singer still amazes me,” Gaga added.
