Victoria Line: Last News

Lady Gaga certainly didn’t disappoint with her two sold out nights at London’s Tottenham Hotspur Stadium.READ MORE: Lady Gaga sets pulses racing as she shows off her toned figure in blue thong bikini Optimistically announced at the start of the first COVID lockdown to take place in summer 2020, the queen of edgy pop has finally brought her Chromatica Ball to life across the European leg of the tour.Her London shows are only the second live music events to take place at the £1billion Spurs ground (due to the delay, Guns N' Roses beat her to the first), and despite rail strikes on the Saturday tens of thousands of fans made the pilgrimage up from the Victoria Line to experience the spectacular.With the pitch retracted to make way for the crowds, her opposing brutalist stage set the scene - more grey concrete than the pinks and purples of her 2020 album Chromatica visuals - on which her ‘Museum of Brutality’ came to life.Starting the show with huge hit Bad Romance trapped inside a tomb-like outfit with just her face visible, layers were taken off by her troupe of dancers as she warmed the crowd up with singles Just Dance and Poker Face.From there the show took fans into Chromatica territory, with full-on choreography and costume changes to match.

Manchester United supporters will doubtless chant, "It's Carrick, you know, it's hard to believe it's not Scholes" at Villarreal tonight. On the Victoria Line last month, the same tune echoed down the tube.