I’ve added 28 HQ pictures from Lady GaGa performing her “Monster Ball” in Birmingham, UK last Friday (March 5 2010).

I’ve added 15 HQs from Lady GaGa performing her “Monster Ball” in Glasgow, UK on Monday (March 1).

Lady GaGa’s “Monster Ball Tour” is taking over the United Kingdom and is going to storm her Australian fans in the upcoming weeks and of course, you don’t want to be out of the first ever electro-pop opera on this spectacular theatrical concert. After her successful run in London and Manchester, the singer is adding new dates to both cities.

LadyGaGaOnline.net and one of the biggest European online ticketing website, World Ticket Shop (worldticketshop.com) have teamed up to offer GaGa monsters the cheapest tickets for her UK and Australian tours at the best seats so you can take home the experience of seeing Lady GaGa live.

You can guarantee now tickets to her shows in the UK for: London, Manchester, Sheffield, Nottingham, Birmingham and in Australia for: Sydney, Melbourne, Adelaide, New Castle, Canberra, Brisbane, Perth and Wollongong.

Tickets to the UK experience are ranging on € 189,00 (£ 170,10) ~ € 229,00 (£ 206,10) and the Australian experience on € 249,00 (£ 224,10) ~ € 279,00 (£ 251,10), price for Australian buyers will be converted into Australian currency - THE CHEAPEST PRICES FOR GAGA UK AND AUSTRALIA EXPERIENCE!

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- Ticket delivered to your door (worldwide)
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- Major credit cards accepted

Available tickets:
17 March 2010 - Sydney, Australia @ Entertainment Centre Sydney - Buy Tickets
18 March 2010 - Sydney, Australia @ Entertainment Centre Sydney - Buy Tickets
20 March 2010 - New Castle, Australia @ Newcastle Entertainment Centre - Buy Tickets
23 March 2010 - Melbourne, Australia @ Rod Laver Arena - Buy Tickets
26 March 2010 - Brisbane, Australia @ Entertainment Centre Brisbane - Buy Tickets
1 April 2010 - Perth, Australia @ Challenge Stadium - Buy Tickets
27 May 2010 - Nottingham, UK @ Trent FM Arena - Buy Tickets
28 May 2010 - Birmingham, UK @ NIA Birmingham - Buy Tickets
30 May 2010 - London, UK @ The o2 Arena - Buy Tickets
2 June 2010 - Manchester, UK @ MEN Arena - Buy Tickets
4 June 2010 - Sheffield, UK @ Sheffield Arena - Buy Tickets

Added pictures from Lady GaGa performing her Monster Ball Tour in Liverpool, UK yesterday (February 24).

I’ve added some pictures from the “Monster Ball” concert Lady GaGa did at The o2 Dublin Arena in Dublin, Ireland on Sunday (Feb. 21).

The first European leg of The Monster Ball Tour kicked off yesterday (February 18) in Manchester, UK at The MEN Arena. The new leg of the tour is completely different from the first leg in the U.S.A., including the setlist, where some songs were removed and some others were added and also other songs changed places in the setlist (check the setlist below), the stage and the concept of the new show is also completely different.

According to BBC, GaGa changed costumes 15 times during the 18 songs long show. Telephone was added to the setlist (it wasn’t in the U.S. leg), Moving plataforms and burning pianos also made part of the show, the final songs of the show were the same as in the U.S. leg: Poker Face, Paparazzi and Bad Romance.

The setlist:

Act 1: City
- Dance In The Dark
- Glitter and Grease (unreleased track)
- Just Dance
- Beautiful Dirty Rich
- Vanity (Unreleased track)
- The Fame

Act 2: Subway
- Lovegame
- Boys Boys Boys
- Money Honey
- Telephone
- Brown Eyes
- Speechless
- So Happy I Could Die

Act 3: Forest
- Monster
- Teeth
- Alejandro
- Poker Face (Accoustic)
- Poker Face

Act 4: Monster Ball
- Paparazzi
- Bad Romance

Songs removed from setlist (comparing to first leg in U.S.A.):
- Paper Gangsta
- Eh, Eh (Nothing Else I Can Say)
- Fashion

Songs Added to the setlist (comparing to first leg in U.S.A.):
- Glitter and Grease
- Vanity
- Telephone
- Brown Eyes

Videos:
Dance In The Dark
Just Dance
Lovegame
Boys Boys Boys
Telephone
Speechless
Poker Face
Paparazzi
Bad Romance

Lady GaGa thanked fans on a concert for helping raising more than US$500,000 for Haiti relief on a single day (watch video above).

She announced yesterday (January 26) that the “GaGa for Haiti” day on Sunday netted half a million dollars for relief efforts in Haiti.

“On ‘Gaga for Haiti’ day, in just 24 hours, with very minimal marketing and planning, all the little monsters all over the world made over half a million dollars for Haiti relief, I know [merchandise firm] Bravado fell off their chair. … They couldn’t believe it. So let’s sing along for Haiti right now so that they can hear us.”

Lady GaGa’s label, Interscope Records, did not confirm the figures the singer reported.

GaGa also said she would be donating all the gross from the ticket sales made on the show in New York on January 24 (the “GaGa for Haiti” day).

According to MTV.com, GaGa half million figure comes as one of the top donations made by entertainment-related people added to the Friday night event “Hope for Haiti” raised more than $61 million for the earthquake-ravaged country. The “Hope For Haiti” album debuted at #1 on the Billboard albums chart with just 3 days of sales, and made history by becoming the first digital-only album to debut at #1.

Lady GaGa’s tour in North America is almost done and you can now guarantee your tickets to the first ever electro-pop opera tour as she will embark to United Kingdom in February. In the UK, GaGa will perform in London, Manchester, Belfast, Liverpool, Glasgow, New Castle, Cardiff, Birmingham, Sheffield and Nottingham. The tour is also going to hit Dublin in Ireland for two dates.

LadyGaGaOnline.net and one of Europe’s biggest online ticketing website, World Ticket Shop (worldticketshop.com) have teamed up to offer GaGa’s monsters the cheapest tickets for her European tour at the best seats so you can take home the experience of seeing Lady GaGa live.

Ticket prices varies on a €169 ~ €199 range (£ 152,1 ~ £ 179,1) - The cheapest for GaGa’s UK and Ireland experience!

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- Ticket delivered to your door (worldwide)
- 120% Satisfaction guarantee
- Major credit cards accepted

18 February 2010 - Manchester, UK @ MEN Arena - Buy Tickets
20 February 2010 - Dublin, Ireland @ o2 Dublin Arena - Buy Tickets
21 February 2010 - Dublin, Ireland @ o2 Dublin Arena - Buy Tickets
22 February 2010 - Belfast, Nothern Ireland, UK @ Odyssey Arena - Buy Tickets
24 February 2010 - Liverpool, UK @ Liverpool ECHO Arena - Buy Tickets
26 February 2010 - London, UK @ The o2 Arena - Buy Tickets
27 February 2010 - London, UK @ The o2 Arena - Buy Tickets
1 March 2010 - Glasgow, Scotland, UK @ SECC - Buy Tickets
3 March 2010 - Cardiff, Wales, UK @ Cardiff International Arena - Buy Tickets
4 March 2010 - New Castle, UK @ Metro Radio Arena - Buy Tickets
5 March 2010 - Birmingham, UK @ NEC Birmingham - Buy Tickets
7 March 2010 - Sheffield, UK @ Sheffield Arena - Buy Tickets
8 March 2010 - Nottingham, UK @ Trent FM Arena - Buy Tickets

Lady GaGa collapsed due to exhaustion on Thursday (January 14) forcing her to reschedule her concert in West Lafayette, Indiana to January 26.

Lady GaGa cancelled the show after an advice from a doctor. Opening acts Semi Precious Weapons and Jason Derulo had already performed their sets and the audience was informed that GaGa wasn’t going to perform due to “sudden illness”.

Lady GaGa was advised to take a few days to rest since she felt sick for dehydration and exhaustion, a rep for the singer told Rolling Stone: “Due to exhaustion and dehydration, Lady GaGa collapsed and passed out before her show tonight in West Lafayette, Indiana. Her physician has advised her to take a few days off to rest.”

GaGa released a statement via Twitter regarding what happened:

I’ve been crying for hours, I feel like I let my fans down 2nite. An hour before the show, I was feeling dizzy and having trouble breathing. Paramedics came to take care of me, and told me my heart-rate was irregular– a result of exhaustion and dehydration. can’t apologize enough for how sorry I am.

I could hear my fans cheering from my dressing room, I begged everyone to let me go onstage. My stage has complicated mechanical elements,everyone was concerned I’d be in danger during the 2hr show, since I had passed out earlier. I am so devastated. I have performed with the flu, a cold, strep throat: I would never cancel a show just based on discomfort. I hope you can forgive me. I love my little monsters more than anything, you are everything to me. I will make-up the performance on Jan 26.

Lady GaGa apologized today via Twitter (@ladygaga) for some venue changes that were made for The Monster Ball Tour concerts in Chicago and Detroit. For those who did not know, the Chicago shows (on Jan. 8, 9 and 10) originally to be held at The Chicago Theatre were moved to The Rosemont Theatre and the Detroit shows (on Jan. 12 and 13) that were originally supposed to be staged at The Fox Theatre were moved to The Joe Louis Arena, although the dates were maintained, the tickets bought to the previous shows were not honored and fans who had bought tickets for the previous concert had to buy new ones. GaGa released a Twitter statement over that:

To my little monsters, I am so sick over the 2 venues that were moved for Monsterball,and am sincerely sorry to all my fans who lost seats. A serious error was made by my production staff, and it is so unfair to you, who are so loyal.My show was not designed to fit in this venue. The monster ball was moved so we could still perform, not to sell more tickets. I promise to make it up to you, you are everything to mexgaga