Fibromyalgia halted her last tour short. Now, the world's biggest pop star channels pain into this operatic, euphoric work of art.
, arguably the most dedicated and, still, provocative pop star of her generation, lets you hear it: the sharp intakes and exhales, the mark of a marathon-level musical icon.
The result is her most macabre, profound and personal show to date. The Chromatica Ball, a highly anticipated stadium tour with just 20 dates compared to the Joanne Ball's 49, shortens the tour's span and permits her breaks between shows to recover properly. It's a move that ensures each one will land like a lit firecracker in stadiums across Europe, America and Asia from now until September.
It is staged like an almighty career retrospective; the stage akin to a gallery space where spectators observe her radio-leaning pop songs through a lens of performance art. It’s broken into an epilogue, four acts and a finale, each one accompanied by an interlude directed by longtime collaborator Nick Knight.
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