The singer performed at the American festival this Friday, 18; technical problems lasted a few minutes
The Show of Lady Gaga on the second weekend of Coachella has gone through technical problems. After some microphone flaws, the singer apologized to the fans.
During the presentation at the United States festival this Friday, 18, Gaga He featured the second song of the setlist – “Abracadabra” – when his microphone failed and cut the sound of the artist’s voice.
However, she continued the choreography of the track holding a new microphone instead of the headset style she usually uses. A few minutes later, the microphone was replaced once again.
You can see the dancer handing gaga a hand mic as she’s going down and she grabs it and Removes her head mic all in just 2 seconds. What to pro. pic.twitter.com/lqst3x1r6v
– Pop Culture Gal (@allurequinn) April 19, 2025
Lady Gaga Singlehandedly Slaying the Cane Shore While Holding A Handheld Mic Is Insane. Now that’s a Truuue Professional Right There! #gagachellapic.twitter.com/3maavqtphn
– Louis (@ouiespnsa) April 19, 2025
When sitting to play piano, Gaga He apologized to the fans: “I’m sorry, my microphone stopped working for a second. At least you know I sing live.”
“I think the only thing we can do is do our best and, for sure, I’m doing my best to you today,” he continued.
“I’m Sorry My Mic Was Broken for A Second, Atleast You Know Sing Live” Oh Lady Gaga The Legend That You Are #Gagachellapic.twitter.com/ovn5hnr2ni
– Pop Culture Gal (@allurequinn) April 19, 2025
Besides the songs from their latest album, Mayhem,Lady Gaga He sang other hits of his career, such as “Paparazzi” and “Bad Romance”.
The singer arrives in Brazil in early May to a megashow in Copacabana, Rio de Janeiro.
Source: Rollingstone
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