Lady Gaga joins U2 to perform 'Shallow'. Know where and when she sang along with Bono

The huge crowd of music- lovers chanted 'Divinyi!' when Lady Gaga joined the U2 group Wednesday night at Sphere in Las Vegas. She joined the group for duets on one of her songs, 'Shallow' and two of theirs, 'All I Want Is You' and 'I Still Haven’t Found What I’m Looking For.' The audience happily welcomed her when Bono introduced his fellow leather-jacketed guest as 'the most audacious, vivacious woman in any room she’s ever in.'

Lady Gaga sings

Bono in the middle of 'I Still Haven’t Found What I’m Looking For', shouted, "Take it to the Elvis Chapel!"


Bono and Lady Gaga joined to perform 'All I Want Is You' and went to 'Shallow' without a pause. Earlier on October 5, Lady Gaga wrapped up an extension of her long-running 'Jazz & Piano' show at Dolby Live in Park MGM.

Lady Gaga joins Mick Jagger

She joined the Rolling Stones on October 19 for a performance of 'Sweet Sounds of Heaven'. Lady Gaga joined Mick Jagger on the band’s new 'Hackney Diamonds' album. It took place during a surprise show at Racket Club in Chelsea. As Lady Gaga hit the stage in Las Vegas, the Rolling Stones's YouTube account posted her performance of 'Sweet Sounds of Heaven' with the band in New York.

Lady Gaga and U2

It was not for the first time that the American singer-songwriter appeared with U2. She performed 'Ordinary Love' with Bono at a show at Madison Square Garden in 2015. U2 recently announced an extension that will add 11 shows in January and February of 2024. With this, the total number of U2 concerts at the new venue will be 36. The shows will be held on January 26, 27 and 31 and on February 2, 3, 7, 9, 10, 15, 17, and 18.

FAQs:

When earlier did Lady Gaga sing along with the U2 band?
Lady Gaga performed 'Ordinary Love' with Bono at a show at Madison Square Garden in 2015.

When did Lady Gaga sing along with Mick Jagger?
Lady Gaga joined the Rolling Stones on October 19 for a performance of 'Sweet Sounds of Heaven'. Lady Gaga joined Mick Jagger on the band’s new 'Hackney Diamonds' album. It took place during a surprise show at Racket Club in Chelsea.