Lady Gaga Debuted Three New Tracks During Her Dive Bar Tour in Nashville
Lady Gaga debuted three new singles Wednesday during her "dive bar" tour in Nashville to a small crowd of fans. The tour, which which was launched in partnership with Bud Light, was live-streamed on the company's Facebook page. According to Pitchfork, her shows on Oct. 20 and 27 will also be live-streamed through Bud Light's Facebook. Dressed in a black and gold suit and a white cowboy hat the singer opened with the songs "Sinner's Prayer" and "A-Yo.", "Call me Joanne," she told the audience before playing her new single "Million Reasons," which was performed alongside co-writer Hillary Lindsey. Gaga closed by performing her hit "Perfect Illusion," which was released last month. Fans took to Twitter to show their appreciation. , , , , , After the gig, Gaga released the studio recording of "Million Reasons" on YouTube, listen below. Lady Gaga's new album, Joanne, which was co-produced by Tame Impala's Kevin Parker, Mark Ronson and producer Bloodpop, will be out on Oct. 21.