Lady Gaga to Sing in Outer Space

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Updated Apr. 17, 2017 5:44PM ET / Published Nov. 06, 2013 3:21PM ET

Dimitrios Kambouris

Is E.T. a Little Monster? Famous both for her music and her elaborate stunts, Lady Gaga will be the first recording artist to perform in space in 2015. The performance will be part of the Zero G Colony, a music festival, and she will take off from Spaceport America on a Virgin Galactic SpaceShip Two. Gaga will perform on the final day of the festival, and will have do to extra vocal training due to the change in atmosphere.

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