News Reports – Queen at Lady Gaga concert

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Wigging it out! Lady Gaga swaps hair tips with Queen guitarist Brian May emulating his trademark crazy curls and takes to the stage in rainbow dreadlocks for tour
21 August 2014 by ZOE NAUMAN FOR DAILY MAIL AUSTRALIA

EXTRACT: She is known for her crazy hairstyles and array of amazing wigs. And Lady Gaga swapped some tips with the veteran of hair raising styles at her first Australian concert in Perth on Wednesday night – Queen guitarist Brian May. The singer posted a shot of the pair to her Instagram account with the star sporting a black curly wig looking very similar to the rockers own do.

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LADY GAGA MOVED BY QUEEN’S PRESENCE
21 August 2014

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Lady Gaga was moved to tears by the appearance of Queen in her audience, during her first concert in Australia. The pop star kicked off her ArtRAVE: The ARTPOP Ball Tour at Perth Arena on Wednesday night and later admitted she cried during her performance when she saw the band in the crowd and thought of their late frontman, Freddie Mercury.

The English band are also in town for the beginning of their Australian tour which kicks off in Perth on Friday.  The band, along with frontman Adam Lambert, attended Gaga’s concert and received a standing ovation from the crowd when the pop star pointed them out from the stage.

Gaga performed her ballad Dope and then touched on the topic of AIDS, before pointing out Queen in the audience.

Lady Gaga told the audience she could feel the presence of the band’s late frontman, Freddie Mercury – who died from pneumonia resulting from AIDS in 1991. The band and the pop star continued the love-in backstage after the show with both Gaga and Brian May posting pictures of the two of them together on their social media accounts.

Gaga admitted in her post that she cried while performing her emotional ballad on stage.

The pop star seemed to have embraced a 1980s inspired style, wearing a curly, black wig, fishnet tights and a black T-shirt, which she was wearing in the backstage shots.