Though they aren't touring together, Lady GaGa said Kanye West has been very supportive when she announces 'The Monster Ball' tour.
- Nov 2, 2009
AceShowbiz - In an interview with SIRIUS XM's Morning Mash Up Friday, October 30, Lady GaGa addressed her recently-scrapped "Fame Kills" tour with Kanye West. "I didn't drop Kanye," she said. "When you're really friends with somebody, you can make a difficult decision."
Without explaining the reason behind the cancellation, she stated the decision "was hard on both [of them]." She added that Kanye has been very supportive when she plans to embark on a solo tour. When talking about the difference between the "Fame Kills" tour and her upcoming solo gig "The Monster Ball", she said, "I'm playing [to] just as many people in each city that I would have played on Fame Kills, but the ticket price is much lower."
She also said that compared to Kanye, she is still new in the game. Though so, she has built a strong fanbase. "The difference between someone like myself and someone that's three or four albums deep, is I'm still new. And my fans are so amazing and so loyal. They're not normal top 40 radio fans, they're like crazy punk rock fans," she gushed.
Lady GaGa will start "The Monster Ball" tour on November 27 and wrap it up on January 21, 2010 to support her re-release album "The Fame: Monster". Kid Cudi and Jason Derulo have been appointed as her supporting acts.
