The latest online issue of The Rolling Stone reveals Lady Gaga's tour plans, including the plans for stage design and the songs that will be played on her tour, aptly named The Monster Ball.
Other tidbits of information revealed by The Rolling Stone magazine is that it will be a pop-electro opera and that Lady Gaga is attempting to find ways to work with the stage and make it innovative.
In an exclusive interview for the magazine, Lady Gaga discusses the stage design, "I’ve been thinking about ways to play with the shape of this stage and change the way that we watch things," she says. "So what I’ve done is I’ve designed a stage with Haus of Gaga that is essentially a frame with forced perspective, and the frame is put inside the stage."
Forced Perspective Stages
The Rolling Stone Reveals Lady Gaga's Tour Plans and Stage Design
Trend Themes
1. Forced Perspective Design - Lady Gaga's innovative stage design using forced perspective technology opens up opportunities for more creative and dynamic live performances.
2. Pop-electro Opera - The development of a new genre for live tours - pop-electro opera - presents an opportunity for musicians and designers to explore and innovate with new immersive experiences.
3. Innovative Stage Concepts - Lady Gaga's approach to stage design and her desire to create new ways of watching performances inspires a trend of innovation and experimentation in future live events.
Industry Implications
1. Live Events and Entertainment - The forced perspective stage design and pop-electro opera genre disrupt the live events and entertainment industry and offer opportunities for growth and differentiation.
2. Theatrical Production - The use of forced perspective technology and the development of a new genre of pop-electro opera presents a disruption and innovation opportunity in the theatrical production industry.
3. Music Industry - The trend towards more immersive live performances and pop-electro opera as a new genre presents potential growth and differentiation opportunities for musicians and the music industry as a whole.