After postponing her April release, Lady gaga finally set a new date.
. It's clear, now more than ever, that we are in desperate need of the musician's addicting, forward-thinking pop, but for a long time, we had no real idea when we would finally get it. That all changes today, however, now thatAfter rumors of potential release dates , the artist born Stefani Joanne Angelina Germanotta has finally revealed thatwill see the light of day on the last Friday of this month, May 29th.
That's exactly three months after she officially released "Stupid Love" and more than three and a half years since her last solo studio album,, which was executive produced by Gaga herself alongside frequent collaborator BloodPop, includes collaborations with fellow Italian pop star Ariana Grande , top-selling K-pop group BLACKPINK , and fellow Oscar winner Elton John .
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