Lady Gaga “will return to her residence in Las Vegas for £ 750,000 a night”

Lady Gaga is returning to her Las Vegas residence at MGM’s Park Theater after nearly two years, according to reports.

The Oscar-winning star, 35, is set to earn £ 750,000 a night when her Jazz & Piano residency begins on October 14 and Gaga’s wardrobe includes bespoke designer dresses “which cost £ 7million to put together ‘.

The star has a busy few months and will also begin promoting her duet album with Tony Bennett ahead of the release of Ridley Scott’s House Of Gucci – in which Gaga stars – on November 26.

The Mirror reports that Gaga’s shows will open with a recorded message from Bennett, 95, and that the star’s set will be “peppered with jazz renditions of her most famous hits, including Poker Face, Bad Romance and Born. This Way “.

MailOnline has reached out to representatives for Gaga for comment.

Speaking about her early connection to jazz, Gaga said, “My earliest memories of hearing jazz music go back to when I was a toddler girl and my mom made me a cup of tea and she put Billie on. Holiday, “according to the Mirror.

She added of the genre: “I discovered very quickly in the music business that people like to tell you what to do.

“And what’s great is that when I sing jazz, I can tell everyone what I want to do and tell everyone to hit rocks.”

As for the star’s incredibly expensive wardrobe, Gaga’s clothes are “guarded by bouncers and kept safe.”

At one point, Gaga takes the stage in a bespoke dress featuring over 53,000 Swarovski crystals, each piece made in collaboration with the megastar’s fashion house, Haus of Gaga.

Gaga – real name Stefani Germanotta – enlisted the help of her fashion designer sister Natali for her opening look.

In addition to her £ 750,000 per night, Gaga will earn a percentage of merchandise sales.

The newspaper adds that MGM “provides private jet travel, access to VIP suites at all of their properties, from the Bellagio to the park, and a free food and drink spending card.”

Brodie Cooper of US entertainment agency PRrrpd (CORR) also told the Mirror that the extravagant show “is worth every penny” as attendees spend money on hotel suites, restaurants and of course games. ‘money.

Years of preparation, Gaga worked closely with conductor Brian Newman to create a 30-person orchestra for the event.

Gaga and Newman are close friends, having spent time together in New York City, and have called him an “absolute legend.”