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Lady Gaga to perform at Delhi's first F1 Grand prix
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October 23, 2011, Sunday
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AMERICAN pop sensation Lady Gaga has been signed up to play at India's inaugural Formula One race next month, which will be held a newly-built circuit outside the capital New Delhi.
The colorful diva will perform at a concert after the Indian Grand Prix on October 30, organizers said in a press release yesterday.
US heavy metal outfit Metallica are also slated to play at an "F1 Rocks" gig in the satellite town of Gurgaon on October 28 as a lead-up to the race.
"Formula 1 fans will be able to participate in a spectacle of performance from internationally acclaimed artistes who are traveling to India for the event," race organizers Jaypee Sports International said.
"Pop legend Lady Gaga will mark the closing of the ceremony."
Tickets for the race have been priced between 2,500 rupees (US$50) and 35,000 rupees.
Separate tickets will be needed for the after-race concert and other entertainment programmes during the three-day event.
Organizers say they have sold 20,000 of the 100,000 race tickets so far, with the cheapest seats all sold out.
The colorful diva will perform at a concert after the Indian Grand Prix on October 30, organizers said in a press release yesterday.
US heavy metal outfit Metallica are also slated to play at an "F1 Rocks" gig in the satellite town of Gurgaon on October 28 as a lead-up to the race.
"Formula 1 fans will be able to participate in a spectacle of performance from internationally acclaimed artistes who are traveling to India for the event," race organizers Jaypee Sports International said.
"Pop legend Lady Gaga will mark the closing of the ceremony."
Tickets for the race have been priced between 2,500 rupees (US$50) and 35,000 rupees.
Separate tickets will be needed for the after-race concert and other entertainment programmes during the three-day event.
Organizers say they have sold 20,000 of the 100,000 race tickets so far, with the cheapest seats all sold out.
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