Lady Gaga plans 3D concert release

United Kingdom News.Net
Wednesday 10th March, 2010 (ANI)

Lady Gaga is releasing her Monster Ball tour in 3D for DVD.

A representative for Gaga's Interscope Records label told MTV.com that the singer is planning to use the latest technology to make a DVD recording of her stage performance even more lifelike.

"There are talks about a 3D concert and DVD in the near future," the Daily Star quoted the rep as saying.

It makes sense as the singer gave away a set of 3D glasses with the release of her 'The Fame Monster' album package in December, along with a message saying they would be useful for "things happening soon". (ANI)

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