On Wednesday, Lady Gaga was all about the Mayhem ball, making the tour of the tour one day after being prosecuted for having allegedly inflexible on the “Mayhem” logo of a surfing company.
“I did not intend to visit this year after my shows in Singapore, but the incredible answer to the new album inspired me for things to happen,” said the singer on social networks. “It met super quickly … And honestly, I cannot wait. This show is designed to be the kind of theatrical and electrifying experience that gives life to the Chaos in the way I imagine it.”
The Chaos ball, which, according to Gaga, was planned with live nation in “a few weeks”, will strike the arenas instead of the stadiums. It is because she wanted to “control the details of the show in a way that you just can't in the stadiums”. Intriguing.
The tour will only strike the big cities, and for the moment, there are no Los Angeles shows on the file – perhaps because the actor “Joker: Folie for two” already plays two dates of poster in April at the Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival in Indio.
The planned stops include Las Vegas, Seattle, New York, Miami, Toronto, Chicago, London and Manchester in England, Stockholm, Milan, Barcelona, Berlin, Amsterdam, Antwerp, and Lyon and Paris in France. The part of the Chaos de la Tournée Ballon begins on July 16 in Vegas and ends with three shows in Paris between November 16 and November 20.
Regarding legal chaos, Lost International LLC filed a complaint against Stefani Germanotta on Tuesday before the American district court for the California central district. The nine allegations include, among other things, a brand infringement, false advertising, brand dilution and unfair commercial practices.
The lawyer for the Gaga team, Orin Snyder, seemed to take the trial in stride. “Lady Gaga's chaos has climbed in n ° 1 and has broken records, a testimony to its unrivaled talent and its world impact,” he said in a statement on Wednesday. “It's disappointing – but barely surprising – that someone is now trying to capitalize on their success with a baseless trial on the name of Mayhem. It is nothing more than an opportunistic and baseless abuse of the legal system. ”
Lost “Mayhem” logoLike the Gaga “chaos” logo Album and other goodsArcs slightly, and both have an irregular and irregular police suggesting, finally, chaos. The trial alleges the Gaga logo is “an almost identical design used by LOST on its own products”.
“Lost began to use the (logo) in 1986, and in January 1992 in the Interstate Commerce. Since then, LOST has used (logo) in relation to surfing boards, surfing equipment, clothing, accessories and surf videos, in more than 30 countries around the world, ”indicates the trial. Lost says he recorded the “Mayhem” brand in the United States in 2015.
Mayhem is also the nickname of the lost co-founder Matt Biolos.
“Lady Gaga's actions are likely to induce the public in error by concluding that his goods are from or are authorized by LOST, which will damage both Lost and the public,” said the trial. “Lost has no control over the quality of the goods sold by Lady Gaga and due to the source of confusion caused by Lady Gaga, Lost has lost control of her precious good will.”
That said, tickets for the Mayhem Ball Tour are available on April 3 via AXS, with several presale options – think of the fan club, Citi card holders, luxury seats and more – who launch out these general date on sale.
