Lady GaGa writing new album in "quarantine"

The singer said that she is currently busy in Seoul, South Korea making material for her third studio album ahead of the opening show of her 'Born This Way Ball' world tour tomorrow (April 27).

"Let's try this one more time with correct spelling, I've [been] composing in quarantine for 18'hrs," GaGa tweeted.

The star confirmed back in January that she was planning on releasing the follow-up to 2011'sBorn This Way later this year.

"I just want to keep going. I'm not as goal obsessed as I am process obsessed. I just want to keep writing music. I'm looking forward to putting out another album and going on tour," she said.

Lady GaGa will play two shows at London's Twickenham Stadium and a date at Manchester's MEN Arena in the UK this September. Tickets for Lady GaGa's 'Born This Way Ball' UK tour are now available here.

She has yet to confirm the plans for a North American stint of her 'Born This Way Ball'.

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Two Door Cinema Club Worked 'Day And Night' For Lady Gaga

Two Door Cinema Club Worked 'Day And Night' For Lady Gaga

Two Door Cinema Club have revealed they worked ''day and night'' while touring to remix a song for Lady Gaga.

Two Door Cinema Club worked "day and night" to remix a song for Lady Gaga.

The 'I Can Talk' group - which features Alex Trimble, Kevin Baird and Sam Halliday - were approached by the 'Edge of Glory' hitmaker to produce a version of her song 'Electric Chapel' for a remix album and although they had a tight deadline to complete it, they jumped at the chance.

Singer Alex told The Sun newspaper: "She said we only had a week. That's not a lot of time, especially as we were on tour but I couldn't turn down such an incredible opportunity. So we worked every single day and night and threw it together. I'm really proud of it."

The band came to Gaga's attention after they recorded a live version of her song 'Poker Face' in 2010.

The band are currently working on the follow up to debut 'Tourist History', and claim it will see them move away from the pop and rock which influenced their first record.

Alex has said: "All of us have been listening to quite a lot of hip-hop, the last year or so Sam's been really into Kanye West and Jay-Z and Drake.

"He's been playing it around the house so it gets in your head, and that has come out in the music."

The band's second album is expected to be released this Summer.