Lady Gaga suffers monster fall in Houston

12 April 2011

by Jason Treuen and Jazz Lewis

Lady Gaga took a big tumble on-stage last Friday night at her show at Houston’s Toyota Center arena.

The Born This Way superstar was astride her flaming piano (as you do) singing new song You And I when the chair she was also standing on moved, causing her to crash to the ground. Seemingly unperturbed, she got up and kept singing.

Watch Gaga's fall footage

Gaga will continue her Monster Ball tour across the States for the rest of the month before finishing up in Mexico in May. The tour originally started in November 2009.

Somewhere in between all that touring, the 24-year-old NYC artist has also worked with famous Bollywood composers Salim-Sulaiman to release a Bollywood-infused remix of her hit single Born This Way (hear it here on the Desi Hits website).

Lady Gaga's manger, Troy Carter, tells Desi Hits: "We collaborated with Indian music producers from across the globe to show our respect and appreciation for our Desi fans and the music community. We're looking forward to more Desi collaborations in the near future."

In other Gaga news, the forthcoming new clip for her track Judas is already causing controversy before it's even released.

As pre-empted in her 'Gagavision 41' video, Lady Gaga is set to appear as Biblical character Mary Magdalene in the upcoming clip, with Hawaii 5-0 actor Norman Reedus taking that role of Judas. Predictably, religious groups aren't happy about it, especially as Easter draws closer.

Catholic League For Religious And Civil Rights' President Bill Donahue told NME: "Is this the only way to jet up her performance? This isn’t random, we are getting closer to holy week and Easter”, and he didn’t stop there, he went on to say, “People have real talent, and then there is Lady Gaga. I find Gaga to be increasingly irrelevant”.

According to her video, the Judas clip will be released on April 19.