Lady Gaga & Bruno Mars "Die With A Smile" Collab Confirmed | Billboard News

Lady Gaga & Bruno Mars "Die With A Smile" Collab Confirmed | Billboard News

After heavy speculation of a collaboration coming soon, Lady Gaga & Bruno Mars confirmed their new single, "Die With A Smile." Keep watching for the details!

Tetris Kelly:

After rumors ran rampant and tons of teasing, the Lady Gaga/Bruno Mars collab is official. Gaga and Bruno posted the cover art for "Die With A Smile" announcing the song and video are dropping at midnight on the East Coast. It's giving Country Variety Show a la Dolly Parton and Porter Wagoner. Gaga captioned the cover "WHILE YOU WAIT TILL LG7." The two have been teasing the duet the whole week. They've interacted in the comment section of his IG, she posted a video wearing a Bruno Mars shirt, while he posted a photo of himself wearing a Lady Gaga tee. But could we be getting a live performance of the new song tonight? Bruno is set to open LA's new venue, the Intuit dome tonight with a second night tomorrow. It would be the perfect time for Gaga to make a surprise performance.

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