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Gaga a Go-Go

Forget her music; the most fun part about being a Lady Gaga fan is having the excuse to dress up like a complete wacko for the Facebook paparazzi whenever the eccentric songstress comes to town. After her show, you can bet a bevy of hardcore fans sporting blond wigs, ripped...

By Nicki Escudero

March 24, 2011

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Forget her music; the most fun part about being a Lady Gaga fan is having the excuse to dress up like a complete wacko for the Facebook paparazzi whenever the eccentric songstress comes to town.

After her show, you can bet a bevy of hardcore fans sporting blond wigs, ripped fishnet stockings and meaty dresses will walk across the street to fill up the Hard Rock Café for the downtown Official Lady Gaga Afterparty. The live music venue will turn into a club worthy of shaking a disco stick at, with music by local “futurepop” artists Super Stereo and DJ Swookie Monster. Also look for a costume contest with $100, $50 and $25 prizes.

Sat., March 26, 10 p.m., 2011

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