Grammys 2022 performers: Lady Gaga joins lineup
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Lady Gaga is the latest last minute performer for the 2022 Grammy Awards in Las Vegas on Sunday, April 3rd.
Since rising to fame, Gaga has been a frequent performer at the Grammys. She opened the 2010 Grammys collaborating with Elton John with her songs "Poker Face" and "Speechless" and his famous "Your Song."
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