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Lady Gaga Presents the Monster Ball Tour

Rated NR · 150 minutes · 2011

Lady Gaga performs in a concert taped at New York's Madison Square Garden in February, 2011. Includes behind-the-scenes footage. - Synopsis courtesy of Tribune Media Service

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