Hall & Oates were not among the nominees for the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame’s Class of 2010. In fact, the Philadelphia duo has never been nominated for the Rock Hall. Talk show host and celebrity chef Rachael Ray believes this is an injustice, and has started [...]]]>

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Hall & Oates were not among the nominees for the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame’s Class of 2010. In fact, the Philadelphia duo has never been nominated for the Rock Hall. Talk show host and celebrity chef Rachael Ray believes this is an injustice, and has started a petition to get Hall & Oates into the Hall. The pair appeared on an episode of her show that won’t air until November 6th, but Ray’s Hall & Oates petition — or the comments section of her blog — has attracted 465 votes.

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Will the support of Ray be enough to get the “Maneater” dudes into the Rock Hall? Some would argue John Oates’ moustache alone is worthy of its own wing in the Cleveland museum dubbed the Rock Hall & Oates. Have your say in our own comments section, and check out a preview of Hall & Oates on the Rachael Ray Show here.

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Exactly two weeks after Lady Gaga and Kanye West’s Fame Kills Tour was canceled, The Fame singer has revealed the dates for her solo jaunt, called The Monster Ball Tour. “The Haus of Gaga had been designing ‘The Monster Ball’ for premiere in 2010 at the O2 Arena in London, but due to diligent [...]]]>

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Exactly two weeks after Lady Gaga and Kanye West’s Fame Kills Tour was canceled, The Fame singer has revealed the dates for her solo jaunt, called The Monster Ball Tour. “The Haus of Gaga had been designing ‘The Monster Ball’ for premiere in 2010 at the O2 Arena in London, but due to diligent work and preparation, ‘The Monster Ball’ will begin on November 27 in Montreal,” Gaga wrote on her official Website. ” ‘The Monster Ball’ is a multimedia artistic experience in the style of the first-ever ‘pop electro opera.’ ”

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The 22-date trek finds Gaga performing at much smaller, more intimate venues than those that were booked for the Fame Kills trek. For example, instead of performing at Uniondale, New York’s Nassau Coliseum, the Monster Ball Tour will wrap up with Gaga performing two hometown shows at Radio City Music Hall. Gaga has been a staple at New York’s more famous theaters in recent months, performing at Radio City during the VMAs and then Carnegie Hall for the all-star An Evening with Gavin Friday & Friends benefit concert.

“A message to all my little monsters: The Fame Monster will come out four days before the first live show. You have exactly 96 hours to learn all of the lyrics so you can sing along,” Gaga writes. “Dress accordingly.”

Fansite GagaDaily got their hands on the track listing for The Fame Monster reissue’s bonus tracks. Check out the Monster Ball dates and Monster’s new song titles below:

Lady Gaga: The Monster Ball
Nov. 27 – Montreal, QC @ The Bell Center
Nov. 28 – Toronto, ON @ Air Canada Center
Nov. 29 – Ottawa, ON @ Scotiabank Place
Dec. 1 – Boston, MA @ Wang Center
Dec. 2 – Boston, MA @ Wang Center
Dec. 3 – Camden, NJ @ Susquehanna
Dec. 9 – Vancouver, BC @ Queen Elizabeth Theatre
Dec. 10 – Vancouver, BC @ Queen Elizabeth Theatre
Dec. 13 – San Francisco, CA @ Bill Graham Civic
Dec. 18 – Las Vegas, NV @ TBD
Dec. 19 – San Diego, CA @ San Diego Sports Arena
Dec. 21 – Los Angeles, CA @ Nokia Theatre
Dec. 29 – Atlanta, GA @ Fox Theater
Dec. 31 – Miami, FL @ Knight Center
Jan. 3 – Orlando, FL @ The Hard Rock
Jan. 7 – St. Louis, MO @ The Fox
Jan. 8 – Chicago, IL @ Chicago Theatre
Jan. 9 – Chicago, IL @ Chicago Theatre
Jan. 12 – Detroit, MI @ Fox Theater
Jan. 16 – Atlantic City, NJ @ Borgata
Jan. 20 – New York, NY @ Radio City Music Hall
Jan. 21 – New York, NY @ Radio City Music Hall

The Fame Monster
1. “Bad Romance”
2. “Alejandro”
3. “Monster”
4. “So Happy I Could Die”
5. “Speechless”
6. “Dance In The Dark”
7. “Telephone”
8. “Teeth”

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