Lady Gaga was recently revealed as one of Forbes' most powerful women and with the boss moves she's making, we see why.
According to Billboard.biz, Live Nation Entertainment confirmed that Lady Gaga and her manager, Bobby Campbell, have signed with the company's artist management division, Artist Nation.
"Lady Gaga is one of the most iconic and highest-grossing artists of this generation," Michael Rapino, president and chief executive officer of Live Nation Entertainment, the parent company of Artist Nation, said. "We have a long-standing relationship with Lady Gaga, dating back to her 2009 Fame Ball tour, and we look forward to continuing to support Lady Gaga and her manager Bobby Campbell in their careers."
Campbell commented on their latest venture saying, "Lady Gaga and I have had an incredible relationship with Live Nation over the last five years. Their insight, strategic vision and global power have made them a truly invaluable member of our team. I'm ecstatic to be working even more closely with them in the years to come as we take Lady Gaga's career to new levels all around the world."
This is a pretty big deal for the two considering Campbell assumed Gaga's manager role in November.
The site reports that Gaga split from her previous manager Troy Carter and his Atom Factory firm which ultimately led to Campbell stepping in.
Campbell had also worked with Gaga at Atom Factory.
Live Nation is the world's largest management organization, with more than 230 artist clients from various genres. The organization also has 16 management companies under its umbrella.
