Lady Gaga has been active online, supporting her "Dawn of Chromatica" remix album collaborators who performed at this year's Coachella Valley Arts and Music Festival. One of which is Rina Sawayama, and many fans think the British pop star will join Mother Monster on her highly-anticipated "Chromatica Ball Tour."
After performing last weekend, the "Tokyo Love Hotel" songstress took to Instagram to share a series of videos and photos thanking fans for supporting her set.
"COACHELLA that was insane thank u for being the best crowd ever had the best time see u next weekend," the singer wrote.
Shortly after posting on the platform, Lady Gaga took to the comment section to express her support, writing, "YOURE A FREE WOMAN," along with fire emojis, to which the singer replied, "see u soon bestie."
The queen of pop referenced their collaboration song "Free Woman."
After the interaction, fans went wild on Twitter as many speculated that Sawayama might be an opening act for Gaga on her tour.
"I need her to open for chromatica in London and I'll find the money," one fan wrote.
"If Rina is opening for the Chromatica Ball ... I will simply pass away," another one expressed.
As of this writing, neither of the two musicians has confirmed whether Sawayama will perform as an opening act for Gaga or not.
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Lady Gaga 'Chromatica Ball Tour'
After two years of being postponed, Lady Gaga will finally go on tour to perform her hit tracks from the Grammy-nominated album "Chromatica."
Fans are excited as Gaga has only performed "Rain On Me," "911," and "Stupid Love" once during 2020's MTV Video Music Awards.
According to Variety, the pop star's show is one of the hottest events of the summer season.
The "Stupid Love" songstress will travel in different cities worldwide, kicking off at the Merkur Spiel-Arena in Düsseldorf, Germany, on July 17.
The singer will then travel to different venues in Paris, London, Washington, East Rutherford, Chicago, Dallas, Washington, and more.
Her last show will be at the Trust Park in Atlanta, Georgia, on August 26.
Many fans are still waiting for the singer to reveal the official stage design, setlist, and guest performers for her tour.
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