"Marry The Night" singer Lady Gaga has recently confirmed details about two of her upcoming shows as part of the Born This Way Ball world tour. The gigs, set at London's Twickenham Stadium on 8th September and Manchester Arena on 11th September, will mark Gaga's biggest ever shows in Britain. At the same time, her Irish date was set for September 15^th at the Aviva Stadium, Dublin. The three shows are part of the European leg of the Born This Way Ball tour, which kicks off in Bulgaria on 14th August. The European dates are currently set to conclude in Barcelona, Spain on 6th October.

Support at all of the European shows, including those in the UK, will come from The Darkness and Lady Starlight. Speaking about her 'Born This Way Ball' UK tour dates, Lady Gaga said: "The Haus of Gaga and I have worked for months conceiving a spectacular stage. The 'Born This Way Ball' tour is an Electro-Metal Pop-Opera; the tale of the Beginning, the genesis of the Kingdom of Fame. How we were birthed and how we will die celebrating."

The gigs will mark the first time Lady Gaga has toured in support of her full-length second album, Born This Way. Her Europe tour this summer includes Sofia, Vienna, Vilnius and Riga, as well as London, Amsterdam, Paris, Barcelona. Beside them, the American popstar will perform in Romania also, two days after the Bulgarian gig on August 16th at the National Arena stadium in Bucharest.

Ticket prices will range from £50-£80 for London and £60-£80 for Manchester. Here are Lady Gaga's UK and Ireland 'Born This Way Ball' tour dates announced as far:

• London, Twickenham Stadium – 8th September
• Manchester, Arena – 11th September
• Dublin, Aviva Stadium – 15th September