From when she exploded into the world of music with inaugural singles 'Just Dance' and 'Poker Face', Lady Gaga has steadily collected an ever-growing base of fans which she affectionately refers to as 'little monsters' - and now she is inviting them all to enjoy her music in person with the continuation of the Monster Ball Tour - her second ever world tour that will see millions of fans clamouring for tickets.

Describing it as "the first ever pop electro opera", Lady Gaga clearly loves the attention and has so far played in several locations across the globe but is set to jet off to many more. Over the coming months, concerts in places such as Australia, Japan, the UK, Canada and the USA will take place where fans can take in the spectacle that is Lady Gaga and chums.

The new leg of the concert has seen its main concepts revamped. Lady Gaga has explained that it is more of a musical than a concert and contains a full story about the singer and her friends as they attempt to get to a Monster Ball while in New York City but get lost. From there, fans will be entertained by the various problems and mishaps that happen during the show, which will be pepper, of course, by the singer's latest and greatest hits.

With tours planned until September 2010, little monsters around the world should find plenty of opportunity to catch a glimpse of the oddball singer in person before the run ends.

Lady Gaga will be appearing first in Australia before moving to Japan, Sweden, Germany, France, the Netherlands, Belgium, the UK, Canada and the United States of America.

The tour promises to be an extravaganza of music, theatre and dance and has been compared to the flamboyance of master touring artists like Madonna. Of course, tickets will undoubtedly sell out quickly so fans of this iconic singer should check out ticket offices sooner rather than later if they want to avoid disappointment.

While it's unclear where Lady Gaga's career will go from here, it's certain that she's achieve a huge amount of fame and popularity through her astonishing, overnight success. Her fan base is immense and many people the world over are familiar with at least one or two Lady Gaga songs, so it looks as though the quirky and talented American singer need not look too far for attention for quite some time.