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Lady Gaga to Make Live Comeback at Beyonce Concert

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Lady Gaga fans might not have to wait too long to see their hero in action.

The superstar is rumored to be planning her live return at a Beyonce show in New York this summer.

If true, it will be Gaga’s first major gig following an operation on her hip in February.

Just three months ago, Gaga was forced to cancel the remaining dates on her Born This Way Ball after being diagnosed with a labral tear, as well as synovitis, a severe inflammation of the joints.

She was confined to a wheelchair for a few weeks, but is now back on her feet and eager to perform for her fans.

Gossips are buzzing with excitement after a reported email sent by concert listings website Songkick said  she will perform with Queen B in Brooklyn on August 3.

The pair are good friends and previously worked together on 2010 hit Telephone.

Beyonce’s husband Jay-Z and pal Kanye West are also rumored to be joining her for a performance at the concert.

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