Lady Gaga to Replace Beyonce at Coachella: Fans Divided Over ‘Alejandro’ Singer Pick

Fans on social media are in a frenzy. Just in: Lady Gaga is reportedly replacing Beyonce as one of the headliners at Coachella. While Gaga fans are rejoicing, others seem to be slamming the latest pick.

According to Billboard, it has been revealed that Lady Gaga will fill in for the weekend nights that Beyonce has postponed. This means the "Alejandro" singer will be performing at Coachella on April 15 and April 22. The plans to get Gaga into this year's music festival is reportedly at the final stages of discussions and organizing.

Coachella is expected to make the final announcements in the coming days. As fans know, Beyonce canceled her performances at Coachella 2017 just days ago. The "Listen" singer has been advised by her doctor to opt out of the music fest due to her pregnancy. Lady Gaga has yet to officially confirm the news that she is replacing Beyonce.

Beyonce revealed earlier this month that she is pregnant with twins. There have been earlier reports suggesting that the "I Was Here" singer will cancel her appearance at Coachella. With the confirmation that she is no longer performing at the Coachella stage, Lady Gaga followers are showing their support on social media.

Over on Twitter, some fans have noted that they will get rid of their Coachella tickets. Others posted memes and GIF images showing their disappointment over the festival's decision to choose Lady Gaga. It appears that some fans are looking for another performer to replace Beyonce.

On the other hand, Lady Gaga supporters have also expressed their joy over the music fest's new pick. One fan, in particular, posted that he would do anything to attend Coachella if Lady Gaga replaces Beyonce during the big weekends. Fans are divided but the official word has yet to come out.

According to Harper's Bazaar, Beyonce will be performing at Coachella next year. The music fest's organizers have yet to officially confirm that Lady Gaga is the new headliner this year.