Lady Gaga gives hope to fans over axed concert Star vows to 'perform solo' in Jakarta to appease Islamic hardliners

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LADY Gaga gave fans in Indonesia hope her troubled Jakarta concert could go ahead today as she spoke out about the crisis. 

Cops ordered the megastar, 26, to axe the gig after opposition from hardline Islamic groups who said her raunchy act would corrupt the youth. 

She took to Twitter to hint the fight was not over - telling her "Little Monsters" she would appear alone if the show went ahead after demands that she censors her performance. 

She told fans: “If the show does go on as scheduled, I will perform the BTWBall alone.” 

The concert at the city’s 52,000-seat Gelora Bung Karno stadium on June 3 is a sell-out and was due to be the biggest of her Asian tour.

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Fundamentalist groups in the country – the world’s biggest Muslim nation - had branded her “vulgar” and accused her of spreading “satanic teaching”. 

 

Police in Jakarta refused Gaga the permit she needed to stage the show. A key religious group, the Indonesian Ulema Council (MUI), was re-examining its opposition to the concert today after the police said they were prepared to issue a licence if she got backing from MUI and the Religious Affairs Ministry. 

Gaga – real name Stefani Germanotta – added: “The Jakarta situation is 2-fold: Indonesian authorities demand I censor the show & religious extremist separately, are threatening violence.” 

Hardliners have even threatened to intercept the singer at the airport to stop her entering the country.

She later tweeted about her concert in the Philippines: "And don't worry, if I get thrown in jail in Manila, Beyonce will just bail me out. Sold out night 2 in the Philippines. I love it here!"