London
(ANI):
Singer
Lady
GaGa
is
at
the
centre
of
a
legal
row
involving
an
Irish
entertainment
company
and
a
New
York
talent
agency
over
a
bogus
concert
deal.
Lawyers
for
Grooveyard
Ltd
have
slapped
a
666,670-pound
lawsuit
against
American
Talent
Agency,
claiming
the
company
duped
them
into
booking
concerts
when
they
did
not
even
represent
the
singer.
According
to
TMZ.com,
Grooveyard
alleges
a
213,350-pound
deal
was
drawn
with
the
agency
to
jet
the
star
to
Europe
for
concerts
in
Dublin
and
Belfast
in
October,
reports
the
Daily
Express.
But
the
gig
promotion
company,
based
in
Ireland,
was
left
baffled
after
receiving
a
cease-and-desist
order
by
bosses
at
AEG
Live,
who
have
the
sole
authority
to
book
the
Poker
Face
hitmaker.
Grooveyard
is
now
seeking
compensation
for
the
sham.