Pop icon Katy Perry is setting her sights on Las Vegas once again, this time as part of the global jaunt she's calling "The Lifetimes Tour." The "Firework" singer will be touching down at T-Mobile Arena on Saturday, May 17, as announced by News 3 LV. Perry, who finished her residency "Katy Perry: Play" at Resorts World Las Vegas in 2023, is hitting the road to promote her newest album "143."
Fans eager to catch Perry's hit-laden performance can snag their tickets starting Friday, January 31, with sales kicking off at 10 a.m. PT on AXS.com. But those with a penchant for earliness – and a knack for presales – can try their luck on Wednesday, January 29 at 10 a.m. PT, as reported by Review Journal. Live Nation promises a retrospective show, with Perry diving into her extensive catalog of chart-toppers and fan favorites.
Perry's career statistics are nothing to scoff at, having amassed a staggering 115 billion streams and over 70 million album sales worldwide. She's also one of the elite group of 12 artists who boast more than 100 million certified units from their solo single releases. Certainly, her Las Vegas performance is an anticipated stop on what promises to be a blockbuster tour, as per News 3 Live.
The set list is expected to include all the classics, from "Teenage Dream" to "Dark Horse," alongside tracks from her latest release. It's a tour that promises reconstructing the Katy Perry experience for fans new and old, reflecting the singer's influence on the pop music landscape over the past decade and a bit. For those ready to mark their calendars, remember, tickets go on sale to the general public at the end of the week, after the artist presale gives her most fervent followers a head start.
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