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Katy Perry is heading off on a world tour.
The I Kissed A Girl hitmaker will kick off her Lifetimes Tour in Mexico next April before taking it to Australia, and will be performing across the UK next October.
Perry will take to the stage in London, Glasgow, Manchester, Sheffield and Birmingham starting on 7 October 2025.
She is excited to bring four-year-old daughter Daisy along on the road, reports The Sun newspaper.
"I'm really excited Daisy can join me on this world tour. I'm so excited to introduce her to a lot of places in the world and we'll be having a fun adventure together.
"I know our days off will be fun playgrounds and outdoor adventures. In the UK we love the parks. We already spend quite a lot of time during the summer in London so we love it so much.
"We have such a good feeling when we're there. It's so inclusive and it's so built for families."
Perry also reminisced about her very first gig at a small pub in London before her career took off in the late 2000s.
"I remember my first show at Water Rats. It was amazing. I remember walking through and meeting my first fans, and they're still around, they're still coming to the shows. I see them now and we've grown up together. And they're still out there cheering me on.
"It's so lovely. It's a real reciprocated love affair. I called this tour the Lifetimes Tour because I feel like I've grown up with my fans."
The I Kissed A Girl hitmaker will kick off her Lifetimes Tour in Mexico next April before taking it to Australia, and will be performing across the UK next October.
Perry will take to the stage in London, Glasgow, Manchester, Sheffield and Birmingham starting on 7 October 2025.
She is excited to bring four-year-old daughter Daisy along on the road, reports The Sun newspaper.
"I'm really excited Daisy can join me on this world tour. I'm so excited to introduce her to a lot of places in the world and we'll be having a fun adventure together.
"I know our days off will be fun playgrounds and outdoor adventures. In the UK we love the parks. We already spend quite a lot of time during the summer in London so we love it so much.
"We have such a good feeling when we're there. It's so inclusive and it's so built for families."
Perry also reminisced about her very first gig at a small pub in London before her career took off in the late 2000s.
"I remember my first show at Water Rats. It was amazing. I remember walking through and meeting my first fans, and they're still around, they're still coming to the shows. I see them now and we've grown up together. And they're still out there cheering me on.
"It's so lovely. It's a real reciprocated love affair. I called this tour the Lifetimes Tour because I feel like I've grown up with my fans."