Katy Perry has announced she is adding an extra London show to the UK leg of The Lifetimes Tour due to overwhelming demand from fans, Daily Mail reports.
According to the report by Daily Mail, Katy Perry looked incredible in a brown bralette and low rise miniskirt as she posed for a sizzling snap promoting the new date.
The singer is set to take to the stage around the world for a spectacular show performing hits from a number of her multi-million selling albums.
Katy Perry will kick-off her UK leg next year, opening in Glasgow on October 7 before heading to Manchester, Sheffield, Birmingham and now performing two shows at London’s O2 Arena.
The Roar songstress has also added additional shows in Australia due to over whelming demand for the original dates in June 2025 selling out.
Katy Perry will also put on an extra three shows in Mexico in April 2025 after the first three sold out within the hour of ticket release.
Tickets for the UK dates will go on sale this Friday, November 22, and Katy has revealed she will donate £1 from every sale to Music Venue Trust, the UK charity which acts to protect, secure and improve UK grassroots music venues.
Katy Perry said: ‘I’m proud to donate 1 from every ticket on the UK leg of The Lifetimes Tour to Music Venue Trust so that venues like Water Rats and Scala, where I played my first UK shows, can continue to usher in the next generation of music talent’.
On returning to the UK for her first tour in over seven years, she said: ‘I’m so incredibly chuffed to bring The Lifetimes Tour to the UK!
‘I can’t wait to have a big sing along of all the songs you love and more! It’s going to be a giant dance party, and everyone’s invited!’
It comes after Katy said she is ‘excited’ to bring her daughter Daisy along on the road with her next year.
The singer shares her four-year-old toddler with partner Orlando Bloom and said she is looking forward to having ‘fun adventures together’ as they travel the world.
Speaking to The Sun, she said: ‘I’m really excited Daisy can join me on this world tour. She is four now and then she’ll turn five on the road. Time really does fly.
‘Some of my single friends that don’t have children, whenever they come and visit, and they only see her every six months or what have you, they’re like, ‘Whoa, she’s grown’. It’s like, time is happening, it’s ticking.
‘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.’