Katy Perry UK tour dates 2025, presale and how to get tickets
The Lifetimes Tour is coming to the UK!
by Lian Brooks · Glamour UKA Katy Perry UK tour has been confirmed for 2025!
The singer announced she would be embarking on a world tour, with five UK dates among them. Perry took to X on November 18 to announce the happy news as part of her The Lifetimes World Tour.
The shows will be her first in seven years, with the UK leg of her tour set to start on October 7 2025 in Glasgow before making its way to Manchester, Sheffield, Birmingham and London.
You can see the Katy Perry UK tour announcement below:
In the video accompanying the announcement, Katy says “Top of the mornin' to ya babes. I've got really big news. I'm bringing the Lifetimes Tour to the UK!” before calling herself a “daft cow” and confirming the UK cities that she'll be touring come 2025.
The news follows the announcement that the 'Firework' singer will be touring Australia and South America as part of her world tour, with extra dates being added to these locations due to demand.
The Lifetimes Tour supports Perry's seventh studio album 143 which features newer hits such as ‘Lifetimes' and ‘Woman’s World' including features from the likes of 21 Savage, Kim Petras, Doechii and JID.
However, fans are expected to be treated to all the bangers from her catalogue, including everything from ‘California Girls’ to ‘Teenage Dream’, ‘Roar’ and ‘I Kissed a Girl’, to name a few.
Keen to secure 2025 Katy Perry tickets for yourself? Here's what to know.
When do Katy Perry tickets go on sale?
Katy Perry tickets are set to go on general sale at 10am on November 22 via Ticketmaster.
Is there a Katy Perry presale?
Yes! Dedicated fans will have the opportunity to try for presale tickets at 10am on November 20.
To be in with a chance of securing a ticket via the Katy Perry presale you can sign up here, choosing your preferred date. You'll then be sent a unique presale link.
Katy Perry 2025 UK tour dates
- October 7 – Glasgow, OVO Hydro
- October 8 – Manchester, AO Arena
- October 10 – Sheffield, Utilita Arena
- October 11 – Birmingham, Utilita Arena
- October 13 – London, The O2