Katy Perry’s concert film, titled *Katy Perry: The Lifetimes Tour – Live From Paris*, recently debuted at the Tribeca Festival in New York City, capturing the attention of fans and critics alike. The star, known for her powerful performances and vibrant creativity, shared insights about the film during the premiere, underscoring her commitment to her supporters.
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Speaking at the BMCC Tribeca Performing Arts Center on 8 June 2026, Perry, now 41, emphasized that the upcoming release is dedicated to her fans. “I’m doing all of this for my fans because they’re the ones who helped me along for all these years, for over 18 years,” she remarked. This concert film is particularly special as it showcases her fifth concert tour, supporting her 2024 album *143*.
Perry contrasted this film with her previous work, *Part of Me*, which served as a documentary of her life. She described her latest project as a top-tier concert experience that prioritises engagement with attendees. “This is really a concert experience at the highest level for my fans,” she elaborated, reflecting on the electrifying atmosphere of her performances.
The Lifetimes Tour kicked off in April 2025 in Mexico City and was marked by a series of sold-out shows spanning several months. The film documents the Paris leg of the tour, filmed at the Accor Arena in November 2025. Perry’s setlist woke up nostalgia in long-time followers, featuring hits from across her celebrated catalogue, alongside some surprise selections chosen by her fans.
During the premiere, Perry, who made headlines by debuting her relationship with Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau on the red carpet, engaged in a post-screening discussion with journalist Tomás Mier. She expressed the dynamic nature of her relationship with her followers, remarking, “It seems like every show I create, I’m just always challenging myself, pushing myself.” Her philosophy is centred on nurturing the trust that exists between her and her audience.
Perry’s dedication to her fans extends beyond the stage. Understanding the efforts that attendees make to see her perform – including travel, accommodations, and additional expenses – she acknowledged their sacrifices. “I know that they work so hard to pay for these tickets and they travel around. […] Their money is valuable, and I’m going to give them their money’s worth every time,” she confirmed.
The energy in the concert hall was palpable, and Perry believes that it transcends the film medium. “The energy was so incredible in there, and I think it’s going to seep out of the screens,” she said, suggesting that viewers will be able to feel the vibrancy of the live performances even while watching from home.
*Katy Perry: The Lifetimes Tour – Live From Paris* premiered at the Tribeca Festival with additional screenings scheduled for 10 and 11 June. This latest cinematic endeavour is both a celebration of Perry’s enduring career and a heartfelt tribute to the fans who have supported her journey through two decades of music.
As the anticipation builds for the concert film’s broader release, Perry’s acknowledgment of her dedicated supporters is a testament to the unique bond she has cultivated over the years. This relationship is a significant thread that runs through her music and performances, making her an icon in the pop music landscape. With the premier recently completed, fans around the world can look forward to being part of the concert experience that is set to come alive on their screens.