Pop sensation Katy Perry is set to return to cinemas with her new concert film, *Katy Perry: The Lifetimes Tour – Live from Paris*. The highly anticipated movie, which features a comprehensive look at her recent world tour, will be released in theatres and IMAX on Wednesday, 2nd September. This limited-time screening presents footage from her performances, which took place over two nights in Paris last autumn.
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The Lifetimes Tour marks Perry’s first venture onto the world stage in seven years, having launched her global journey in April 2025. The tour comprised an impressive 91 shows across five continents, allowing Perry to reconnect with her dedicated fan base. “It was just a reconnection with my fans and to sing along and to create that energy,” the 41-year-old musician shared with PEOPLE magazine. “There’s an incredible energy when everyone is singing the same song… and you’re sweating with a stranger and you’re singing together. There’s a unity that is really felt.”
The tour arrived at a pivotal time for Perry, following a lukewarm reception to her previous album, *143*. Despite facing considerable criticism, she remained undeterred. “A lot of people said I couldn’t do it,” she remarked. “But I’m living my f—ing life to the fullest!” This attitude exemplifies her drive to pursue her passion regardless of public opinion, though the journey was not without its obstacles.
During her time on the road, Perry experienced personal challenges, including the well-publicised end of her relationship with actor Orlando Bloom. Their split was confirmed in July, leaving the couple to co-parent their six-year-old daughter, Daisy. Reflecting on her resilience during these trying times, Perry stated, “This is my gift. I learned how to step back into my purpose. It took a while… I had to put [touring] on pause.”
Perry acknowledged that the prior year had been particularly tough, but she remained steadfast in her determination to move forward. “Not every day was easy. Look, last year was really hard,” she admitted. “And I just persevered. I just kept going.”
Beyond the challenges, the tour provided Perry with moments of joy and triumph, further enhancing her connection with fans. One of the brighter aspects of her journey was her budding relationship with Justin Trudeau, whom she met prior to a concert in Montreal. The former Canadian Prime Minister, 54, supported Perry during the film’s premiere at the Tribeca Festival in June, marking their first public appearance together.
As the Lifetimes Tour comes to a close, Perry reflects on the blessings she discovered along the way. She expressed her feelings of triumph and gratitude for being able to connect with her fans. “It was amazing to come out of it and feel triumphant and really showing up for my fans,” Perry said. “And I got some great gifts along the way.”
*Katy Perry: The Lifetimes Tour – Live from Paris* is scheduled to hit theatres on Wednesday, offering an exciting glimpse into the life of one of pop music’s leading figures. For those eager to learn more about Perry and her recent experiences, her insights will be featured in this week’s issue of PEOPLE magazine, available on newsstands starting Friday.
With her return to the limelight, fans are eagerly anticipating the concert film, which promises to encapsulate the energy and spirit of her remarkable tour and the journey she undertook to get there.