Katy Perry Plans Possible Cancellations Amid Slow Lifetimes Tour Sales

Katy Perry's upcoming Lifetimes world tour, set to kick off on April 23, is facing disappointing ticket sales, with significant numbers of unsold seats reported in various cities, including 70% in Minneapolis and 60% in Raleigh. Insiders have expressed concern over the lack of enthusiasm for the tour, noting that expectations were high but sales have not matched those seen during Taylor Swift's recent Eras tour. Despite the challenges, Perry has expanded the tour in markets like Australia, where demand has been strong. She has reportedly sought advice from Taylor Swift on how to boost interest and maintain momentum for her shows. The possibility of concert cancellations looms if ticket sales do not improve, which would be a considerable disappointment for both Perry and her fans. As the tour approaches, Perry’s team remains hopeful for better ticket sales and a positive outcome.