Katy Perry has been granted approval from the Chinese government to perform two shows in Hangzhou on November 21 and 22.
The Lifetimes Tour is the fifth concert tour by the American singer. It kicked off on April 23 following the release of her seventh studio album, 143, late last year.
It has been seven years since the pop icon embarked on a world tour, and she has not held a concert in China since her Prismatic World Tour back in 2015.
Concert license with potential setlist
The good news is that the official license filed for the upcoming shows includes all her biggest hits, including 'Roar,' ‘I Kissed a Girl,’ and ‘Teenage Dream.’
Image via Billboard
The bad news is that, on the first night of the Lifetimes Tour, Perry invited fans in blue NASA suits to come up on stage with her.
Hopefully, by the time she gets to China, she'll have stopped bangin' on about her 11 minutes as an ‘astronaut.’
[Cover image via Billboard]
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