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Update February 21, 2025: Just when you thought there was truly no chance of snapping up a ticket to Katy Perry's sold-out Lifetimes Tour in Melbourne, the pop legend has announced a fourth and final show at Rod Laver Arena on June 7. Tickets go on sale this Tuesday, February 25, so if you can’t resist the chance to scream the lyrics to ‘Firework’ alongside thousands of others you're going to want to be quick.
From Sabrina Carpenter to Taylor Swift, 2024 is proving to be the year of the pop girlies. Lately, Katy Perry has joined in on the renaissance, by releasing a (ahem, controversial) new album called 143.
Despite some backlash from those unhappy that Perry is still working with infamous producer Dr Luke (who has faced allegations from fellow artist Kesha), there are nevertheless countless KatyCats out there purring at the chance to see her live. We’ve got all the info you need about Katy Perry’s Melbourne 2025 tour.
When is Katy Perry going on her 2025 Melbourne, Australia tour?
Get ready to roar, because Katy Perry will bring the Lifetimes Tour to Melbourne’s Rod Laver Arena for FOUR huge nights this winter. The Melbourne shows are set to take place on June 7, 12, 13 and 14 2025.
When do Katy Perry Melbourne tickets go on sale?
New tickets for Katy Perry's fourth and final show will go on sale from 12pm on Tuesday, February 25. So if you missed out last year, this is truly your last chance to snap up tickets.
Will there be a Katy Perry presale?
For an artist this big, presale is a no-brainer. Here’s the rundown:
TEG Dainty presale: from 11am on Monday, February 24.
General allocation will then go on sale via the Ticketek website from 12pm on Tuesday, February 25.
Katy Perry Melbourne ticket prices
For an arena tour of this scale, we’re not surprised to see that ticket prices range from $109.90 for reserved seating to $1,043 for the Lifetimes VIP Experience.
What will the tour be like?
We’ve been told to expect all the hits and a high-energy singalong vibe. Sounds cathartic!
Everywhere else Katy Perry is playing in Australia
Perry's Aussie tour kicks off on June 4 at Sydney’s Qudos Bank Arena, before she heads to Melbourne. She’s also playing in Brisbane, Perth and Adelaide.