November 12, 2025 • 3 mins
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Katy Perry is making international headlines this week, fresh off the European finale of The Lifetimes Tour with two sold-out arena shows in Spain. On November 9, she electrified Barcelona’s Palau Sant Jordi, and just two days later, on November 11, she closed the European leg at Madrid’s Movistar Arena. At the Madrid show, she spoke directly to fans about her journey at age 41, reflecting on her career and hinting at transitions both personally and artistically. Videos from this performance capture Katy thanking her European fans and calling it the last show of this particular stage, alluding to the end of a chapter in her touring life. Just hours after Madrid, fan and media accounts across Europe and Latin America were buzzing about the landmark event.
The tour’s next major stop is China: she’s booked for multiple nights at Hangzhou’s Olympic Sports Centre Gymnasium starting November 21, followed by major Asian markets including Shanghai and Tokyo, culminating in a massive stadium show in Haikou on November 29. That event is promoted locally as the “Katy Perry Hainan Concert,” drawing attention to Haikou’s tourist appeal and Perry’s formidable setlist—about 30 percent of her show comprises Billboard number one hits. According to financial media and event partners, her tour has driven record demand in Asian markets, with ticket sites reporting near-instant sellouts for her largest venues so far.
Looking ahead, Katy Perry will headline the closing concert for the 2025 Abu Dhabi Grand Prix on December 7, sharing the spotlight with Post Malone and other A-list pop stars. The Abu Dhabi F1 concert wraps up not only her tour’s international run but also the Formula 1 season, guaranteeing global press coverage and a renewal of Perry’s pop icon status.
Off-stage, a social media flashpoint surfaced when Bradford Cobb, Katy Perry’s longtime manager, reposted news of Wendy’s fast-food chain closing hundreds of U.S. restaurants. Industry outlets like Billboard and Benzinga report that this move revives a playful but pointed feud dating back to when Wendy’s made light of Perry’s historic all-women Blue Origin space flight in April. Cobb’s repost has been interpreted in the media as a bit of subtle shade, tying high-profile space travel with lighthearted brand rivalry—fans and the press are loving the continued banter.
Meanwhile, tabloid show TMZ spotlighted a story on November 10 about a “nasty feud” between Katy Perry and her ex-husband, reigniting old drama in the eyes of the press. While detailed sources remain limited, TMZ highlights comments or possibly veiled posts made in recent days, stoking speculation about unresolved issues, though nothing is confirmed by Perry directly.
In summary, Katy Perry’s past few days have been a whirlwind: she’s closing European tour chapters, riding high with arena sellouts, sparking social media discourse, and preparing for commercially and culturally significant shows across Asia and the Middle East—all while her name remains headline gold for both music and tabloid coverage.
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Katy Perry is making international headlines this week, fresh off the European finale of The Lifetimes Tour with two sold-out arena shows in Spain. On November 9, she electrified Barcelona’s Palau Sant Jordi, and just two days later, on November 11, she closed the European leg at Madrid’s Movistar Arena. At the Madrid show, she spoke directly to fans about her journey at age 41, reflecting on her career and hinting at transitions both personally and artistically. Videos from this performance capture Katy thanking her European fans and calling it the last show of this particular stage, alluding to the end of a chapter in her touring life. Just hours after Madrid, fan and media accounts across Europe and Latin America were buzzing about the landmark event.
The tour’s next major stop is China: she’s booked for multiple nights at Hangzhou’s Olympic Sports Centre Gymnasium starting November 21, followed by major Asian markets including Shanghai and Tokyo, culminating in a massive stadium show in Haikou on November 29. That event is promoted locally as the “Katy Perry Hainan Concert,” drawing attention to Haikou’s tourist appeal and Perry’s formidable setlist—about 30 percent of her show comprises Billboard number one hits. According to financial media and event partners, her tour has driven record demand in Asian markets, with ticket sites reporting near-instant sellouts for her largest venues so far.
Looking ahead, Katy Perry will headline the closing concert for the 2025 Abu Dhabi Grand Prix on December 7, sharing the spotlight with Post Malone and other A-list pop stars. The Abu Dhabi F1 concert wraps up not only her tour’s international run but also the Formula 1 season, guaranteeing global press coverage and a renewal of Perry’s pop icon status.
Off-stage, a social media flashpoint surfaced when Bradford Cobb, Katy Perry’s longtime manager, reposted news of Wendy’s fast-food chain closing hundreds of U.S. restaurants. Industry outlets like Billboard and Benzinga report that this move revives a playful but pointed feud dating back to when Wendy’s made light of Perry’s historic all-women Blue Origin space flight in April. Cobb’s repost has been interpreted in the media as a bit of subtle shade, tying high-profile space travel with lighthearted brand rivalry—fans and the press are loving the continued banter.
Meanwhile, tabloid show TMZ spotlighted a story on November 10 about a “nasty feud” between Katy Perry and her ex-husband, reigniting old drama in the eyes of the press. While detailed sources remain limited, TMZ highlights comments or possibly veiled posts made in recent days, stoking speculation about unresolved issues, though nothing is confirmed by Perry directly.
In summary, Katy Perry’s past few days have been a whirlwind: she’s closing European tour chapters, riding high with arena sellouts, sparking social media discourse, and preparing for commercially and culturally significant shows across Asia and the Middle East—all while her name remains headline gold for both music and tabloid coverage.
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Speaker 1 (00:00):
Katy Perry is making international headlines this week, fresh off
the European finale of the Lifetime's Tour with two sold
out arena shows in Spain. On November ninth, she electrified
Barcelona's Palau San Jordi, and just two days later, on
November eleventh, she closed the European leg and Madrid's move
Astar Arena. At the Madrid show, she spoke directly to
(00:22):
fans about her journey at age forty one, reflecting on
her career and hinting at transitions both personally and artistically.
Videos from this performance capture Katie thanking her European fans
and calling it the last show of this particular stage,
alluding to the end of a chapter in her touring life.
(00:42):
Just hours after Madrid, fan and media accounts across Europe
and Latin America were buzzing about the landmark event. The
tour's next major stop is China. She's booked for multiple
nights at Hangjo's Olympic Sports Center Gymnasium starting November twenty first,
followed by major Asian markets including Shanghai and Tokyo, culminating
(01:04):
in a massive stadium show in Haiku on November twenty ninth.
That event is promoted locally as the Katy Perry Hainan Concert,
drawing attention to Haiku's tourist appeal and Perry's formidable set list.
About thirty percent of her show comprises will Board number
one hits. According to financial media and event partners, her
(01:25):
tour has driven record demand in Asian markets, with ticket
sites reporting near instant sellouts for her largest venues so far.
Looking ahead, Katy Perry will headline the closing concert for
the twenty twenty five Abu Dhabi Grand Prix on December seventh,
sharing the spotlight with post Malone and other A list
pop stars. The Abu dhabif One concert wraps up not
(01:46):
only her tours international run, but also the Formula one season,
guaranteeing global press coverage and a renewal of Perry's pop
icon status. Off stage, a social media flashpoints surfaced when
Bradford Call, Katy Perry's long time manager, reposted news of
Wendy's fast food chain closing hundreds of UIs restaurants. Industry
(02:08):
outlets like Billboard and Benzinger report that this move revives
a playful but pointed feud dating back to when Wendy's
made light of Perry's historic Old Women Blue Origin space
flight in April. Cobb's repost has been interpreted in the
media as a bit of subtle shade, tying high profile
space travel with light hearted brand rivalry. Fans in the
(02:30):
press are loving the continued banter. Meanwhile, tabloid show TMZ
spotlight at a story on November tenth about a nasty
feud between Katy Perry and her ex husband, reigniting old
drummer in the eyes of the press. While detailed sources
remain limited, TMZ highlights comments or possibly veiled posts made
(02:52):
in recent days, stoking speculation about unresolved issues, though nothing
is confirmed by Perry directly, unf faded infighting, infighting. In summary,
Katy Perry's past few days have been a whirlwind. She's
closing European tour chapters, riding high with arena sellouts, sparking
(03:12):
social media discourse, and preparing for commercially and culturally significant
shows across Asia and the Middle East, all while her
name remains headline gold for both music and tabloid coverage.
And that is it for to day. Make sure you
hit the subscribe button and never miss an update on
Katy Perry. Thanks for listening. This has been a quiet
(03:33):
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Katy Perry is making international headlines this week, fresh off
the European finale of the Lifetime's Tour with two sold
out arena shows in Spain. On November ninth, she electrified
Barcelona's Palau San Jordi, and just two days later, on
November eleventh, she closed the European leg and Madrid's move
Astar Arena. At the Madrid show, she spoke directly to
(00:22):
fans about her journey at age forty one, reflecting on
her career and hinting at transitions both personally and artistically.
Videos from this performance capture Katie thanking her European fans
and calling it the last show of this particular stage,
alluding to the end of a chapter in her touring life.
(00:42):
Just hours after Madrid, fan and media accounts across Europe
and Latin America were buzzing about the landmark event. The
tour's next major stop is China. She's booked for multiple
nights at Hangjo's Olympic Sports Center Gymnasium starting November twenty first,
followed by major Asian markets including Shanghai and Tokyo, culminating
(01:04):
in a massive stadium show in Haiku on November twenty ninth.
That event is promoted locally as the Katy Perry Hainan Concert,
drawing attention to Haiku's tourist appeal and Perry's formidable set list.
About thirty percent of her show comprises will Board number
one hits. According to financial media and event partners, her
(01:25):
tour has driven record demand in Asian markets, with ticket
sites reporting near instant sellouts for her largest venues so far.
Looking ahead, Katy Perry will headline the closing concert for
the twenty twenty five Abu Dhabi Grand Prix on December seventh,
sharing the spotlight with post Malone and other A list
pop stars. The Abu dhabif One concert wraps up not
(01:46):
only her tours international run, but also the Formula one season,
guaranteeing global press coverage and a renewal of Perry's pop
icon status. Off stage, a social media flashpoints surfaced when
Bradford Call, Katy Perry's long time manager, reposted news of
Wendy's fast food chain closing hundreds of UIs restaurants. Industry
(02:08):
outlets like Billboard and Benzinger report that this move revives
a playful but pointed feud dating back to when Wendy's
made light of Perry's historic Old Women Blue Origin space
flight in April. Cobb's repost has been interpreted in the
media as a bit of subtle shade, tying high profile
space travel with light hearted brand rivalry. Fans in the
(02:30):
press are loving the continued banter. Meanwhile, tabloid show TMZ
spotlight at a story on November tenth about a nasty
feud between Katy Perry and her ex husband, reigniting old
drummer in the eyes of the press. While detailed sources
remain limited, TMZ highlights comments or possibly veiled posts made
(02:52):
in recent days, stoking speculation about unresolved issues, though nothing
is confirmed by Perry directly, unf faded infighting, infighting. In summary,
Katy Perry's past few days have been a whirlwind. She's
closing European tour chapters, riding high with arena sellouts, sparking
(03:12):
social media discourse, and preparing for commercially and culturally significant
shows across Asia and the Middle East, all while her
name remains headline gold for both music and tabloid coverage.
And that is it for to day. Make sure you
hit the subscribe button and never miss an update on
Katy Perry. Thanks for listening. This has been a quiet
(03:33):
please production. For more check out Quiet Please dot ai
or search the term biosnap wherever you listen
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