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London’s Katy Perry diehards, it’s nearly time. The singer of hits like ‘Firework’, ‘California Gurls’ and ‘Hot N Cold’ is in town for two shows at the O2 Arena as part of her Lifetimes Tour.
By the time Perry gets to the capital she’ll have already entertained thousands of Brits at arena dates in Belfast, Glasgow, Manchester, Sheffield and Birmingham. The Lifetimes Tour, as its name suggests – and not dissimilar to Taylor Swift’s Eras Tour and Madonna’s Celebration Tour – is intended as a career-spanning celebration of Katy Perry’s music.
If you’re heading to see Katy Perry at the O2 this week, here’s what you need to know about the shows – from the timings and setlist to remaining ticket availability.
When is Katy Perry playing London’s O2?
The US pop superstar is in the capital on the following dates:
- Tuesday October 13 2025
- Wednesday October 14 2025
What time do doors open?
Doors open for both dates at 6.30pm. The O2’s bars and restaurants are open earlier.
When will Katy Perry come on stage?
Approximate timings reckoned that Perry would come on stage at around 8.30pm on both nights. On the first night she came on at 9pm.
Who is supporting Katy Perry at the O2?
Perry has a different support for each gig:
- October 13: Goldie Boutilier
- October 14: Au/Ra
Each night the support act will come on at 7.45pm.
Last-minute tickets
At time of writing, tickets are still available on AXS here (from around £60), Stubhub here (from around £70) and Viagogo here (from around £55).
Setlist
For an idea of what Katy Perry will play in London, this was her setlist at a recent Lifetimes tour show in Manchester (according to Setlist.fm)
- ARTIFICIAL
- Chained to the Rhythm
- Teary Eyes
- Dark Horse
- WOMAN’S WORLD
- California Gurls
- Teenage Dream
- Hot n Cold
- Last Friday Night (T.G.I.F.)
- Peacock (snippet)
- I Kissed a Girl
- NIRVANA
- CRUSH
- I’M HIS, HE’S MINE
- Wide Awake
- It Takes Two (snippet)
- NO TEARS FOR NEW YEAR’S (snippet)
- I Do Not Hook Up (Kelly Clarkson cover)
- Ghost
- Swish Swish
- Unconditionally
- ALL THE LOVE
- T.
- Part of Me
- Rise
- Roar
- Daisies
- LIFETIMES
- Firework
Reviews
Reviews for Katy Perry’s Lifetimes Tour have been fairly positive. A three-star review of the Glasgow show in the Guardian said it was ‘fun but frenetic’, adding that Perry was ‘almost constantly doing far too much: hanging off props, spinning upside down, and wearing a glove that shoots fireworks’.
Another three-star review in the Telegraph said that ‘The performer doesn’t need stage frippery to prove her star power – just better songs’.
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