Katy Perry’s 5 Biggest Hits in Australia
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The pop superstar will perform at the 2024 AFL Grand Final later this month, one week after the release of her new album '143'
From Lady Gaga to Mitski: All the Artists Supporting Chappell Roan
Posted in: Music NewsAfter voicing her struggles with fame and fandoms, Roan received calls from Elton John and advice from Katy Perry
Katy Perry Flies Through ‘Lifetimes’ of Hits as She Accepts VMA Vanguard Award
Posted in: Music News"I just want to say with my whole heart: Do whatever it takes to stay true to yourself and true to your art," Perry said as she accepted the Moon Person
PerL Meets Perry: Denon Announce Katy Perry Collaboration
Posted in: Music NewsRecently announced as the entertainment headliner at the upcoming AFL Grand Final, Katy Perry knows what she wants by way of good quality sound
Katy Perry ‘Adhered to All Regulations’ While Filming at Dunes in Spain, Says Team
Posted in: Music NewsThe Balearic Islands government launched an investigation into Katy Perry regarding a permit to film. Her team says they 'adhered to all regulations.'
Katy Perry’s ‘Lifetimes’ Video Faces Investigation for Potential Environmental Damage
Posted in: Music NewsThe track is the second single off of Perry's upcoming album '143'
Katy Perry Reveals ‘143’ Track List in Beachy ‘Lifetimes’ Video
Posted in: Music NewsKim Petras, 21 Savage, Doechii, and J.I.D. will be featured on the upcoming LP, out Sept. 20
Did Katy Perry Release the Worst Comeback Song of All Time?
Posted in: Music FeaturesPerry's 'Woman's World' is a catastrophic flop. We examine what it means for her career, and look back at other disastrous would-be musical comebacks, from Guns N' Roses to Robin Thicke.
Katy Perry Promises to ‘Love You ‘Til the End’ on ‘Lifetimes’ Snippet
Posted in: Music News"'143' is a party and everyone is invited," wrote Perry, referring to her upcoming album
Katy Perry’s ‘Woman’s World’ and the End of 2010s Pop
Posted in: Music FeaturesThe backlash to her comeback single shows us that her era of maximalist hits is further away than ever
