Katy Perry presented her “The Lifetimes Tour” to Chinese audiences on November 21 and 22, 2025. The pop star performed two full-scale concerts at the Hangzhou Olympic Sports Centre Gymnasium.
The event featured a large-scale production with dazzling light displays and pyrotechnics. However, her arrival also ignited a widespread discussion on Chinese social media platforms.
An online debate quickly erupted regarding the attendance for both shows. The central point of contention was whether the concerts had truly sold out. Some fans celebrated a full house. They shared images of a packed audience to support their claims. Other social media users posted videos that suggested empty sections within the venue.
katy perry sold out whole stadium in china and lit up a big fireworks at her closing, oh this is spectacular pic.twitter.com/xHMc6djqVb
— king ravi (@swiftyootw) November 29, 2025
This discussion gained significant traction online. Users actively questioned the official sold-out claims and compared the conflicting visual evidence. Despite the online controversy, Katy Perry delivered two complete performances. She delivered her full high-energy performance to the audience.
The shows featured spectacular fireworks and meticulously planned staging. This production quality reaffirmed the show’s high standards for those present. The singer remained focused on her performance throughout both nights. She let the music and the visual spectacle speak for themselves, providing an unforgettable experience for attendees.
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The tour stop in Hangzhou ultimately reaffirmed the significant anticipation that surrounds “The Lifetimes Tour.” While online opinions about attendance figures remained divided, the event itself was a clear success in terms of production value.
Katy Perry proved that her talent and stage production continue to meet the highest international standards. The two nights in China provided memorable experiences, solidifying her status as a global pop superstar