PHOTOS: Katy Perry Delivers Pop Spectacle In San Jose
PHOTOS: Pop star Katy Perry played songs from her latest album 'Witness' at the SAP Center in San Jose with Canadian electronic duo Purity Ring opening the show.
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Photos: Katy Perry Delivers Pop Spectacle In San Jose
Pop star Katy Perry played songs from her latest album 'Witness' at the SAP Center in San Jose with Canadian electronic duo Purity Ring opening the show.
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"We were just looking for an after party," the pop star quipped on Snapchat.
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"It means a lot to me for all of my fans, no matter what their situation, to feel like they can come along for the ride."
Katy Perry Says Witness Tour Is 'Sexy, Intelligent and Fun'
"Making eye contact, touching hands, and singing the songs with the audience is one of the most rewarding experiences for me," she said.
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"I'll be spending the next few weeks taking the time to properly prepare the show to be an experience I am proud to share with you."
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Perry has been eating astronaut ice cream to get ready.
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In regards to bedroom skills, Perry ranked Mayer for the top spot.
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Calvin Harris Recruits Katy Perry, Pharrell And Big Sean For 'Feels'
The single is the latest from the DJ/Producer's forthcoming studio album 'Funk Wav Bounces Vol. 1,' which is set to be released on June 30th.
Katy Perry Ranks John Mayer, Orlando Bloom & Diplo's Bedroom Skills
VIDEO: At first, Perry demurred, but James Corden got it out of her.
Katy Perry Admits To Struggles With Alcohol, Depression, Thoughts of Suicide
"I wrote a song about [suicide]," she said during a teary talk with Dr. Siri Sat Nam Singh. "I feel ashamed that I would have those thoughts, feel that low and that depressed."
Taylor Swift Returns To Spotify As Katy Perry Releases 'Witness'
The beef between the two still seems to be simmering, and Swift has previously been emphatic about her opposition to streaming services.
Katy Perry Reopens Taylor Swift Feud In New Interview
VIDEO: "I wish that I could turn the other cheek every single time, but I'm also not a pushover, you know?" she said.
Katy Perry Explains History Of Taylor Swift Beef
VIDEO: 'Like, She Started It' - Perry also confirmed the origin of the story that's played out on Twitter for years—a 2012 argument over backup dancers.
Katy Perry Joins 'American Idol'
No word yet on who will join Katy as a judge on ABC's reboot of the reality singing competition.
Katy Perry Unveils Album Title, Announces North American Tour
'Witness: The Tour' begins September 7 in Columbus, Ohio and runs through next February in Vancouver.
Katy Perry, Jennifer Lopez To Appear On 'The Late Late Show' Special
Perry will join Corden for a new edition of Carpool Karaoke, while Lopez will take a Toddlerography dance lesson.
The Met Gala: Rihanna Encased In Petals, Zendaya In Parrots
The color red made a dramatic show Monday night in the grand parade of fashion at the Met Gala, including co-chair Katy Perry's look, as did Rihanna, Zendaya...
Katy Perry Becomes Guy Fieri For Lookalike Day
But Katy saw herself in the drink: "I couldn't handle drinking my own blood," she captioned a Snapchat story.
Orlando Bloom Confirms He Is Still Friends With Katy Perry
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