The film features Perry performances, dancers, and live musicians, along with audience engagement during screenings.

The film aims to be more than a traditional concert movie by delivering immersive, aerial and crowd-driven experiences that put viewers at the heart of the performance.

Trafalgar Releasing is distributing the film, which showcases Perry, her dancers, and musicians, and features fan engagement during screenings.

The Tribeca debut is framed as part of Perry’s resilient comeback amid public scrutiny, setting the stage for its wide cinema release.

The Lifetimes Tour encompassed 91 shows across 23 countries on five continents, drawing over a million fans and producing substantial ticket revenue, while supporting the 143 album.

Tickets for the cinema release go on sale July 30, 2026, and the setlist includes hits like Dark Horse, Hot N Cold, I Kissed a Girl, Roar, and Firework, enhanced by updated stage design and choreography.

Tribeca premiere occurred in June 2026, with positive remarks about the film’s energy and its escapist, cinematic thrill ride qualities.

Katy Perry’s Lifetimes Tour documentary, filmed with 60 cameras during two sold-out Paris shows in November 2025, will have a global cinema release after its Tribeca Festival premiere, starting with screenings in 150 UK cinemas on September 2.

Produced as a love letter to fans, the film extends the live experience to millions who couldn’t attend the tour in person, with Paul Dugdale directing and Daniel E. Catullo III of 10 Lives Studios producing.

Beyond a concert recording, the project celebrates Perry’s career spanning over two decades and its cultural impact.

The feature runs 132 minutes and includes extensive behind-the-scenes content and exclusive material from its world premiere at Tribeca, with executive producers including Perry and industry figures.

In production notes, the project is described as a cinematic preservation of Perry’s longevity and cultural impact, designed to appeal to both longtime fans and new audiences.