Katy Perry's Concert Film 'The Lifetimes Tour – Live From Paris' to Debut at Tribeca Film Festival

Katy Perry is unveiling a concert film documenting her Lifetimes Tour, with the project set to premiere at the 2026 Tribeca Film Festival on June 8th.

The 41-year-old "Woman's World" performer shared the announcement via Instagram, posting: "They said I couldn't. I did it. And I filmed it. For the fans. The Lifetimes Tour: Live From Paris premieres at @tribeca June 8th. Single tickets available now."

Filmed in November 2025, the full-length documentary captures Perry's performance across Paris, blending high-energy stage work with cinematic production. The film was shot using 60 cameras positioned across, around, and above the massive stage setup, moving beyond traditional concert filming to create an immersive viewing experience.

The official description highlights Perry commanding the stage with "boundless energy and enthusiasm" throughout the show. The performance features aerial wire work, acrobatic stunts—including singing upside down—and a winged creature that circles the arena. Pyrotechnics, intricate choreography, and elaborate staging combine to create what organizers describe as "a musical cinematic thrill ride that is both futuristic and nostalgic."

According to the film's synopsis, the production captures every beat and crowd reaction in vivid detail, showcasing costume changes and audience interactions from fresh angles. The documentary promises escapism and entertainment through top-tier filmmaking.

Following the premiere screening, Perry will participate in a post-film conversation at the festival. Single tickets for the June 8th showing are currently available for purchase.