Katy Perry Will Release The Most Personal Album

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JAKARTA - Katy Perry is ready to release his new album this year. Mentioned, he is also planning a world tour to accompany the album.

The pop star has not released a full album since Smile (2020) and has been holding a Play residential concert in Las Vegas since 2021.

Additional information. Residence concerts or residential music are a series of concerts, similar to mobile concerts, but only shown in one location.

Back to Perry. Someone close to the pop star told The Sun newspaper that this year will be a big year for Perry.

He is also said to be writing his most personal music.

"Katy has been working on her most personal album for the past two years," the source said.

"He did it his own way and it's very different from anything he's ever released before."

Talking about his world tour plans, the source continued: "But after spending so much time on the American West Coast, he feels ready to go on tour again. His request exists because he has so many hits, so bringing his show on the streets will definitely be a huge attraction."

"Hopefully he can leave towards the end of 2024, but it's still being pursued."

Perry first released a teaser for his new album in August in one of his shows in Vegas at Resorts World Theater. The series of shows ended in November.

Speaking from the stage, he said, 'If you can't love me in the age of Witness or Smile mine, then you can't love me in the KP6 era,' referring to the relatively suam-kuke remarks on his last two studio albums.

Around the same time, Perry revealed that he had written a lot of songs.

[I] have written many things about love because I feel so much so much love unconditionally, love that you never know where it is, "he continued, referring to his young daughter, Daisy.

"I always write songs, but in my opinion the most important thing for me is to celebrate the world that I have to build with all these beautiful songs and be responsible for the life of a three-year-old child."

Perry added: 'I'll be back, but let me do it the right way.'